Glorious Abandoned French Castle of a Crazy Artist Who Made NO MONEY!
2021 ж. 17 Сәу.
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Filmed by Lesley
Edited by ES Forgotten (Danny) @ES.Forgotten
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I hope one day somebody restore this place and honor the work of art left behind in some ways. Thanks for sharing with us.
Nice words how are you doing ?
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His artwork should be saved and displayed in a gallery. And there are so many things in the house that should also be saved and sold to people to continue to love them.
I agree! Van Gogh only sold one painting his entire life. He wasn't famous until a decade after his death.
@@AdrienneS1970 this guy was no Van Gogh.
@@___LC___ well.... true. But art is very personal. It may speak to some and not others.
@@AdrienneS1970 spoke to me like a beautifully written poem
That old telephone was probably from the days before automatic exchanges. You would push that lever to signal the operator at a manual switchboard who would ask what number you wanted and patch you in.
And the previous owner has many antiques like that... which we want to save, along with his art! I'm an Award-winning Artist and I want to do this with all artists globally! Rehabbing any building is possible if you have the right architect, engineer and construction team!! We're trying to buy this building (and others) and rehab them and save everything so we can share his creations with the world! If you're interested in helping us... please let us know. Sincerely, Brad Bowen Real Estate Designer, Developer & Investor USA BowenOrg@gmail.com
That is awesome! I always feel like it's such a waste & so sad to see things like this just deteriorate.
It could also be for calling servants..
@@shereerichmond4833 That is probably what it is. An In-house telephone .
I loved your comment of knowing why his art didn't sell. I was thinking the exact same thing. Art, like beauty, is in the eyes of the beholders. They were quite colorful, and it's obvious he enjoyed painting them. They had an almost primitive quality to them. What a beautiful house that must have been.
It didn't seem like his taste in art and colors went well with French design of the house
Less than primitive, they seem childlike and poor imitations of those who inspired him.
Art alone won't sell, it the person's personality, character and life choices that make people interested in your art.
I agree with you. People have to see art not only with your eyes but in your heart. Lesley explains things so beautiful that you can feel like you're right there. Thank you Lesley an your team!
I'm from India. I like your voice. you have melodious voice and also adorable way of handling things and explanation. May Allah bless you.
What was this Artist name? He did amazing work .. thanks in advance. His story was sad to me
I also think his artwork should be saved before mold and. Maybe vandels start spray painting. It all. His wagons should also be saved. This was a great find. Keep up the great work. Stay safe. USA
Tasmiya tabassum@aameen..yes his name is Lesley and he's so handsome and sexy too 😀
This is just beautiful and sad at the same time. I hope someone will restore this beautiful home
Same, same.
Probably the telephone did not have numbers because, either it was just for phoning down for a servant within the house, probably in the kitchen, or it dated back to a time when you had to call an operator who then would get the number you wanted.
It was the same for me. All those things, forgotten and left behind... Like faint echoes from the past.
Love your voice and the manner in which you describe the explore.. thanks for taking us on this explore. In America/Canada we demolish our homes after a few years, we will never have history as this. So sad. Beautiful castle...
Nope. There are plenty of abandoned buildings in USA and Canada. Some of them are 200+ years old.
There are old homes in North America to restore too. People who enjoy restoration and companies that sell wonderful bits to aid in that. They aren’t as old as these wonderful chateaus though.
