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Never stayed there, just had some food which was ok.

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No problem- as long as you subscribe and show me your video afterwards :)

@@PressTheRedDot Awsome. Cheers matey already subbed ya (feel free to recipricate 🤣). I'll give you credit for the clip in the description as well. 👍 I did take some drone shots as well but forgot to press record again after taking a photo and didn't realise until it was too late and no spare battery. 🙄

Hi Once again thanks for the use of your orbital footage: you use a slightly different resolution and frame rate than I do but I think I made a brave stab at the video anyway. It goes public soon but here is the unlisted link: czcams.com/video/aLKAmCII0Hg/video.html Hope you like it, and it certainly needed your contribution (I have edited your donor footage with your YT Channel and mentioned you in the description). Cheers Again. 👏

Let's put our money together and we'll get it done next week

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Hi- it has not. And happy to talk more about your project!!

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Thanks 👍

Hi - it was a mavic 2 Pro that I sent around this building.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks a million- - appreciated!! 😀

Thanks loads - will reciprocate!

Thanks - so appreciated!

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There's a wooden shed with a broken pier in front of the amazon warehouse that we got to. Flew directly from there.

Ruins are the legacy of their past and serve as a reminder to us that not even the rich and powerful can thwart the passage of time. I don't believe that any ruins should be restored - their natural state should remain for all to admire and imagine and not be deceived by a camouflage of modern restoration.

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Thank You. I try to instill that feeling of a sorrowful haunting past - even in it's most magnificent settings, everything has to come to an end.

Agreed. Totally bizarre, but still has this air of historical beauty around it.

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Hi Neil. No problem - but let me know the channel/link when you're done! ☺️

Hi Neil - did you use any footage in the end?

That's awesome. Any footage or pictures??

I have a picture of my grandmother had low of her brother author and a picture of a necklace that she wore at the girl school there on Church Street one of the nuns gave her my parents stayed in the castle picture of my moms and dad standing in front of it

Thanks loads! Just subscribed to you btw

Thanks loads, subscription reciprocated.

Totally agree. Quite unattractive imo.

Hi - just some kind of ornamental boathouse I think. I originally thought it was the mausoleum (which he included for tax/inheritance purposes) but it's not. That's inside somewhere.

@@PressTheRedDot The mausoleum is on one of the far ends, I believe the western one. He showed us it on a documentary many years go. And you're right - a mausoleum or burial site makes it a perpetual trust, which means it's sealed and nobody can ever touch it. But given the building is never going to be finished I think he's on Plan B and has put most of his assets into businesses and trusts run by his children.

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Too true. But he was a nasty piece of work by all accounts, so this is probably a constant reminder to him of what he once almost had.

Apparently this property is now owned by a company managed by his children. He knows it'll never be finished, and it doesn't appear anyone is making any effort. My guess is that a perpetual trust was the core driver behind him being buried there, because mausoleums and burial grounds are tax-exempt for a very long time if not forever. That means the building's would-be contents i.e. his personal wealth and treasures would also be so. However, it does look to me as if he's taken the common tax-efficient route of transferring ownership of all his assets to trusts and to his family, hence his own personal wealth is very limited. That basically takes the edge off your tax liabilities and is totally legal. This is why so many people whom you'd think were loaded (celebrities etc.) always seem to leave behind suspiciously small estates when they die and were apparently broke.

He did that while he was being taken to Court by the family of the business partner he had murdered. When he lost the case & was ordered to pay several million in compensation he said he couldn’t, he had no money. Technically he wasn’t lying!

Glad you enjoyed it

A couple of months ago! :)

@@PressTheRedDot was there a way of getting into the grounds and maybe the buildings?

No. It's fully fenced off with warning signs everywhere.

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