700-Year-Old Abandoned Castle Of A Famous Composer in the Heart of France
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STORY
Join us on a captivating journey as we step inside the walls of a 700-year-old abandoned castle nestled in the heart of the French countryside.
Constructed in the 13th century under the watchful eye of the Lord of the District, this castle has a rich history of serving as a noble residence for most of its existence. For over 7 centuries, it was the epicenter of control for this region of France.
The castle boasts a remarkable medieval architectural style, featuring fortified walls and three iconic towers, two at the rear, and a front tower that showcases a grand staircase. Throughout the ages, this castle passed through the hands of various noble families and witnessed numerous conquests.
The castle's final owners, Oliver, a renowned composer, and his wife Claire, a talented dancer, were not bestowed with noble titles, but they were equally influential in their respective fields. Their shared love for the fine arts transformed the castle into a true masterpiece, with each room reflecting their passions in life.
After Claire's time, the castle became a place untouched by human presence, slowly succumbing to the ravages of time. Yet, even in its state of decay, the castle emanates a haunting beauty and an aura of enigmatic allure.
Our journey of discovery takes us into the heart of this forgotten relic of a bygone era, a place where history whispers through crumbling corridors and echoing chambers. Come, join us, and uncover the mysteries hidden within the silent walls of this ancient French castle.
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700-Year-Old Abandoned Castle in the Heart of France
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This is absolutely fascinating. Olivier Messiaen was one of the great composers of the 20th century. His Turangalîla-Symphonie, a favourite of mine, is considered an innovative masterpiece. I first heard his work as a teenager, when I found a recording of his "Quatuor pour la fin du temps" in a record shop where I live in Canada. That work was composed when Messiaen was a prisoner of war in the German Stalag VIII-A. Messiaen was a pioneer of electronic music, and composed for the first practical electronic instrument, the Ondes Martenot. Much of his inspiration was drawn from birdsong, and his love of nature. The chateau belonged to the family of his first wife, Claire Delbos. Claire was herself a fine composer, and a highly regarded concert violinist. Unfortunately, she developed serious brain damage from a botched operation, suffered from total amnesia, and ultimately died in a mental institution. In your video, there is a large photograph of her on the wall, taken in happier times. Messiaen's orchestral suite "L'Ascension" was composed in the chateau, and a photograph exist showing Claire playing the violin in front of the chateau while Olivier sits on a folding chair and reads. I suspect the photo of the young boy, whose features strongly resemble Olivier's, is of their son Pascal. Notice that there are several tape recorders to be seen, and many reels of recording tape. These machines were still expensive at that time, and it was unusual to own more than one. This is because of Messiaen's fascination with bird songs. He collected recordings of bird songs everywhere he travelled, and the tapes you see in this video were probably some of these.
❤❤❤ Thank you so much for sharing some facts of the owners. This beautiful castle is amazing. So sad that it is left to decay .
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Wenn es ein so berühmter Komponist gewesen ist , warum lässt man dann sein Andenken so verfallen ? Schade !
@@liamvdw221 In der breiten Öffentlichkeit war er nie berühmt. Seine Musik war avantgardistisch und für den Durchschnittshörer schwierig. Aber er folgte nicht den Avantgarde-Cliquen. Stattdessen ging er seinen eigenen, individuellen Weg. Ich habe seine Musik als Teenager gehört und war von ihrer Neuheit begeistert, aber es hat ein Leben lang gedauert, bis ich ihre wahre Tiefe verstanden habe. Er wird immer der Geschmack einer kleinen Minderheit sein. [Da ich kein Deutsch kann, habe ich meine Antwort mit Google Translate gegeben - hoffentlich ist sie richtig.]
@@philpaine3068 Merci beaucoup pour votre réponse détaillée. Oui, c'est comme ça avec les gens qui ne correspondent pas à la vision du monde... Je pense que c'est vraiment dommage que cette belle vieille propriété avec tous ses souvenirs intéressants de cette personne soit laissée à l'abandon (oublié) . Cordialement Liam ! PS : si je ne parle pas français, vous pouvez utiliser Google Traduction 😂😉
You guys were speaking about the rounded cabinets that fit in the corners. The reason you see this so much is because people believed that the devil could hide in the corners so they didn’t like rooms with 45 degree angles. If the room had to be built with corners, they would put things in the corners so evil couldn’t hide there.