I actually liked his art work but the vandalism is hard to see. Thank you Lesley💛
I DID ALSO PAULA (but I'm biased!!!)... AND WE'RE GOING TO STOP THE VANDALISM BY HOPEFULLY BUYING THIS HOME.. IF YOU WANT TO HELP US!!! MY WIFE AND I ARE WORKING ON A BUSINESS MODEL TO DO THIS GLOBALLY!! NO "BS!" : ) I'm an Award-winning Artist and I want to save his art AND everything else and share with everyone! Regarding the building, rehabbing any building is possible if you have the right architect, engineer and construction team.. and we have them! We're trying to buy this building (and others) and rehab them and save everything so we can share his creations with the world! If you're interested in helping us... please let us know. Sincerely, Brad Bowen Real Estate Designer, Developer & Investor USA BowenOrg@gmail.com
It is possible that he never tried to actually sell his art. For many artists their work is too personal to let it go to strangers. The wooden item you weren’t sure about was a wood lathe for turning bowls and chair legs etc. By the end of his life he may have used up what inheritance his Parents left him, and his Daughter could not afford the death taxes. He appears to have been quite an eccentric man w lived in the present without much thought for the future. His bedroom was amazing. The hat block was for shaping felt hats, both new, and refurbishing old ones. He is a man one would enjoy a long conversation with. There are some real gems of antiques left behind in there. Thanks for sharing it with us. I’m glad you can now make your life doing what you love, and congratulations on gaining such a good sponsor...you have come a long way from where you began, and I feel privileged to have been able to take this journey with you. The phone with no numbers was used by lifting the receiver and asking an operator to connect you to the person you wanted to speak with...and she would make the connection through a switchboard.🖤🇨🇦
I’m excited to see this beautiful castle. Stay safe and healthy.
Namaste 🙏 Iam from India 🇮🇳. I keep watching all your videos those all are amazing feeling like travelling 🧭 in time capsule. The man Babooca might frequently visited India and bought the idols of Lord krishna , Durga Devi. Many articrafts from India . Iam astonished still they are in this castle 🏰 Thank you so much Bros of decay for exploring . Keep rocking guys love you 😘🙏🙏🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳💐
Leslie, I was away for a few weeks and when I return, you’ve become a “professional!” Your work is far more polished with glimpses of the Leslie that had me delighted because YOU were so delighted! Do you see what I mean? I knew it would happen - you are so good at what you do, it’s impossible for 98 out of 100 people NOT to love you! And I am very proud of you both. You’ve come a very long way. I will NEVER stop watching your videos, my dear friend. That’s a given. But please don’t ever lose your natural wonder and reverence. They are a large part of what makes your videos stand out above the rest. And the blown kiss at the end of each video, of course. THAT is like an extra scoop of ice cream on your cone! I love you guys! Be well and stay safe!! 😘
Oh to renovate such a majestic castle would be amazing
IF YOU'RE SERIOUS... THEN PLEASE JOIN US... AND WE'LL DO EVERYTHING WE CAN IF YOU CAN HELP!! THEN YOU CAN STAY IN THE HOME ONCE WE REHAB IT!!! NO "BS!" : ) I'm an Award-winning Artist and I want to save his art AND everything else and share with everyone! Regarding the building, rehabbing any building is possible if you have the right architect, engineer and construction team.. and we have them! We're trying to buy this building (and others) and rehab them and save everything so we can share his creations with the world! If you're interested in helping us... please let us know. Sincerely, Brad Bowen Real Estate Designer, Developer & Investor USA BowenOrg@gmail.com
It is sad the kids and grand kids do not reclaimed the house thank you like always another great video 👍
it would take too much money.
@@annlyon.2040 - Maybe if they were there it would encourage high taxations on the property which is difficult to afford.
This young man is a sweet soul. I enjoy his videos.
Beautiful castle. He was truly blessed to live in such a lovely place. Its a shame his art didnt sell. Great explore 💖
HIS ART DIDN'T SELL AMY BECAUSE IT WASN'T MARKETED OR ADVERTISED! WHAT WE WANT TO DO... IF YOU CAN HELP US.. IS TO BUY THE HOME AND THEN SAVE ALL THE ART IN A MINI-MUSEUM ON THE PROPERTY SO EVERYONE CAN ENJOY! I'm an Award-winning Artist and I want to save his art AND everything else and share with everyone! Regarding the building, rehabbing any building is possible if you have the right architect, engineer and construction team.. and we have them! We're trying to buy this building (and others) and rehab them and save everything so we can share his creations with the world! If you're interested in helping us... please let us know. Sincerely, Brad Bowen Real Estate Designer, Developer & Investor USA BowenOrg@gmail.com
@@BowenOrg I am sorry, I am unable to help but I wish you luck with your goal.
@@amybannister4021 NO PROBLEM WHATSOEVER... PLEASE "SPREAD THE WORD!" : )
What a beautiful castle 🏰😍. Someone needs to restore it 😍. I love 💘 all of his paintings 🖼 as well.
