A Man Lived 60 Years Secluded From the World in His Abandoned Tiny House
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Picture yourself living in isolation for over six decades, deep within Sweden's impenetrable forests, with minimal connections to the outside world-such was the extraordinary life of Mister G Loow.
Our journey led us to a secluded cabin, tucked away amidst the solitude of the woods, its interiors still echoing with the presence of its former occupant. It took us several hours of hiking to reach this lonely Cabin.
Mister Loow, a man who cherished solitude, rarely made appearances in the town. His neighbors and townspeople, concerned about his well-being, would check on him every few months, and some even ventured to his place to ensure
he was still alive.
Since his passing in 2004, everything has been gradually falling apart, yet it remains frozen in time, untouched for two decades. His car in the backyard and his living room still mirror the way he left them on his last day on earth.
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A Man Lived 60 Years Secluded From the World in His Abandoned Tiny House
60 Years Secluded From The World - Abandoned Swedish Cottage in the Woods!
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The older i get, the more i want to live like this man did. Far away from people and everyday life
Yeah, me too..
fortunately I have been able to do this recently ...in deepest rural France
realy? how about backpain or something else? we need others more when we get older
@@baronsaturday9560 Me 3! I live in NYC so you can imagine how I must feel with this invasion.
Same here 😊
He had it right. Solitude is a dream for many today. Sick of craziness of this world affecting peace and tranquility. Those in the old days had it right.
The owner of the house is obviously a creative person, most likely a writer. Such a person needs peace for creative work.
living in a junkyard...ugh..
Are you fucking insane? Loneliness is killing MILLIONS in the Western world every year and you think MORE solitude is the answer?
@@arijskaulins1762 bullshit, you’re romanticizing it
LOL, try to become independent@@Saber23
The low ceiling and the small rooms are a way to protect yourself from the severe cold during the swedish winters
You can tell it was a very well kept and beautiful home❤️. May he and his belongings rest in peace ❤️
60 years without talking to other people! I would love that.
Shh!
Youd be happier then anyone in a city lol
But you feel the need to post a comment 😂.
start by getting rid of the internet :)
@@livershot940 Exactly! No face to face with people...this is perfect.
That typewriter was beautifully preserved because the owners had carefully kept it covered up, and then you uncovered it, and left it unwrapped. That made me very sad..You are usually both very respectful but this upset me.
Same thought occured ... go back and replace it.
They probably took that typewriter, because the Royal brand is worth a lot on the vintage typewriter market.
Yes, very sad.
Its like 100 euro.
That was exactly my thought. There was a reason for putting it in plastic. Old people were much more respectful to their things and kept them safe.
My neighbour lived in his old stone house for the entirety of his 85years, did zero upkeeping since his parents past away & never left the house in his last 30years. Neighbours shopped for him & would leave it on his doorstep...he wouldn't allow anyone in his house.
On him passing 5years ago, I was fortunate to go inside & I was totally amazed at what I saw. It was just like stepping back in time 50+ years ago...his kitchen was a fire pit stove & solid stone worktop balanced on solid stone uprights.
The house has since been completed renovated.
Keep it real, Wonder what he did all day to keep busy?🇺🇸❤️
@@juliajohnson6022
That's what many of us (his neighbours) have thought. He really lived a hermit life, extremely unsociable, just a man on his own, with his own thoughts...not even a TV or radio. His life, his choices hey.
@@juliajohnson6022
His life would no doubt make most people (living it) very poorly mentally & physically. Oh & no heating other that the kitchen firepit, the place he seemingly spent most of his time.
That's incredible
I had to laugh at your estimate of 50+ years. Try 150 years. Kitchens changed a lot in the 20th century. Open fire pits maybe in the 18th.
I love how you are ALWAYS respectful Leslie (and your companion, I cannot recall his name, right now) You are a wonderful young man. God bless you both.
The electric candle holder in the window is not jewish. It is a very typical swedish christmas decoration. Everone here have them.
LoL Yeah! at least us swedes has them. i work at a factory and every december a guy comes with a cart full of them handing out for us to place at the workspace, then in january he comes and collects them.
surprised they don´t have this in Germany
@@groovechampion1462 We have that in Germany as well 😅
I mean everybody has them, when i was a young rascal i had one all year in the kitchen window. i only plugged the thing in around christmas...then i met my wife and she knows better.