Hello Melissa how's the weather over there
So when you were in the blue room there was a dish of these round glass pieces that you were wondering what they were. Well I believe they are knife rest for a formal dinner setting. Love your explorations❤❤
@@ritawilliams5471 That's really cool so where are you from? I'm from San Francisco
Wrong. Not in France but the natives american indians did think that.
@@stevenanthony199 pretty average for Texas…cold one day, warm the next 🙂
The little crystal things that are shaped like barbells are Victorian Crystal Knife/Utensil Rest to be used at the dinner table or as Paintbrush Rest, etc.
Yes thats what i also assumed they are, they also are very similar to dumbbell crystal paperweights. Being in that room on a serving platter of sort i thought they would more likely have been knife rests.
No freaking way!!!!
How could I have guessed if not for the fact I already knew that and for the hundreds of comments already telling the exact same thing!
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No freaking way!!!!
How could I have guessed if not for the fact I already knew that and for the hundreds of comments already telling the exact same thing!
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The Photo with an elderly woman that you thought was a Nun is a widow. That is a dress that was worn minimum for one year, but many elderly women used to wear the dress for the rest of their lifes. The dressing was traditionally for her religion, time and country.
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😂 and here I thought all Europeans were cultured
The Wikipedia entry on Oliver Messiaen has a photo of him and Claire Delbos next to the castle. She is playing the violin, perhaps the same one in the video. Love this and all the Bros of Decay videos.
Hello Virginia how's the weather over there
Hello, thank-you, I love your videos. Claire (L-J D) is died at the end of the 1950 at 52 years in a psychiatric hospital. Claire's violin on the chair. Y.L the second wife of Olivier, is died 2010 at 86 years. Olivier is died in the early 1990. Their only son P-E is died at 83 years.
What city is it in
@@carollebaron1343 In France, Cantal, Neussarges-Moisac. The name of this castle is Chateau Saint Benoit.
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strange that everything is still present and immaculate... in my country the thieves and looters should have made everything disappear and the vandals would have destroyed the rest and written graffiti everywhere 😅
This is by far is one of the better conditioned castles you have filmed. I really hope someone saves this from ruin. Its very well constructed.
I like watching Leslie and Danny exploring abandoned places together they're so funny, Thanks guys loved the video my second time watching it ❤
Hello Judy how's the weather over there
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I'm a rock collector and seeing those rocks, it's sad as no one claimed them. :( If those walls could talk. The castle is so beautiful.
Om du vill, finns ett unikt och distinkt rosa palats i Syrien i Aleppo det byggdes 1928 år sedan..
Jätte jätte fint och häpnadsväckande
I felt the same about the LPs! Such a pity to see cherished, collected objects unable to be passed to others to appreciate, privately or to schools.
Yes it is so sad buildings like this left to just decay.
agree. But the climate will re-bury for a future rock lover
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Danny I love your input! You are an important part of these videos. I’ve noticed you help Leslie a lot deciphering things. Well done sir!
Hello Pam how's the weather over there
I love your videos. You have so much passion and are genuinely interested in all the homes you visit. I do watch with sadness when I see everything just left even photos lying around. Why don't the families cherish those belongings. Loved this castle.
Hello Carol how's the weather over there
Im beginning to believe not that families don’t cherish their history, but imagine the costs of maintaining these buildings, imagine the differences in income that a modern person has to have to live in a castle compared to their ancestors..
Perhaps it would have been better to sell to a company that could turn it into a museum? Bed and Breakfast?
I’d definitely pay to be able to see and explore a place like this!
It’s a particularly lovely castle. I love the shape, the towers, the stonework, the massive fireplace. Incredible treasures everywhere. You know, people will spend multi millions for a new built house in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. If l had that kind of money, I’d buy an ancient home or castle. One of the big problems is that you have to pay for repairs and taxes. What a dream to fix up and live in a medieval castle such as this beauty! Thank you gentleman.
Hello Wendy how's the weather over there
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Wow what it must have been like back then with fires in the fireplaces and the smell of stew cooking in the pot over the fire! The castle being filled after dinner with the sound of music and children dancing around the room before bed! The evening begins to quiet and the adults sip a glass of wine as they dance to the softness of the music filling the castle 🏰
The way you describe it, it’s rather have nights like that instead of going on social media 😊
This is an amazing video! I hope one day this beautiful little castle will have a new owner that loves this place just as much as the previous owners did.
