Its okay. It is very much appreciated. You guys have done so much and no matter when it gets posted it is always a great adventure! Stay safe guys!

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Always worth the wait

Always excited to watch your channel stay safe always guys God bless us this worthy to watch 👍👍👍✌️✌️👋

Hi dear friends, don't worry, you are always doing so well, and we as viewers can just simply sit, relax and enjoy your videos! Just stay safe and take care, dear friends from the always winning team Explomo!! - Much love and kind regards.

Thanks for your feedback Deb!! Will do so ☺️

This place is too incredible of a find. A short video would never give any of us the opportunity to share in something this wonderful! Thank you!!!

I Think the same !

WOW!! true,,no words cant describe your work,,,u r a gem absolutely,,bro,

Yes! I agree! I love them so much! The more detail and crisp they are the better! 😍🙏

Exactly my thoughts also❤️

Could be the family has died away and haven't found extended family members yet,that happened to my family,some heir hunters found us

That would be the best thing for this castle, let it live on by turning it into a museum....☮️♥️💡

Be lovely if the local community apply to get funding to get a board of directors to manage this property. The land record could contact the current owner & make an offer to keep it for posterity.

@@Wysteria-Whisper Not a castle, it is a small country palace!

so they can hide them like they do everything else. research Tartaria

@@jenniverse5086 Have to agree there, my thoughts exactly. I noticed a lot off outhouses would have loved to see what was there uses, I could watch so much more of this and wish he did a part 2, as so much was missed.

I would love to see it bought and displayed like a museum, but I don't think a documentary would take place as a lot of private collectors would have taken most of the valuable items and it would be ruined. That's only one of the cons of making a video of an expensive abandoned place that you can just wander into.

No you keep them untill you find someone worthy. I don't trust those museums etc. to put anything out in the world, that's for the peoples benefit. JMHO Your video was great I got sent over by a diadact video. Really cool stuff you found in that very own mansion Thanks for sharing it. Oh, I subbed and hit the bell! Blessing, vicki Missouri, USA

@@arvink2163 the scientific places, historical too; find all things from antiquity that people find and go to the trouble of notifying them,, to be lied to by them. And they disappear under the Vatican or the the big museum. Never to be heard of again. So don't tell where you got them, get the articles out, seal all you can and find someone trustworthy to help you sort it out. Vicki

We most certainly do! I am so sorry you were not able to enjoy you're own country in that way. That is terribly sad. My grandfathers brought some of those beautiful lessons in architecture and such with them and put it to work in building churches in America, among other things. I have lots of the little things kept for my family.. and yes, over 100 years old. You are right tho 'antiques' are 75 years or older here. I have books and furniture and blankets and other things older than that that we still use. And you'll find many cities in America have that if you take the time to look for it. I sure wish you would have. I travel a lot here and we have some cool stuff. But yes, this guy makes a good video. No doubt about it. Love the detail. And the ppls enthusiasm. I was just sorry your clan didn't carry it's history with them and left such a bad taste in your mouth for the beauty and age of things that your country does have.

@@True_Joker This is Christine, Derek's mom. I'm sorry if you took my statement as a lack of travel in the USA, I was in the military myself for 12yrs and, although I was born and raise in SF Bay Area, I've lived on the East Coast, as well as in the South (went to HS in San Antonio TX), and have traveled much in between, as my father was also military and civil service. I'm very well traveled inside my own country, much less so abroad. We do, certainly, have "bits and pieces" of craftsmanship here, mostly brought over from Europe, but do to the fact we live in a country that tends to demolish and rebuild, as apposed to the expense of maintaining old buildings and structures (most of which here are but a couple hundred yrs old, at best), as we simply lack the skills and the desire to hold onto history, in general, especially if it costs $$. Much of the older structures we have here on the west coast are from the days when Mexico owned this land, or buildings designed to mimic that period. Churches are always the exception, due to the lavish budgets that they tend to have. Modern design is typically, imo, budget driven, not looking to the future and withstanding centuries of existence. Of course, we're babies in the scope of world history, the USA, so it's all we have to go on. Even here, in San Francisco, we have some of our older buildings that survived the Big One in 1906, but not much. When I say "old", I'm talking about buildings and structures that are many hundreds of yrs old. I do believe after spending 12yrs of my life serving my country, I'm just a tad bit offended that you could even suggest that anything I said in the paragraph above even remotely implied a single thing about my "clan", or that my country leaves a "bad taste in my mouth", those are your words, and they have NOTHING to do with the travels and explorations of another country that has been around for many centuries longer than the USA, and my desire to experience those things, and the joy it brings to others on the journey with them. So please keep your judgements about my "feelings" regarding US history, aside from the slavery thing and the massacring of the American Native population, oh and let's not forget the endless killing of black Americans on city streets in states from West to the East Coast, and the Northern boarder down to our Southern boarder, it's far more our PRESENT that concerns me, HOWEVER that is an entirely separate conversation. If you'd like to send me a message on Derek's page, you may do so and we can continue with our discussion about America's greatness, or lack there of.