@@SaraphinaBlnMy family is of German descent -from Pennsylvania - my mom would put those candles in the window during Christmas
It's pretty typical with these guys videos that they blabber a lot of nonsense and make weird conclusions from what they see, just lack of knowledge, so they make assumptions that sound like they know what they're talking about.
He had the right idea sometimes its best to stay away from people
I think its beautiful its old but has many stories to it.👍🦉🙏rest in peace to the person who lived there.🌷🌻🍁🍂🌿🌾🌲💐Amen.
"...lived 60 years...in his tiny abandoned house." It wasn't abandoned when he lived in it. It's abandoned now.
My thought too, the meaning of the word "abandoned" has maybe slid towards "old and worn down" these days.
@@teecog101gaming Maybe. I know "awesome" and "epic" have completely slid toward simply meaning "really good or cool."
@@teecog101gaming I think he meant a house in solitude from other homes, by itself.
Like the same as living on a abandoned island 🤣
The house is not abandoned if someone is living in there. The house might be neglected!
Definitely a woman's touch in the decorating. The wallpaper, curtains and the clothes. Maybe she passed away first and he became a recluse. Thanks for sharing.
Yeah because men can't do pretty. Jeesh! 🙄
No it doesn't mean there was a woman. Men can make interior design too.
@@make123456z and have a lot of woman clothings
Maybe he was into drag😂
@@make123456z Could be either way I think. Maybe some locals know.
Husqvarna is a Swedish company established in 1689. Later owned by Electrolux with shareholder both in Germany an Japan for instace. So it's not a German company as allaged.
I comment this 2, he shuld know this, he is from Germany, i was shocked.
@@turji......
No , Lesley is from Belgium and Danny is from Portugal. So he probably would not have known that. .
I only saw this comment after I wrote the same thing, sorry… You’re right!!! 👏
I was looking for this comment. everyone should know by now that Husqvarna is Swedish. these guys are a bit clueless
Exakt
Sooo schön !!!
So ein einsamer Ort !!!
Weit weg von den Mitmenschen ,
das muss wunderschön sein !!!
Ich lebe auch sehr abgeschieden mit kaum kontakt zu Leuten ...
aber diese Geschichte hier ... ich beneide diesen Mann !!!
Ever since I experienced the city life I realized that secluded life is what I would prefer;solitude,nature is therapeutic..
That was probably a beautiful little cottage at one point.
In d middle of no were ...hmmmm not my style
@@Sthmohtwenty I am the opposite! I would love it!!!
@@VirginiaPossum101.....
Yes me too.
@@Sthmohtwentyyeah it seems so quiet and peaceful, but I still like to look out my windows and see some kind of civilization even if I don’t talk to them much 🤣🤣
Någon äger huset och marken. Ingen har lov och rota i andras hus. 👨✈️
I found only 3 persons that could have lived in that house.
Arne Gunnar Leonard Lööw: Född den 28 oktober 1924 och dog den 27 november 1980
Gunnar Leonard Lööw: Född den 10 oktober 1900 och dog den 10 maj 1963
Nils Gunnar Lööw: Född den 4 januari 1937 och dog den 18 december 1984
So it seems like it was his wife who stayed in the house until 2004 and not him. Where did you get the info that he lived there alone?
They just make up stories sometimes with very little info, with a flair for the dramatic.
There are only woman's clothes...
Its just fantasy for the channels, fake stories. Same as he said husqvarna was from his home country Germany, it was founded in sweden in 1689... I dont like ppl spreading missinformationen online.
How could any of the people you have found there lived till 2004 because 2 of them died in 1980's and the other in the 60's.
@@spamanator666......
That's not a crime. Sometimes they may not have all the info or any for that matter. And maybe because the place is so isolated, people don't automatically think of a woman living in the woods alone.