Hello Emma how's the weather over there
I have a funny feeling about ghosts, spirits and poltergeists coming to visit every night or so giving new owners bad dreams and some other funny things
The camera work is done very well and the commentary is perfect. I love how you document on video the history and take we viewers with you in the moment. I would never get to experience wonderful places like this without you. Thank you ❤
Hello Cherry how's the weather over there
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Hey hey, dear Lesley, that is a really fascinating looking castle. I am already very excited to see and hear more about that abandoned location. Peace, kindest blessings and see ya in your lifestream this evening.
@willy greetings from Alabama! Hope you are doing well. Can't wait to see this marvelous castle 🏰
IT STATES 4 PM, IS THIS NOT RIGT, IS IT 5 pm????
@@M-daughterofourbeloved11 It's now 5:08 pm
I was surprised at how small this castle is. I imagine it was elaborately designed with beautiful furniture and the fireplaces open with grand fires roaring. Thank you for this explore!!
Hello Victoria how's the weather over there
A great exploration, guys! Finally, another wonderful interesting castle with mysteries to unveil! I love the antiques, they should all be in a museum! The family pictures, the elegance of the interior and of the old items are always the soul of the castles! Thank you for taking me on this nice journey into the past!
Everytime I watch a episode, I like to imagine what it looked like in its prime etc... great job!❤
Hello Lisa how's the weather over there
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I love seeing these beautiful castles, even in decay they continue to be beautiful…The way they narrate what they see is very complete and fun, greetings Lesley and Danny😊
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That place was built to last. I hope someone rescues it soon. Thanks for the tour.
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This looks fascinating, love old castles and can't wait to see it.
Hello Gaia how's the weather over there
@@stevenanthony199 hello Steven, weather where? 🙂
@@gaiavenus Oh where you are I'm from San Francisco California the weather over here is a little bit cold
That stone work on the castle is absolutely beautiful!! Wow!! Haven't even started watching the video and i had to comment, good job on finding this one guys!!
What an amazing video you did here. It's incredible how they made these structures back that long ago, to be still standing to this day! Thank you for exploring and sharing your time here. It gives us a glimpse of what we'll never, ever, see for ourselves. I've learned so much about Europe an their way of life, how they live, just by watching your videos. Thank you so much for educating the world into (our) non-experience of it all.
You learned "so much" about Europe by watching videos made by uncultured and clueless people?
How does that work?
My dogs are trying to convince me it's supper time now😂 No boys, it's Bros time ❤❤
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Top youtube channel. You’re showing everything I wish I could see. Incredible history, families, people, architecture, design, everyday life.
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Thank you Leslie for your wonderful filming of these once stately homes!
Hello Laila how's the weather over there
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I think the room with the costumes and dance books could be where the lady taught dance to earn money at some time
Just what I thought. A dance studio.
Thank you Lesley and Danny for taking us along with you to this lovely, ancient castle. It was in amazingly good condition, especially considering its age. The artifacts were extraordinary.
Thank you for a wonderful explore. I especially enjoyed the violin music in the background. It was very appropriate considering the old, broken violin that you found.
Wonderful views from the windows as well as the close-ups of the exterior, showing building details. Keep up the good work guys!!
Great work finding another amazing place to explore and inviting us to come along with you. You go to places that I will never get to go. I’m not able to drive anymore due to a progressive brain disease that has really limited my abilities to walk , to do even simple things that once were so easy for me to do. My memory seems to be getting worse especially after my last fall about 3 weeks ago when I fell backwards hitting my head on the corner of the cabinet I fell on. I’m on 2 blood thinners to try and keep me from having more strokes so I was bleeding so bad that I soaked my hair and gown in blood. When the ambulance EMTs rolled me in the nurse put me in a room right away. The fastest I’ve ever been seen in the ER! My neurologist has warned me that I have too many lesions in my brain to count and I was afraid I was going to die. They tell me to be careful and I let them know I’m not trying to fall but I get so dizzy when I turn around that I can’t always catch myself so I’m spending more time in the wheelchair. I get so bored but it really helps me to watch episodes of you and Danny exploring these places that I’d love to go to but can’t. Thank you for making it fun and entertaining. I love it when Lesley dresses up in the period attire and tells the history of each place and gives us an idea of what it was like living in that time frame. I’m living day to day and thanking God for each new day that I wake up again. I just turned 67 and used to be so active. I had to retire early and I’d much rather be healthy and still working. I’m learning to do what I can do and accept help with the things that used to be so easy for me to do. Sorry to be so long with my note but I wanted you both to see how important it is for you to keep exploring these beautiful places all over the world. I appreciate your work so much! Thank you❣️
I hope someone buys and repairs this amazing historic place.
I enjoy watching and always look forward to your amazing and fun discoveries and explorations. Interesting content!!