Ok si he took his inspiration from India...thats why they are so colorful and u can see Krishna ji's murti and Durga mata too
Museums would be very interested in some of these items, surprised they have not come to their rescue yet
Very interesting place some of the beautiful furniture should be saved. The staircase is beautiful. Thank you Leslie
Nice words Ruth , how are you doing ?
@@walterklaus3646 Thank you, I am doing ok. How are you?
@@ruthbeck2050 I'm doing good Ruth , greetings from Memphis TN , what about you Ruth ?
I am in Texas close to the Gulf of Mexico. My son is in Tennessee. Have a good weekend.
@@ruthbeck2050 yeah it will be a nice weekend , well it will be nice to know you more I hope you don't mind ?
The statue of the knight in the beginning was probably Joan D' Arc.
Thanks for the tour of this most unusual place, charming Lesley. It would have been nice to see the lovely chapel when it was in it's glory days. Take care. 🍃💙🍃
A trick when a person has high ceilings is to paint the ceiling a dark color to give the allusion of being lower. Usually they come down the sides of the wall about a foot or so also, depending on the height of the wall.It makes the room seem warmer. I would love to see photos of the home inside and out when his parents lived there. The woodworking on the stair case is stunning. It would have been had made by an artisan on site when the home was beng built I suspect. Getting the curves is very labor intensive.The chapel must have been on the other side of a large landscaped garden since it is so far from the main house.
I can only imagine what it looked like in his parents days. Honestly, he looked like a messy man! I can understand if his daughter didn't claim the home, would have cost to much to fix it up because that's more than 15 years of deterioration!
But it would make sense to sell the place for whatever she could.
Not if there was nothing to buy with.
It looks like he had sold off anything of value to support his lifestyle, long before the house was abandoned. A wealthy diletante on a 40 year acid trip, who destroyed art in order to indulge his own finger painting.
@@sarahstrong7174 Finding a buyer for a place like this is a tough sell. The amount of time and money you'd have to sink into this place to make it livable again is enormous.
@@___LC___ PERHAPS, IS THINK HE HAD SCHIZOPHRENIA.
Thank you Lesley this is such a special place so interesting,his art work an sculptures,with out you we wouldn’t see these beautiful amazing places much love Ann xxxxx
AGREED AND IT'S ONE OF THE MOST INTERESTING HOMES SO FAR... ALONG WITH ALL THE REST HE'S DONE!! WE WANT TO HELP SAVE EVERYTHING IF YOU WANT TO HELP!!! : ) I'm an Award-winning Artist and I want to save his art AND everything else and share with everyone! Regarding the building, rehabbing any building is possible if you have the right architect, engineer and construction team.. and we have them! We're trying to buy this building (and others) and rehab them and save everything so we can share his creations with the world! If you're interested in helping us... please let us know. Sincerely, Brad Bowen Real Estate Designer, Developer & Investor USA BowenOrg@gmail.com
As a retired artist myself I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for showing us this incredible man's work. I just hate to see destruction from people who don't seem to care that someone went to a lot of work to create something so beautiful. I was happy to see what was left untouched. Thank you again for doing this. I was a little worried for you when you went to the top of the attic. It appeared you could have gone right through the floor. I'm glad you are OK!
I was hoping to see his studio area...paintbrushes, palettes, easels, etc.
So interesting. Thank you for showing it to us ❣️❤️
Vincent Gogh never sold any paintings either Those antique Carts would sell for quite a bit of money, Very collectable - Also some vintage carpets can sell for many hundreds of thousands of dollars
He did, but not doe a lot of money,
@@eleonoreopdenberg9008 from one documentary I saw he only sold one to his brother
Maybe so but ons little painting was sold too,, because someone was sorry for the poor painter and later on the family discovered they had a real van Gogh and they auctioned it for milions
@@eleonoreopdenberg9008 Good to know, thanks But be aware that %99.99 of all modern day finds of well known artists are forgeries, check out video's of my favorite - Wolfgang Beltracchi He was sworn to secrecy to never reveal information about every painting he forged - vast fortunes would be lost & Nations would crumble
@@eleonoreopdenberg9008 Check out this also ... I guarantee all the paintings recently "found" in this storage locker are complete forgeries kzhead.info/sun/ntaeY52EjWpop3A/bejne.html
No entiendo como se puede abandonar algo así.... Increíble!