46 years old Swede here. I would guess the old man died in 2004 year, or during the end of 2003 year, and during the last year(s) of his life didn't have power or possibility to do any upkeeping. Before that he at least tried (the typical Swedish Christmas lamps in the windows, even if he lived where noone saw them except perhaps the mailman!) The woman's clothes could as well be his old mother's, or maybe he was once married but his wife died suddenly or left him, and he never threw the clothes away, maybe dreaming some strange dream that she would eventually return? Or maybe she was his sister which would explain that there is no real bedroom for two in the house? I noticed some details on the ground floor were clearly from 1990s or early 2000s (like his surprisingly newish landline telephone and some of the grocery store paper bags), but on the upper floor the grocery store paper bags were of a 1980s style just like I remember them from my childhood then. Maybe the upper floor was left in a mess when the man got old and couldn't walk up the stairs any more. Probably he lived his whole life in this place and it wasn't any problem as long as he had his power, but finally he got too old and couldn't move, let alone take care of the house, but still refused help (or refused to ask for help) from the local authorities, There are, or at least used to be, lots of people in Sweden living like this man, alone in a small wooden house deep in the forest, where time stood still since their mother died or something like that... At least this man had electricity, a landline phone, a mailbox and it seemed he had some contacts with the outside world.
This video is truly a great inspiration to start the day with a strong and optimistic spirit. Wishing everyone good health and peace in all circumstances!
Alot of effort was taken to pack that type writer away and you just left it open to the elements !!! Have some respect
Calm down they are being respectful.
@@jesusisking258How?They didn't recover the typewriter.
@@jesusisking258 If they were respectful, they wouldn't have entered the house at all. The gentleman who lived there is dead, and the property should be treated with the same respect as a grave.
@@jesusisking258 No they are not.
@@GAIS414I agree, and yet we watch the video.
for lack of funds, a lot of old folks' houses fall down around their ears while they still live there. The house likely was already in a state of decay before 2004, and the intervening years have compounded the rot.
yep family members of mine sold a 1920s era home cause of that very reason it was falling apart and ready to be torn down
Exactly👍 100% thats what happened in this case
I know it all too well. I bought a house that was built in 1924, I lived there for 20 years and just sold it because of health reasons I couldn’t keep up with repairs and all, I stuck it out as long as possible because it was my home. I thought as long as it stood, I had a roof over my head. It had started crumbling down around me. When someone came in and looked at it, they did a test with some kind of meter to test how much moisture was in the walls and they were full. It almost costed me the sale, but someone finally bought it. It broke my heart. It was the only home I ever owned. It’s been a year now and I still cry over it. It may have been crumbling, but it was still my home. I raised my son there. Now I live with my son and his wife. She is great daughter-in-law and all, I have no complaints in that area, but I feel like a burden. There’s nothing like having your own. Even if it is falling down around you.
Once the roof starts to leak it gets bad fast.
True, that. @@blazefairchild465
It's really sad seeing all things being left behind like this. Isn't anyone else willing to make this house liveable again?
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On the green book at around 12 minutes in it says directly translated " Let god be true to you " Greetings from Sweden!!
A simple life in Sweden. Time passed. Great video.
So einfach hat er scheinbar nicht gelebt, wenn ich diese Vermüllung so betrachte!
نعا
Thank You ❤ Wauu. The picture of the man with the pipe is a very common picture in Denmark and Sweden. It is all over in houses where elderly people lives. I don´t remember the artist.
I came here to say this. It's a fisherman, and this image has been featured in some old movie that I can't recall the name of..
It called "That old seabear" and The artist is haerendel. Its in my house to here in sweden 😉
@@maxe7146.....
Oh cool. Wish I could get one.
The man in the picture is the Dutch Dorus Rijkers. He lived from 1847 to 1928 and was painted by the german painter Harry Haerendel (1896-1991).
Wow. Thank you guys. This video made me feel alot of emotions. I really started to think that life really do end after you pass away, but the memories will stay forever if wanted. Also the location of his house, property and yard gave me so much hope, that i wanna really live like that soon as possible with my man. ❤
Forever?
In the first 4 seconds you can see the road upp in the left corner about 100 meters from the house🤣!
Das habe ich mir fast gedacht! 😏 Schöne Verarsche!
A sad story like all abandoned hoses. The car is OPEL Olympia .
