Untouched 50 Years: The Miserable Couple's Palace

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• JU

  @JuliaShalomJordan · 3 years ago

  I wish someone would save these antiques…even if they were stolen instead of destroyed…the history and craftsmanship is beyond what people make nowadays. It truly hurts my heart that they will one day be a part of the decay.😟

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• ST

  @StarryNightKnitting · 3 years ago

  One thing that truly baffles me is why all the art and antiques and so many things from the many places you've been are just left behind!    Being  very curious and with a child like enthusiasm I am in awe but also so perplexed as to why things are just left.    Wouldn't museums and antique collectors want to purchase some of these amazing and no longer available pieces

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• BE

  @bellsca1917 · 3 years ago

  I don't understand how a family could not try and preserve at the very least, the paintings of the family members, or have an estate or auction sale, or let someone else go in years ago and preserve this old beauty. Thank God, you have done that with your videos

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• LO

  @lorikendrick5076 · 3 years ago (edited)

  This house was pretty clean and could still be renovated. &nbsp;I hope someone will.<br>You two are good together on this exploration. &nbsp;Interesting and fun. &nbsp;Thanks.

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• CH

  @charliefoxx81 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Its just so unbelievable that this house is certainly filed with precious &amp; expensive antique furniture and its just sitting there! and in great condition too...why wouldn&apos;t they sell it before moving on? why is the town allowing it all to go to waste? wow

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• JA

  @janinedunn5462 · 3 years ago

  Somehow, in any way possible, that altar and all the other woodwork pieces of art &nbsp;should be rescued and preserved! Absolutely astonishing!!!! Thanks L and D!!

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• LO

  @lorihayes1419 · 3 years ago

  I love that you have been doing this exploring for someone time and yet are both still so affected by the wonders and treasures you see! A great quality and tribute to your character and decency.

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• PJ

  @pjay1968 · 2 years ago

  This is so sad! That altar should be in a museum. Such ornate, beautifully crafted woodwork and so many paintings left to rot. It&apos;s &nbsp;just heartbreaking. All these old homes just abandoned. I can&apos;t imagine being so rich you can just discard things of such value while huge populations of the world suffer from hunger and poverty.. It&apos;s like the rich would rather their possessions die with them instead of leaving them to strangers that might benefit from their sale. It&apos;s maddening and senseless.

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• BR

  @brushlake · 3 years ago

  I can’t believe so many things left behind! So sad.

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• MJ

  @mjkay8660 · 2 years ago

  i love how leslie weaves his stories and just keeps us mesmerized the entire time

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• LO

  @lorihayes1419 · 3 years ago

  Caladryl is for poison oak or poison ivy. It’s anti itch stuff. &nbsp;Here in the U.S. it is also called Calamine Lotion. I grew up on a 4000 acre ranch about 30 miles North of Santa Barbara where lots of poison oak grew. I often had to use calamine lotion as a kid, because we hiked a lot.

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• RH

  @rhondacohen9377 · 3 years ago

  It’s so sad to see such beautiful furniture rotting with nobody to love and care for it. Shame.

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