Keep up the good work guys!!!
Regards from Nairobi, Kenya in Africa.
The glass weights are Crystal knife rests for on the dinner table so you don't get the linens dirty when you lay your knife down while eating! It's cool to see a whole set!
No way! 🤪
How could I have guessed apart for the fact that I already knew that (anyone at least a tiny bit cultured knows that) and for the many comments already telling this exact same thing?
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@@frontenac5083you must be fun at parties 🥴
@@frontenac5083there is no need for your sarcastic remark. Rude.
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Thank you . The two of you compliment each other. Just wonderful.❤❤❤
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I wish you would look at the bottom center of the secretary desk. The drawer comes out and there's a piece of wood hiding the money or whatever is important...I'm sure everyone baci then knew of the secret spot 🤔 ☺️ I love ❤️ it! Lol
It hurts to not see the art and the rest of that book. That'd be the only reason I'd do this, to find hints to the real history. When it's a map book,it really hurts, lol I'm grateful to see these videos though!
LOOKS VERY INTERESTING, CANT WAIT FOR THIS TREASURE
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Fantastic castle 🏰 can't wait to see it 😍
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A rare treat coming up😊😊
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I would totally live there!!
@BrosOfDecay Lesley, that blue tablecloth, and all of those drawings that you two have found in this castle…they’re absolutely gorgeous!!
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I believe those glass looking weights are knife rests. You laid your knife against it when setting a table so after using it it wouldn't stain the tablecloth.
Love your videos. Thanks
What an absolutely amazing exploration! Thank you gentlemen for your marvelous work!❤❤❤
Another incredible explanation! So sad to see the bedrooms compared to the downstairs. I love the way you two play off each other. Thank you again for another great adventure! Hugs.
Hello Crystal how's the weather over there
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Thank you so much for sharing this amazing place. I so appreciate how respectful you are in your filming and commentary. You both do beautiful work.
How is it "respectful" to trespass into a private house to film?
Please, explain that to me.
Those crystal pieces that look like weights are silverware rests, I believe. Instead of putting dirty silverware on the edge of the plate or on the tablecloth, you rest them on the crystal so you can use them for the rest of the meal.
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It's beautiful
He is a famous composer in surprises that those videos and pictures of his life aren’t in a museum. I wish the house was sold to be cherished for many more years.
Very fascinating indeed! Lots of old stuff! Music and dancing lifestyle. Love the old photo's and furniture too! You both made the experience very enjoyable. Thank you for sharing such a unique castle.
Very surprised not a dining area of some type. Also not more rooms considering the size. Enjoyable!
I again lose touch with the live feed. 😮
Anyhow this is in amazing undamaged condition (looking at the start of visit).
The huge trees closing in saying it sat close to im guessing 20 years since property caretaker was on site.
The coal on the floor in the wine room was to be used in the small kitchen for the cook stove. The wood in the first room was only to begin the fire then the Coal was placed on top and the heat continues through the entire day allowing both to cook and keep the basement warm.
The large red french book was titled
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"The Book of Esther"
its an excerpt from the Holy Bible old testament. She was a Queen in the middle East, and the holiday of Purim is in memory of her time and actions.
The "round discs" were not "tapes" but actually 8mm Film. Very rare method of making your own family movie.
Someone has removed the projector and screen otherwise you can play them and see the people as they walked around in life.
The black plastic movie camera seen after was "16mm" movie, and i believe is still somewhat available today but expensive. It was a kind of cassette inside if I remember. I used to have one when I was young but gave it away because I couldn't afford the film cartridges. The flash belonged to a 35mm photography camera which also has been removed and would date to 1964 65 as I have two just like it, one from Germany and the other from Japan. The player seen on the desk is actually a voice tape recorder and used back in the day for sending
"Live letters"; the sender would tell their story and introduce the children and guests and possibly sing and tell jokes. Send in the post to the relative to listen again and again and pretend they're together.
I enjoy your videos so much, you’re so respectful of each piece you go into. This video is spectacular, I especially enjoyed seeing the thimble collection. Some of the bedrooms were lovely, I loved seeing the wood beds. You have such a lovely voice, your accent ❤
This is beautiful and heartbreaking.
Thank you.
I recently found your videos. Really enjoy you guys showing places we will never see in person. You seem like a lot of fun and appreciate the care you take with the places you visit.
Well done guys! So many thoughts and emotions from your videos! I can see living history, and thanks to your interesting work - this is accessible to me, thank you from my heart!!!❤
Merci je vais écouter ça bonne journée 😊 . Gigi
I think this was one of your best. Wish I could have seen the entire castle.