Thanks for that. I was annoyed they said "Wow! A tree!" and then moved on without any post-editing info but I guess they don't know anything about cars.
I hate it when people leave their hose behind. Luckily there's more in the garden center.
I don't remember how many spaces on the hood but the styling looks like it is an Oldsmobile. Made in USA
They don’t know cars or geography! Lol. Where is Tenerife??? Haha!
The comment I was looking for. Thank you!
My kitchen cabinets are that exact same colour! What a sweet place, you can tell the man was very happy there. What a blessing to be able to live a small self contained life in a place you love :)
I think it was a women unless a cross dresser 😅
Today, there are million of Canadians would love to live in a single house like this one instead of cramp urban properties because of the crime rate and the illegal " residents " encampment " in overall Canada cities; the Canadian government under the super wicked narsissist Trudeau and his blatantly corrupted Liberal Party had totally failed the good Canadians!
This guy lived the dream. Beautiful place. Definitely my kind of vibe. 😊
The signature on the photo of the newlyweds is the name of the photographer. Amazing vid
Mr. Kovac var en fotograf som hade firma i Örebro-
I enjoy your adventures and appreciate the respect you give to each location. Your voices are great to listen to also. Be safe and Gods speed to you both.
Love what these young men do. Reminds me of when I was young.
My grandfather was German and spoke fluent German. He was very soft hearted he would give you the shirt off his back. He lived to be in his 90s and probably would have lived to be a hundred if he wasn't put in a nursing home.
Creo que esa casa estam los ecos de ños recuerdo y sera que pueda vivir otra persona alli😊😊😊😊😊
Well God bless the man☘️@Thomas-yr9ln
Whoever this man was, I hope he didn't leave his cats behind who suddenly found they had to fend for themselves in the middle of the wilderness. I imagine them periodically returning hoping to find their companion home with a bowl of food ready for them. 😪
Are you kidding me? Its not like he has a stuck apartment cat… its like heaven lut there for Cats.. swedish ”smörgåsbord” 😅
@@martinlarsson7570a heaven for cats when everything is covered in snow and ice ? hardly
I thought exactly the same but then again...
This is definitely a married man who lived here with his wife. The box upstairs that had the knitting stuff had the name Ulla and 1942 written inside of it. Or maybe it was a brother and sister. Who knows, but the story of this place is definitely intriguing. It is sad how places like these tell us that some people were not cared for and when they passed nobody cared to take care of their belongings.
I have a second cousin in Scotland (my dad's cousin), who is in her 90's and lives in the house where she was born. I am the only one of the extended family who has kept in touch and visit, and most of the relatives in Canada don't even know she exists. She never married or had children, and neither did her two brothers. So, maybe just that no one has the authority to do anything with the property? I don't know what my cousin's plans are but she was a nurse all her life and quite organised and sensible, but absolutely refuses to take help :(
@@Chahlie I think the best thing to do in your case is to simply keep her company and visit. Nobody will ask for help, especially proud independent people who have done everything for themselves their entire lives. But an old relative who has nobody but you should receive the dignity and respect of being acknowledged and treated kindly in their last days on earth. It’s sad when people are forgotten, don’t you think?
His mom’s
What a great explore Lesley & Danny! Thank you for showing us this quaint little cottage in the woods of Sweden 🍃🤎🍂
Beautiful Beautiful place !! I love Sweden❤and Scandinavia in general❤
I bet that the little building beside the house is food storage. It is very common here in Sweden
Did you rewrap the typewriter? So well preserved. Sad to see the mold get to it.
I thought that too! It must be so tempting to take beautiful things like that away….
Me too
@@rayanmark1920 The typewriter is the only well preserved item in the house. I would do an intervention, and rescue it. In the condition it is in, it is worth the effort.
That's what I was wondering. I would have to take it if it were me. Such a beauty and so well preserved.
Take it ???? It does not belong to you @@lindatimmons3675
Wooden structures in dense woodland will always decay faster if not constantly looked after, very sad but very interesting. Thank you boys. Tina in Bulgaria.
These is tonnes of such houses in Sweden.
I have several within walking distance.
Obviously its not even that remote since he had mailbox and car and clearly electric there.
The double door house is a "jordkällare" a cold storage house partly underground for potatoes and such.