I see he had good taste in music. There a poster of the Supremes Motown sound
May God bless you more!!!👍👍👍
Hello! I watch your videos all the time!
Where Is the link Leslie?
I enjoy your video so much my name is Bonnie and I'm 77 years young and I live in salt lake City Utah USA wow this is incredible the property the chapel is absolutely beautiful you look at the architect and it takes you back into a different century you can imagine people praying there it's absolutely beautiful but inside the house my heart melts with the beauty yes it's old and dirty decayed a little bit but the colors and everything left behind I only wish I could go and adventure with you it's absolutely beautiful I'll never get to travel like you but I can travel through your videos in my imagination to your beautiful videos thank you for the bottom of my heart and soul for letting me travel with you 💜🤘🏍️🏳️🌈
Keep doing a great Job. You have a real talent. Love you a lot, thanks for all the great videos. From Dallas , Texas, USA
4:31 In the right side there is LORD KRISHNA'S statue...he used to make Indians Gods sculptures too??!! Wow that's wow!! Jai Shri Krishna ☀️🌻✨🙏
Didn't you saw next to Krishna's sculpture Durga Devi Murthy also is ther I am from Indian.
And the carts are perhaps small ratha yatra carts, more in children's size.
They were more likely purchased, as they are more refined than his work.
You are right its like a clown Door in the kitchen i love you're channel😊 And how the way u explaine and see the Art is lovely i always Watch you're video and i love u Louis castle tour
Brilliant I love how you bring us the background history of these precious premises. It's soul destroying to see how they crumble after so many years of being treasured. Your storytelling is second to none.
18:18 Those aren’t tennis rackets, they’re badminton rackets, played with a shuttlecock. What a beautiful estate that would have been when it was in use. 25:55 Not a tinted mirror, a stained glass piece and it is gorgeous. I love the attic! That is so knocked out, that is fantastic! What a wonderful place, Lesley, thank you for bringing it to us. Travel safe!
Hi my dear friend Lesley from fabulous team Bros of Decay, I already loved that fairy tale like neo-gothic chapel in the beginning of your video. The castle from the outside is truly magnificient and very beautiful. - Once more I simply admire your narrational skills, when you formulated the introduction, which was so lovely to listen to. - Of course it is a shame, that there are some traces of vandalism, but nevertheless there are still parts of the interior, which hold a clear time capsule vibe. - That mechanical device for carving wood pieces is a manual turning-lathe. - The "bottle" in the kitchen seems to be more a syphon, with which you could make carbonized water with the help of a gas cartridge. - The paintings on the walls are - after my opinion - very colourful and although abstract art, somehow also quite beautiful. I would even say the former owner of this castle might have been inspired by the famous Spanish artist Salvador Dali, because I can see some resemblance in a few details in these paintings. - Of course I also loved seeing the really "quirky" things, as you said very accurately. In the daughters bedroom you saw a bed, which is probably described as a "four poster bed" with four posts to support the canopy or curtains. The attic of that artist was really also very interesting to see, especially that dragon! - Of course I as well liked the Indian artefacts you were showing in a separate room. This was once more an incredibly interesting and amazing video, which I enjoyed watching. - You also did a great job with your camera. Wonderful video, dear bro! - Wishing you all the best, peace and much love from Switzerland. Lots of blessings and kindest regards to you and to your dear brother Jordy.
Hi Lesley, hope all well. I’ve been gutted to miss some of your latest videos but my work is keeping me quite busy lately. Still it’s a pleasure for me to catch up now. I’m particularly fascinated by this mansion, as well as being gorgeous with exquisite French grounds and chapel, the Indian influence is really strong. As somebody with an Indian background I can really appreciate some of these works of art and say they are pretty exotic and expensive even by some modern Indian standards. It’s a pity the owner did not find a market for them in France but I know in the 1920s/1930s Indian art was actually quite popular in Europe, including France. Even today I know some people in France would enjoy such artwork but they are in the cosmopolitan cities. Still he kept his passion alive and kept persevering but what a delightful find and thank you for all your research and hard work.