Looks interesting and I can’t wait.❤
I love you guys accents and it is a pleasure to hear you both talk.Your knowledge of words is incredible! You point out stuff and the innocense is refreshing!
Hey guys, on the stereo vs radio you were incorrect. Stereo means it has more than one speaker. Two speakers give you two signals thus better sound. (Poor explaination, I know)
Of course you're right, and these two are exceedingly ignorant.
I mean, each time I think they can't get more clueless, they manage to prove me wrong!
That portable radio/cassette player is called a Boom-box or Ghetto Blaster! In the USA that is.
yes, first radio receivers were with one speaker, monophonic. late the music was recorded with two microphones, an stereophonic record and the radio receivers with an stereo amplifier and two speakers was able to reproduce the stereo signal recording. R and L stereophonic signal.
What an amazing place, sad to see it empty as such a place needs to be used. It is magical.
This is "Benoît castle", which is at Neussargues-Moissac, in the "Cantal" department. The composer's name is Olivier Messiaen.
Messiaen never owned this château. It was the country house of the Delbos family, Claire's father Victor Delbos was an eminent professor at the Sorbonne. Messiaen spent the summer of 1933 there working on some of his early works. Claire was a violinist not a dancer. There is some confusion in the narrative of the film, but much was interesting and revealing.
Victor Delbos, former owner. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_Delbos
Photo of daughter in front of the castle with her husband Messiaen. And her bio. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claire_Delbos
Thank you so much for these videos. The archaeologist in me foams at the mouth everytime you visit a castle and uncover its treasures.
Hello Rachel how's the weather over there
@@stevenanthony199 Sunny and cool, perfect autumn weather for SoCal!! 🙂
@@rachelreneem Oh that's okay so where are you from? I'm from San Francisco California
@@stevenanthony199 I'm in Los Angeles.
@@rachelreneem That's a nice place really nice talking to you so how long have you been on CZcams
What an amazing place ❤
Way to go guys I truly enjoyed this episode very much It was way cool seeing this place and it's history It is all very beautiful Too bad it's been forgotten and left
Amazing how this castle was built. Thankyou for the tour :)))
I thank you so much for exploring these kind of existence on earth ! I like the way you explain very clearly every thing !! LOVE it !
Hello Linda how's the weather over there
On a side note - decades ago Messien's "Turangalilla Symphony" was due to be played for the first time at the Sydney Opera house. The work calls for 7 players of an electronic instrument called the "Ondes Martenot." As no one in Australia could be found to play this instrument 7 players were lined up from Japan to play the 7 instruments. The day before a careless electrician led to the electricity supply to be cut off in the whole building and there was not time enough to restore the supply before the performance. Performance had to be cancelled. Don't know if the players had to be paid anyway!
My fav home so far , records , fireplace , that chandelier detailing . ❤
The walls of this house have countless precious memories
Then you should definetly stay tuned because next year we have some amazing things coming up :D
CANNOT wait !! 🫶
i like how you guys have great respect for the places you explore !!!
Hi Lesley & Danny, Wow, from 2015 of this 700 Yr Old Abandoned Castle in France!!🏰
I love when Danny helps you with telling more Facts of the Castle!!💯❤
I love the Very Large Fireplace,, Upholstery Chairs & Couches, Chandeliers & Lanterns, the Corner Wood Cabinets & Dishes &
the Old Recorders, Lots of books & I Think 300 Records!!😍
Thanks Guys for Sharing This Journey with US, have a Safe Trip to Your Next Journey in the Van!!😎😎❤❤
Love Barb from Central Illinois USA❣
Hello barb
Leslie, altijd top om te zien hoe jullie door al die oude huizen gebouwen en kastelen struinen. Ook leuke commentaren die jullie geven over al de oude meuk die jullie overal aan treffen, maar altijd met hoog respect voor de eigenaars van de oude meuk , ga door mannen.👍👍🍀🍀
Hello Lesley n Danny. What a beautiful castle was that. I liked everything inside the castle, the records collection and books collection. This was your best explorations ever. Thank you for the video. 😊
Hello how's the weather over there
22: 36 The placement of this vinale records shelf & it's contents tells us just how cold that room is with a raging fireplace.
Otherwise, these records must be stored outside this room, to escape the heat generated by it's massive fireplace.
Wauw wat een geweldig kasteel.