You opened the plastic covering the typewriter and left the typewriter exposed.
Everyone makes mistakes, at times.
Omg..I love this, my mother's father came here from Sweden my name is Sandra. I love the sewing machine. I'm from the usa
This story reminds me of "Heidi", in a way. The isolation, no one seeing him. Sad but there's a reason for everything. Thanks for the tour of the past ❤
I loved reading my Heidi books as a kid.
I have seen many similar abandoned houses in the woods of Sweden. It's an eerie feeling seeing these once proud homes slowly decay year by year.
Hey Lesley, I just rewatched this video of your explore together with Danny. Already at the beginning it was interesting to see how challenging the hike was to finally reach the location. - I can imagine, that this wood house was back in the active days quite a cozy and comfortable home. Very typical nordic style from the outside with these red and white colours, which I have seen many times in Finland as well. - I saw an electric lamp at a bedside and a switch on a wall. So the former owner even had electricity, also necessary for the fridge and freezer. - It is actually quite unique to see, that in this remote location was electricity and other equipment to have quite a comfortable life. - I also loved seeing how respectful you and Danny were approaching the probable life of the former owners. Despite of the heavy decay and the messed up state of some rooms there were still a lot of nice and charming details visible, especially in the living/dining room. - Once more a wonderful explore video with strikingly beautiful background music! Respect, my friend!
I am already looking forward to your next explore adventure! - Stay safe, bro, many hugs, peace and kindest regards from Switzerland.
It’s a nice life living in a quiet and peaceful surroundings…😊
You will go nuts
😂
New to the channel, love this video !
I love how gentle and respectful you are both to his home and who he was as a human.
Well done. 🙏
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What a lovely place. Very respectfully filmed too, I'm sure the old man would be happy for you to stop by.
Thank you Leslie and Danny. This place is amazing. What a time capsule he left behind. I can't wait for the next one.
I'm glad that he wasn't always alone, as there's definitely evidence that he had a female partner ❤
Up to a point. His wife or who ever it was may have died or simply left him to be on his own.
I'm 64 now and could quite happily live away from everyone on my own,the more I learn about people and the world the
Less I like.
Thank you for showing us this. We appreciate you so much. I'm from Missouri USA
Hi Leslie the man that lived there its such a shame that if he had a family they would have preserved it thank you again tim from uk ❤❤
Hi Lesley👍✅❣️Just in the middle of making dinner 🥘 but love to look at what you’ve discovered, And thanks for posting 💖❣️🏡⭐️
I would have liked to see the condition of the roads leading to the house. Seems you guys came to it from the back and in the woods, probably for more dramatic effect.
He had a car so there also has to be a road
Faut l'imaginer dans l'état ou il était habité avant et sans le bordel de l'abandon. Ça devait être super chouette de vivre la avec toute la nature autour. Ça me rappelle un châlet qu'avait ma grand-mère. Personne ne vivait devant mais elle continuait de l'entretenir c'était en bordure de forêt. Elle est décédé et je pense que tout à été vendu à l'époque. Cet endroit me rappelle ma grand-mère ❤
Oh Gott…! 😱 so viel Schimmel… 😳 atmet nicht zu tief ihr Lieben! ♥️ Aber sehr schöner Platz! Danke!
Wow that was real time capsule of a life. It was a very cute house despite all of the decay. Thank you for the adventure. From Maine in the USA.
Beautiful and sad at the same time. Great video.
23:48 yes you did, The book you picked up when you entered the house literally say: Let God be truthful
Hi from BC 🇨🇦 Canada.Another great place to visit.Thanks for sharing with us .
It is so sad that the house was left to just fall down and become dilapidated. I love my my house and can't imagine it becoming like that. I'm wondering if someone moved in after he passed away? Some of those things look newer. I think a lady, maybe a relative, was able to move in and stay for a while. I am Impressed with your exploring capabilities because with all that stuff it had to stink in there, but you keep going through it all making it a wonderful adventure! That typewriter is probably worth some money--and worth so much to someone who loves exploring, like you.
What’s sad about it? Nothing lasts for ever.We all live & die, & there are many ways to get through the days.No one can say what’s right or wrong for anyone else.Well they can,but it’s pretty pointless.