Wow... This place is amazing... Definitely looks like it could be cleaned and restored with a hell of a lot of effort, perhaps... But appears pretty solid.
29:55 Am I the only one who immediately spotted the doll wedged into that stack of leaning wood in the peak attic?? Take a look!!
YOU HAVE A GOOD "EYE" LYNETTE... AND THERE WERE 100s OF OTHER HIDDEN JEWELS ALL THROUGHOUT HIS HOME... IT WAS MOST ENJOYABLE!! : ) IF YOU WANT TO HELP US SAVE THIS HOME... OR ANOTHER ONE... LET US KNOW!!! : ) I'm an Award-winning Artist and I want to save his art AND everything else and share with everyone! Regarding the building, rehabbing any building is possible if you have the right architect, engineer and construction team.. and we have them! We're trying to buy this building (and others) and rehab them and save everything so we can share his creations with the world! If you're interested in helping us... please let us know. Sincerely, Brad Bowen Real Estate Designer, Developer & Investor USA BowenOrg@gmail.com
Such a beautiful castle! - I am already very excited to see your video! - Stay safe, and see you! - Kindest regards
Brave you walking in that attic. Really enjoyed this artists home in spite of the destruction. It's hard to imagine humans doing all that but we see it all the time. I think his art would sell just fine in New York or California. I'm glad those weren't destroyed and the upstairs India room was amazing. Thanks so much!
Ohh leslie you are so Amazing and great exploring.
Leslie, You are the only one who should be doing these type of videos. You are a Natural! Keep up the good work. Love You! Mike from the States!
I think Dave from Abandon World Explorer and Dan from Exploring with Fighters did a segment on that place, but I like your Calm nature and remembering the owner of the house. His abstract stuff would sell today, he was ahead of his time. The one machine you looked at in the beginning of the video is a Wood Lathe.
Yes Dave AWE did film there .
@@rosa-f4865 Thanks Rosa! I wasn't going coo coo!
So very sad that all the beautiful things left to rot
What a souvenir, for me! My second car was a Fiat 850, but green-blue, in 1968 (My first was a Triumph TR3, but the engine was out)..... Thanks for the visit.
What a truly phenomenal place 😍😍😍
Love your videos! A journey through time. Great narration as always!!! So relaxing to watch.
Absolutely beautiful! Love how respectful your group of explorers are. Thank you for your amazing tours. Keep making these awesome videos and be safe.
May be my favorite explore yet. What a cool house. It looked quite worth saving. Those stairs!
Thought so too. If you cleared out the rubble the treasure would be there to see. Some of his studio tables are actually antiques too. Ah, and to plant a beautiful garden around that statue.
Love this. Beautiful documentary ☺️☺️
Hi Lesley I’m here waiting ,can’t wait much love Ann uk xxx
Uhmmm... actually that "statue of a French knight" is a statue of Frances main Saint: Jeanne d'Arc (Joan of Arc). Love your videos. 💖💖💖🐶
That is still technically a French Knight.
Such a lovely place! These mansions are good to be transformed into a museum. Great find!
I lov the long walks to the property's, the country side is extraordinarily beautiful most of the time🚶♂️🚶♀️👣
Agreed 110% and when I view the videos, I can see in my mind how I would have the landscaping redone, repair the walkways and fences and trim the trees etc etc... and make the property grand again!!! : ) I'm an Award-winning Artist and I want to save his art AND everything else and share with everyone! Regarding the building, rehabbing any building is possible if you have the right architect, engineer and construction team.. and we have them! We're trying to buy this building (and others) and rehab them and save everything so we can share his creations with the world! If you're interested in helping us... please let us know. Sincerely, Brad Bowen Real Estate Designer, Developer & Investor USA BowenOrg@gmail.com
I get the feeling that maybe there were house tours given at some time. I am very interested to find out all the story about this castle. You are a wonderful docent! ( from Missouri, USA)
Nice words Pamela , how are you doing ?