Thnx Danny en Lesly
By far the most fascinating video yet. Keep up the great work
That was amazing beautiful antique furniture and books and Cassette players Love the old photos some of the things from the 50s 60s and 70s Beautifully done I would love to Restore The Place thanks for sharing enjoyed ✨🌟💖👍
Wow, what a beautiful castle. Thank you so much for sharing this gorgeous place with us. Sad that it has no one to love it and live in it to enjoy this beauty
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Leslie and Danny, thanks to you two for giving your viewers insight in all the history of time gone by. If I could just help to save that interesting buildings and organize and bring order back into that buildings, it would be my greatest joy.
You must love your career to investigate all the interesting and mysterious buildings.
Great job you are doing. Well done.
Hello Justine how's the weather over there
I would hope somebody would be able to restore this old place...would take a lot of work, determination and a stack of cash.
The fireplace area is a retrofit of an old large area once enjoyed many walls and rooms installed
Watched through ancient times
Respect your anthology
Nice work keep it up
Leslie I am so happy i found ur channel , your work is beautiful
The tape recorder is an old, " reel-to-reel" recorder. The secret door, toilet is called a garde-robe, quite common in old castles. Great video, as usual. Thanks,
I got to meet Olivier Messiaen when he came to my conservatory in the late 70s to give composition seminars. He was a unique man, he could speak fluent English but refused and spoke only French. His wife translated for him.
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What a beautiful castle!
I love this! Keep up the great work ❤
Wow, what an amazing peice of history. Love the treasure chest Lesley. Especially the art work. Very precious. Thankyou guys for showing us. Love your video, s.
Hello Karen how's the weather over there
@@stevenanthony199 weather is up and down, very changeable. Where are you?
@@karenmorrison8112 That's okay the weather over here is a little bit cold
@@karenmorrison8112 I'm from San Francisco California...And you where are you from?
Looking forward to this ❤
Bellissimo questo castello ricco di memorie incredibile che non sia rimasto nessuno e vada perso
È molto curioso il pomello del water per l' epoca .. molto ingegnoso.
Grazie cari Lesley e Danny siete meravigliosi 💪💪💪🍀🍀🍀❤️❤️❤️
I do look forward to your shows . Another great video!
Always enjoy your videos😊excellent work.watching from South Africa 🇿🇦
You guys always find the most unique and beautiful places to show us. Awesome
Thank you Danny and lesly for sharing the video , the castle is so 😍❤️ beautiful and amazing 🤩❤ I thing the good furniture was taken and they but different one ❤❤stay safe and happy.
Leslie: I just watched this 700 year old abandoned castle and you asked 44.36 what the crystal things that looked like dumbells were. They are knife rests, they are placed by the plate on the table and when you use the knife instead of putting it on the plate you put the blade on this knife rest. Also at 43.32 the books that you show are beautiful and some are very small. I don't know about Europe but in America the antique dealers would love to have them. We don't care what language they are in because people that build large homes with big book cases like to have books with beautiful leather abindings, that will show up in the bookcase. They don't care what the book says. That kind of book would be easy to sell especially in the South. Maybe someone could get the law changed so that the contents of the castle could be sold before it is all destroyed by the enviroment, and the money divided among the owners. I don't think we have any laws in the US about abandoned property. I'll be watching again tomorrow. Thanks for all you do. Bob Law
Thanks... It,s a beautiful place...Nice wallpapers...
جميل جدا ابداع في العمل وكل شيء الاثاث والديكور والمفروشات والبناء يعجبني كل شيء فيه حافظوا على هذا التراث الثقافي والطبيعي ❤❤❤❤
Incredible thank you for taking us. It is weird being in someone else's home when their possessions are still there. Why are their possessions still there, this woman died 8 years ago, shouldn't the gov't come and take the time and donate/sell them if there is no next of kin. Or is there legal problems not yet resolved? Items like that at least should be kept in storage in a safe place, those things have value the books, records, furniture, clothes etc.
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How come you guys can just walk in this castle and nothing has been destroyed or stolen before? Good work!
Likely people better manners than those in the West
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The crystal things on the tray are knife rests. After you use your knife you place it on the rest so you don’t dirty the table cloth.😊
No freaking way!!!!
How could I have guessed if not for the fact I already knew that and for the hundreds of comments already telling the exact same thing!
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That’s an old silver” boom box” :)
Thank you for sharing this explore of this castle 🏰 😊. I love castle's ❤ This place is beautiful I especially liked liked the spiral staircase
Wow, what amazing finds. Thanks for sharing, you Bros are awesome