@@derekwalters4980 interesting.. and a jump off in a direction I didn't go. But sure. I guess having come from a military family myself your statements surprise me doubly so. I didn't really mean to offend, however it goes.. as far as Dareks page.. i assume you mean facebook? I don't wish to fight with u over anything. I don't even wholly disagree with u. On most points your correct. If anything I'd hope to show some of America's beauty. You can hate on her but as u pointed out she's young. And as if those other country's haven't had all those same bloody histories. She's still worth shining up. And if you served than I'd like to think you think so too. I'm not trying to assume anything and if you want a discussion than I'll take it where ever u wish, but not if it's just about having a pc finger pointing whatever that most ppl end up in online. I'm not much interested in that.

@@derekwalters4980 it's interesting what u said about churches, too. And you're right. My family owned construction companies and churches was where the money was at and how my grandfather made his fortune and learned the most beautiful arts.

Like wings on your armchair!

yes..never rush through..you can always set the iphone down when you want to use both hands..we won't mind\;:} would have loved to have seen the view from the upstairs windows.. and also...you didn't check all the cabinets...but we sure loved every minute, and could easilyy have watched more. Thank-you...you are definitely an old soul for caring. and love the suggestion of making it into a homeless shelter. You are an intelligent young man. Will definitely keep watching:}

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@ABANDONADOS E ESQUECIDOS I just checked out that channel unfortunately it's not in English.

Hey there

That thing on the wall holds the pool cues. Great video. You guys always do a Good job.

Yes! Im from philippines me too o love history.. i love to wach more hiatory than news.

Totally

I'm in my late 40's and have had a love and reverence for old things and the histories that they hold. I collect old things and cherish each one. My adult children share my love for them as well, along with my 9 year old granddaughter. These old, beautiful, and special things simply cannot be replicated or replaced nowadays. The time, care, and craftsmanship involved in creating or building them is found very few and far between. Guests always comment that my home could be confused with a museum , but they tell me how much they love it none-the-less. I don't care for pricey, "fussy-pretentious" antiques, but oh how I do love antique furniture, ornate mirrors, random, quirky, beautiful things that are hand carved, and are full of attention to detail. 😊

I'm also in the US and completely agree. We have nothing like that here and what we did have has either been destroyed, stolen or already in a museum.

Me too 😊

I too am from America. Whenever I view abandoned places I always choose to watch abandoned places mostly in Europe. I love the history, nostalgia and century old mansions, chateaus and castles as they are amazing. Thank you for sharing your epic adventures with us. I do not mind the long videos as long as they are interesting.

Same here, but I'm from Australia, another young country that doesn't really envelope history. I'm in Perth, we have the prison, roundhouse and a few others, built by the convicts, but not much. Again, preferring to pull down, rather than preserve. Or if not pulled down entirely, the facade is left with new modern buildings, behind😒😒😒 Such a shame...even though our countries are young, Perth has lost a lot of 'period' architecture.... You have to start somewhere...leave the history😒👍🧡🇦🇺

Look up your grandma’s dress and you will.

I get that feeling when I look at all black-and-white films for some reason, I feel like I’ve been there before, or that was the era I was supposed to be in, like back in the 1920s it’s really weird, I like it but then it’s kind of creepy at the same time you know what I mean?

Try to live in the now, it is your duty. Your time is now. Not in the past. You didn’t have other lives but fake memories. I’m an historian and I know exactly your feeling and why you have these impressions, but they are no good.

@@dragonmartijn Are you afraid these people have realized how much more beautiful the world use to be before much of the evidence like this of an advanced and majestic world was destroyed. You will not be able to keep people from awakening from their sleep that has been plagued by lies about this realm, who we are, and what happened to those people. It is already known that a thousand years of history has been hidden from us and in this documentary of an old world mansion there was plenty of evidence for that. At the 47:48 mark a portrait of a man is displayed with the year i693. The i means in the year of our Lord, proving that they have written in a thousand years to history by changing the i to a 1 instead to cover up the time in our history when for one thousand years the Lord reigned here and we are now living in the time after that when Satan the deceiver was loosed and the Lord returned to heaven with the raptured saints. Hint: They are currently announcing another reset.

I totally agree with you!!!

I think you should visit Jon Levi's channel...

How awkward would it be if the owners came back as he is found filming..."excuse us, we were on holiday, what are you doing in our house?" 😂 lov the content too!