Oh my.. took my breath away totally enjoy the adventure, at times I was worried about the floor giving away on you.. I love the fact you don’t miss anything out and I love the secret stairs. Thank you ☺️🥳
Absolutely beautiful, countless antiques ❤
I believe that telephone with no numbers is one of the first desk phones made. You would use the lever to contact the operator who would then ring up whoever you wanted to call.
The front door opened and closed like it was still brand new.
Amazing wasn't it... many items were like brand new... right along the antique stuff! I'm an Award-winning Artist and I want to save all of his art for all to enjoy! Rehabbing any building is possible if you have the right architect, engineer and construction team!! We're trying to buy this building (and others) and rehab them and save everything so we can share his creations with the world! If you're interested in helping us... please let us know. Sincerely, Brad Bowen Real Estate Designer, Developer & Investor USA BowenOrg@gmail.com
@@BowenOrg ❤️💙🧡💚💜
@@Stephen_A. THANKS STEPHEN... LET US KNOW IF YOU CAN HELP!! BowenOrg@gmail.com
Thanks for showing this castle. The Dragon was something else. Loved the whole video. 🇬🇧
I thoroughly enjoy your channel. You consistently find the coolest places! Thank you for the background you find on many of the places and thank you for your respect of the people and things left behind. 💗
Sorry I missed the premier, but this was another fantastic explore! Lots of very interesting things inside. Amazed that huge circular stained glass piece in the attic looked unbroken!
AGREE 110% LYNN.... AND THE SECOND I SAW THE CIRCULAR STAINED GLASS WINDOW... I HAD PLANS ON INCORPORATING IT BACK INTO THE ARCHITECTURE!!! : ) I'm an Award-winning Artist and I want to save his art AND everything else and share with everyone! Regarding the building, rehabbing any building is possible if you have the right architect, engineer and construction team.. and we have them! We're trying to buy this building (and others) and rehab them and save everything so we can share his creations with the world! If you're interested in helping us... please let us know. Sincerely, Brad Bowen Real Estate Designer, Developer & Investor USA BowenOrg@gmail.com
I love your soft voice when you explain the story of the places you visit.
This was a wonderful explore. Really nice to see a place like this. I had to shoot out just before the premiere ended but I'm all caught up now. 👍🏻👍🏻
It looks like he lived a beautiful life. I agree with the other comments...his Art work should be saved and donated to a museum.
AGREED ERIN AND HE LIVED A FREE AND ECCENTRIC LIFE... AND WE'LL HELP SAVE HIS HOME AND ART AND ANTIQUES IF YOU CAN HELP US!!! I'm an Award-winning Artist and I want to save his art AND everything else and share with everyone! Regarding the building, rehabbing any building is possible if you have the right architect, engineer and construction team.. and we have them! We're trying to buy this building (and others) and rehab them and save everything so we can share his creations with the world! If you're interested in helping us... please let us know. Sincerely, Brad Bowen Real Estate Designer, Developer & Investor USA BowenOrg@gmail.com
What a magnificent chapel...it's stunning...& This house is very mysterious.. as you said...like to engage in conversations with the owner of this place...and listen to his ideas & insights on life. My humble & loving concern about your safety please wear safety helmet as it's run down building ....thank you so much for bringing us back in time 🙏🌹❤️💕
I get excited to see when yake a video...Europe is so rich with antiquites and ancient history . 💋🐦❤️
The art is beautiful. And so is the home.🌹
Thank you for sharing this very interesting French castle.
With an opening like this, liked before viewing, as usual! Wow is right! I wish someone would bring it back to life. Thanks again! 👍
I miss a lot flemish houses from Belgium and north of France and Netherlands.....i'm going to be patient !
A very interesting home. I liked the painting above his bed. It is a shame vandals destroy so much. The main staircase is amazing, I could see women in lovely flowing gowns descending it. Thank you.