@@johnb5352 im saying its sad for the house that someone else couldn't restore that beautiful place.
thank u guys , all these old things, the environment, it can talk
Thank you LesLie and Danny . This place is amazing.
Hi lesley I love to watch your u tube vids 💗 you have so much respect and so kind to show us all on utube your do kind a genuine man so you both are so respected on peoples past life's thank you tim from uk ❤❤
It's explorations like this that remind me how Ergonomically correct many parts of the world still are and how spoiled and pampered most of us in America are, L❤L! Thanks Boys!😊😊❤❤👍👍🙏
I'm definitely NOT SPOILED AND PAMPERED
Everything I've ever had I worked for and lost a lot because of circumstances.
@@lindatimmons3675 you misunderstood me, I worked my ass off too, came from poverty, welfare then married, worked with blood sweat and tears to middle class life, etc...just saying wr are much more fortunate in many ways compared to others!!
@@lindatimmons3675I believe you and you did work hard. But compare a nice western village with crops, cattle, mines or even oil, factories and universities with a village in Africa or Asia that gets hit with drought, wars, disease and corruption. They might have worked even harder to lose their children from simple infections or starvation and there for have no one to take care of them when old.
Interesting video depicting abandoned house. Though not intact. Mostly damaged with all belongings. Houses are located in solitary place .
Loliness & no inhabitants.
Peaceful & remote places.
No pollution no crowd no noise. Such place gives mental peace & pleasure
I love how these brothers interact with each other. Very sensitive & respectful for each other. Love it. ❤
Very interesting explore guys. I can relate to this man in some ways. Sometimes I feel that the farther away from "civilization" the better. Thanks for sharing 😊 Stay safe. Love u both
I watching from Bangkok Thailand.
Thank you for your post it.🙏🙏🙏
Thanks Lesley and Danny ❤
Thank you to you both. This was a sad home.
Wow! So many beautiful things! 😍 Stringhyllan, porslinet, fantastiskt! Men det vore intressant att höra den riktiga storyn bakom huset!
// Ann from Sweden 🇸🇪
Since Gunnar Lööw had cars, there must have been a road to the house.
Btw Husqvarna is not a German brand! It's Swedish.
and for the Postman
@@kristinajoelsson9337 exakt! 👍😀
Regarding the road and power:
You can clearly see the road leading up to the house @ 6:56 right after they stepped over the (very) old chainsaw. It goes parallel to the field.
As they say in Prometheus "God does not build in straight lines" and the same should go for flat surfaces (mostly).
You can also (clearly) see the powerline (or pole) with the fuse box @ 11:03. So yes; there was power.
This is not me hating, it´s just me observing. The video is excellent!
❤ I'm guessing the woman was his daughter if a man ever did live there. Maybe she packed up the cats and left when the house started caving in 20 years or so ago. But the dark spot in the middle of the bed looks like something may have curled up and died there. Hard to say, but this explore was sure a fun one! And that typewriter! OMG!
There is one relationship in this mortal life which effortlessly scores above all other known relationships on this Earth. Feeling confused? Don't scratch your head too much as that extraordinary relationship is none other than that of the Mother..!😊😊
Thank you, I love seeing Sweden, where most of my ancestors came from...
Thank you as always! Very interesting. One thing that I realized is that he may NOT have been sad. ♥️♥️♥️
True. Why are we judging people who live alone as sad? He or she may have enjoyed living alone. It's being taken away from this place and put in a nursing home that may have been sad for them.