Well, most of those things were not valueable back then. They only are now because they are old and rare. You also need buyers of course. In an age without ebay and the internet you'll have trouble selling anything, especially when the entire region has been struck by recession.

@@Puschit1 ... In an age without ebay and the internet you'll have trouble selling anything ... How do You mean that ? Things are selling on Ebay for good money - not always, when cheap I am buying of course. Those Chests of Drawers in the big room are around 5000.- eur each, all made around 1780 - 1820. And in high quality - with marquetry, all originals with Bronze handles, in really good shape. Those were very expensive as they were new too ... Interesting how those were not presented at all, someone was extremly fast overflying those, and those are the most worthy in the whole mansion. Most of those paintings - portraits of not known persons are really not much as noone is collecting portraits ... Those huge wall rugs may be even much expensiver.

@@sreckosx What I mean is: The family left centuries ago, at that time ebay didn't exist! Read my comment again and try to put yourself back in time 40+ years. You are broke, maybe the entire region has become poor, nobody in the vicinity is interested in or can afford buying antiques. And many other items you have seen aren't worth anything back then.

​@@Puschit1 No, 40 years ago I startet business as antiques dealer. And THEN those chests of drawers were 10.000 - 20.000 DM a piece ... And you could not find any, noone wanted to sell. For 60 years, here in Slovenia Austrian dealers were coming here to Slovenia buying stuff - all, from Candle holders, porcelain, glass, Earthware all kinds of, irons, old postcards, albums with stamps, old Clocks all kinds of, watches - pocket watches too, forks, spoons, knives, furniture ... All that was worthy, mostly much ,more 40 years ago as it is now - last 10 - 15 years prices have dropped, but not on all ... These mansion might be the last living inside died, might be 5 - 10 years ago, and now it is sold or someone inherited it. At the begining of this video stands " THIS IS OLD FOOTAGE - THE CASTLE IS BEING EMPTIED OUT BY THE OWNERS NOW" ... However there are quite some castles in France for sale currently - I don't know if You heard this, but there are whole 60 000 Castles on sale now in france - beeing to expensive to keep them in shape, of course. Friendly Greetings from Slovenia !!

Maybe the contents of the chest was what built the place… it caught my eye! Had no clue what it was so thank you!!!!!!!!

That's what I assumed, with that or a safe of sorts.. it looks like it has hinges.

No se entiende Quiero en español

@@ummim.4072 Hola. Lo siento. Yo sabe muy poco Espanol. Pero yo aprender con Duolingo ahora. Feliz hoy.

Absolutely I agree those documents are so very rare, precious it should b saved.

You cannot imagine how costly this is... and often they are situated in small places with little budget. It’s tens of thousands of dollars, maybe hundeds...

@@SylvesterStaline. Easily that much and more. It's just that a little heat and someone looking after a place goes a long way.

If someone lived in it and worked on it it wouldn’t be as expensive. This place looks mostly cosmetic damage. Clean it out, rewire electricity, fix roof, those are the biggest expenditure. Then you can do it your self. Best thing is the halls have doors and could be closed.

Thank you so much!

@@Explomo Did anyone figure out what that metal stand with little spear - like things was ?. Good job, Thankyou Sir.

Let someone with the power to put the letters into safe hands for history sake.

@@patrickkatie @Lori, IMO there’s a reason why these people didn’t need or want this amazing castle to get robbed by the local government thieves. These former residents were royal & its not abandoned forever. These people have so much money & power. Which is the only reason the palace is still in working condition & the roof has not caved in. If the electricity & water are still on, then someone is paying the Bill. Don’t believe me, Just stop paying your electric Bill and see how long the power stays on? Ya know ✌🏽

100% 😁

Amazing

What’s going to happen to this! This must be saved, the items, the old letters and documents are so important! Please, go to the gouvernment to have it safed! Is it not known who’s property this is?

And yet, the people who vandalized it destroyed so many antiques in search of gold or jewelry.

@@jrd3523 do you have a link to this please. A news article or something?

@@selzasteve837 A link to?

These french homes with historical documents are even more important than my home of England because of the French Revolution and the loss of those important family's lost to time..any documents from that period are gold.

I have a daguerreotype of my fourth great grandparents. It’s in pretty close to perfect condition with no scratches or flaws in a union case.

@@kellyhenderson9972 wow that eras TV..imagine the joy someone had using that.

@@Sol-Cutta is a photograph

Marie Antoinette was born in 1755. That would be in the 18th century. Just as the 1900s is the 20th century. Thanks for the great exploration/adventure.

@ABANDONADOS E ESQUECIDOS Thankyou I have just subscribed to your video channel also! Yippee! I love these type of videos & will view yours when I finish this one!