AGREE WITH YOU ONE MILLION PERCENT VERONICA... AND WE'LL STOP THE VANDALS IF YOU CAN HELP US!!! I'm an Award-winning Artist and I want to save his art AND everything else and share with everyone! Regarding the building, rehabbing any building is possible if you have the right architect, engineer and construction team.. and we have them! We're trying to buy this building (and others) and rehab them and save everything so we can share his creations with the world! If you're interested in helping us... please let us know. Sincerely, Brad Bowen Real Estate Designer, Developer & Investor USA BowenOrg@gmail.com
I absolutely love love love this place. The art of this incredible artist was definitely way ahead of his time and it is special but very very beautiful. This place has beautiful vibes.
What a beautiful property
I do wish vandals would leave these places alone. Again a great explore.Really cool place .I enjoy your videos very much.Stay safe.The machine is a Lathe you make table legs on ,you put a piece of wood and start the machine ,it turns the wood and shaves off excess wood to make a design.About every wood shop has one..love from ,Oklahoma USA 👍❤️🇺🇸
HELPS US GAYLE AND WE'LL SAVE THESE TYPES OF PROPERTIES AND KEEP THE VANDALS OUT!!! WE HAVE THE PLANS AND WE'RE WORKING ON THEM RIGHT NOW AND MAYBE YOU CAN HELP! I'm an Award-winning Artist and I want to save his art AND everything else and share with everyone! Regarding the building, rehabbing any building is possible if you have the right architect, engineer and construction team.. and we have them! We're trying to buy this building (and others) and rehab them and save everything so we can share his creations with the world! If you're interested in helping us... please let us know. Sincerely, Brad Bowen Real Estate Designer, Developer & Investor USA BowenOrg@gmail.com
What a fasinating place! Thank you for sharing it with us🥰
Your chanel is my absolutely most favourite urbex chanel ever. Your approach is always so gentle and respectful, what is really very very sympathetic. Best greetings from Bavaria!
What a great chateau! So many beautiful features from the past mixed in with the crazy paintings and sculptures created by the artist.
Thank you for exploring these places! I love seeing inside!
Nice words Loretta , how are you doing ?
Thanks for the awesome content guys, you're such an inspiration to go out and explore!
Love your voice and thank you for showing us the beautiful castles in france
How sad the chapel was so desecrated. Cheers guys! Many thanks!!💞🌞
Another amazing show!!! I really love your explores🙏❤️
Fascinating video! Very hard to imagine why it would be abandoned and left unclaimed. It could be such a gorgeous property.
This was another great one. I noticed the Supremes poster, and the big wooden machine is called a lathe. He was truly blessed with such an awesome home. His was very creative and was able to do his dreams. The works should be displayed. Thanks, Leslie. Patricia in Texas, USA
Beautiful explore, loved what you said before you walked up the stairs. :) Thank you.
Wow I really loved this video. Thank you so much for doing this and the efforts. Saying hello from America 🇺🇸 it is so cool to see these places I have never been abroad. Keep up the great work
Enjoying your channel. I’m an interior designer and I’m seeing places no way to access. I believe this will bring up the awareness of history and how people live and what is valued. It could influence a whole new trend toward application of more history in interiors as a celebration of beauty.
Thanks for the video, hope you and your team safe always.
How beautiful....great narration Leslie
Another wonderful adventure by you and your friends. Thank you 😊
I’ve watched several of your videos. I really LOVE your accent! I live in Missouri, USA. I’ve never left my country. I think what you do IS exciting! I totally envy you and your team. You guys do a GREAT job in picking the places you explore, explaining what you are showing in the video, in detail- (thank you for that!) , and you and your team are thorough…You guys REALLY DO A GREAT JOB! I feel like I’m there with you! So again, THANK YOU and keep up the good work! You are making us fans truly happy to be able to explore right along with you. I’m subscribed, needless to say and HOOKED! You guys stay safe. God bless you and your team! Bye 👋🏻
Hi guys, excellent video Leslie with the perfect music. I would call this a mansion & you did it perfect justice with your story on this exquisite find. Stay safe out there from Ontario CANADA
I definitely would love to live there and also open it for others to show all the art so this amazing artist would finally get the recognition he truly deserves.
Very cool haunt.I enjoy Your relaxing voice.
Thanks for sharing
What a magnificent explore. The artwork is beautiful, the carts in the attic are gorgeous, what a shame that they were not claimed by the daughter. Thank you for the tour, was most wonderful.