@@JeanStAubin-nl9uo
That’s true ! I am alone but not lonely… I have lived alone for over 25 years and I love ❤️ my solitary life! I do whatever I want, whenever I want, for as long as I want to do it. I’ll work on something I want to make or relax and read a really good book 📕, watch my favourite movies 🎥 🍿 or play guitar 🎸 for 8-10 hours straight some days / but mostly at night and it’s awesome to not be bothered by anyone and all of the worlds “ problems “ I have a very stressful job constantly dealing with an endless parade of people and their issues all the time that I do every single day when I am working. I am starting to find that the older I get the more value my alone time to do whatever I want without all the stress more than anything else. It’s quite peaceful and really relaxing 😌 and I enjoy it more and more as time goes by. I do enjoy company or a relationship a lot if it’s with the right person but I also enjoy being by myself just as much or sometimes even more ! 😄 i do think that some people need to be around other people all the time… but that being said some of us don’t need or want m that in our lives every waking minute of every day and it can be nothing but a total stress trip to some of us to always be around everyone all the time. I think he or she had a great peaceful life in this place. I’d bet it was a really comfortable, relaxing little place when it was newer and in better condition . 😊
@@JeanStAubin-nl9uo For sure! ♥️♥️♥️
wow what a mystery. you boys are so brave. Beth here, love the video's. Could have been a family and the wife or children passed away and the man just lived his days alone, So sad.
I am thinking of living like this at Phoolchatti along the banks of the Ganges near Rushikesh in the Indian Himalayas after my retirement.Already i have purchased a plot there.😊
Love your way you give respect to those lost places and honor the persons that lived there!
Like ripping open the plastic bags covering the typewriter from the mold and rust?
Going into houses like this without permission is a crime in Sweden punishable by fines. The fact they upload so much evidence of where this is makes me assume that someone has stolen that typewiter by this point.
Even if the man is dead, the property still belongs to somebody.
Thank you for bringing him & his story alive! I think I’m going to cry 😢! Awesome video bro! ❤️😘🤘👍
I wonder, if he never went out, how did he obtain all that stuff , and his groceries, and muliple vehicles?
Somebody else maybe lived there once before him.
he had a car, so there must be some kind of road....
I think I saw a road or a driveway at the very beginning of this video?@@michaeljensen1486
They/He/Her clearly went to town for supplies, and people came to him - there's a green box for people to leave small things/notes if they come when no one's there. There's a lawnmower in the shed, so the house was probably surrounded by grass. It would help to know how far from town the house is, even if we don't know which town. It would be a full time job keeping on top of the chores to keep the house up, and people who live where there is serious winter have "winter projects", at least they do here in Canada. I would think the small houses in the shed would be that. Upstairs, you can see the clothes line where clothes were dried in winter.
Wow.. Thank you for your courage and documenting these things. It really stirred my imagination.
Thanks for this episode.The camera stabilization is important aswell. Good job on your exploring
Ich liebe es, mit euch beiden an diese wunderschönen Orte zu gehen. Ihr findet immer die passende Musik und.. oh mein Gott, ich hatte Tränen in den Augen als ich dieses Haus sah...
Vielen Dank an euch beide, ihr macht das wunderbar 🙏😘
Tak možná takhle prožít týden dovolené,víc ne.😊
Hope you saved that pristine typewriter now it's unwrapped, it could rust quickly now.
I would have asked on camera to buy it say I want borrow it to preserve it n iif descendents come forward contact him with proof they heirs n either buy it or return it safely preserved.
A true gem in the sea of CZcams content. Looking forward to more!
Wonderful Video , so interesting to See all These lovely tiny Houses …..Thank you so much, keep going my Friends ……🙏🏼🙏🏼💓💓
are we sure that Mr.Loow.... wasnt actually - Ms.Loow? Painted Furniture, Flower Garden, Flower Wallpapers... Flower blankets... Cats.... Sowing Machine... Very Advanced Kitchen, it seems like a Lady lived there rather than a man, obviously a man can like flowers and cats and sowing and what not, but it feels like it was most likely a Lady who lived there.
or maybe Mr.Loow had a Wife & when she passed... she left everything behind & he didnt change it... that way he can remember her.
I've been waiting.... making homemade bread here! I love his videos.
An interesting episode. As a person grows older, isolation, calm, and tranquility separate from him and away from everything harmful
the candlestick/light in the window is just some christmas decoration
My sweet Bros!!❤
Missed you guys🇨🇦
the red candle holder was typical Swedish and not a Menorah and the little houses may have been for Tomte, or gnomes... Swedes build them homes outside
another wonderful documentary
What an awesome insight. Sometimes I think everyone has a dream of this inside them.
Hi leslie and Danny ❤❤ great video as always ❤❤thank you for sharing 🙏 be safe and happy .🎉🎉