No you are not alone. I'm retired Radio in USA- that s is how Urban Explorers should work. I loved it all and The space see use of music effect was perfect.

That’s so cool! Thanks for pointing it out!

Yes◡̈. It’s remarkable! Thank you for sharing your knowledge- I thought the piece was fascinating but did not know what it was.

I doubt anyone would be interested.

Indeed!

Absolutely! Can give insight to the times and lives then. Very interesting

The writing was so well done, even if it would need an calligraphy expert to understand it. The paperwork really should be in a sterile museum or University, where academics could study it & safeguard it all from fires, dust & insects. Thankyou for wearing gloves in your tour of this amazing piece of preserved history.

Theres usually a lot of historical references and information about the area and what was happening there. I think theyd be fascinating and informative!

It would be great seeing those letters somewhere on the web where everybody could read them ... I bet many interesting storys from centuries ago we would read ... Many that are not known yet ...

Your guidance and narration are superb. Don't change a thing!

OMG so very huge and very beautiful from the outside.So many antiques etc so much of crokery the white wig may have belonged to a judge.Looks like a man lived last in the castle as lot of man's clothing around.Wish u could get more details about the last family who lived there.Thanks for all the details of the castle.Enjoyed watching the long video

Tater Tott I love the fact that he took more time to show everything in the rooms, which the longer video reflects that

@@darlenesykes2009I completely agree! Maureno did a top notch job! It was a very enjoyable video 😃

gah! -- I was looking for a comment like this! -- you know so much more than I do! I'm SO CURIOUS -- what would be the "Some of the oldest oldest stuff and valuable , would tend to look like complete trash in there" -- ??? -- like what?!? -- please, do tell! - he hasn't explored THE OUTSIDE BUILDINGS I had the same feelings, when he didn't pick up that tiny bronze bust -- I didn't immdiately think "Rodin", but --just felt like it was "SOMETHING"-- omg -- I just looked again, and - you have A GREAT EYE-- it DOES carry the characteristic "adding-to" technique of Rodin. ....wow -- I'm impressed by your eye and expertise! Damn!

Self taught and self evaluated...

I just looked up those plates at 11 minutes, Blue Onion plates are $300.00 apiece minimum, they are discontinued.

All the worth that’s inside this castle within the antiques, chinaware, silverware, Crystal glasses, paintings and everything else.. A small amount of this could pay for the restoration of the body of the castle. Then leave it as it is ‘The castle where time stopped’, open to the public for viewing to generate regular income to keep it alive! It’s so so sad that all of this beauty is locked away behind boarded up windows and doors 😥

That is what I was thinking. That was some sort of safe door as it looked like an intricate locking mechanism inside, then you see the key. Wow $100,000. It is a same these relics are just left, they should be in a museum for all to see.

I wanted to read all the letters too! What a collection- they should be in a museum

@@lacykassin3480 right?! - I wouldn't mind seeing more of them... what a find!!!

Accidentally clicked on ur profile and I saw u had a video from 8 years ago and u joined in 2007 and this is gonna make u realize how much time flies but You’ve been on KZfaq longer than of my siblings have been Alive I was like 5 when u made KZfaq 😭😂

youe explanation sounds made up. I believe the narrator with 1673. 😀

@@davidjames666 Believe the narrator who just read it off a painting instead of somebody who knows more on the subject? You could've easily deduced that from the i's in the words looking the same as what comes before the numbers 693, it's not a 1. The stupidity...

@@Neffins yes, the stupidity. I mean I even had a smily face at the end of my statement. Maybe you did not see that? in addition to the extremely ridiculously overly sarcastic statement. I mean what more did you need to see to realize I was joking? I just don’t get it. Maybe your underwear are also too tight? BTW “Let’s go Brandon”

@@davidjames666 Nothing about your initial comment implies sarcasm, people use smiley faces all the time on the internet regardless of their intended emotion, not to mention that people wildly differ in which context they use any of them. But sure, guess it was sarcasm then.

Yes, apparently they have added non-existing 1000 years to our history, hence "dark ages". Of course there won't be any history to imaginary 1000 years. #Tartaria #Mudflood

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That violin is worth $ 1,000,000 ( one million dollars )..my family just sold one

There must be some legalities involved I am sure. Maybe there is a time limit on finding relatives that could inherit it all or maybe it now belongs to the city and there are time limits there also before they can do anything.

Is there any update on the items from this house? Even those old papers need to be read and put in a museum! The French government should be ashamed for penalizing families and let this happened to the history in their country!

My first time finding this adventure, I'm with you Dinah Jackson, I see the question is awhile back, how do they keep people out of coming and taking everything? Program is amazing! If there is an answer, please share