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    The most untouched abandoned HOUSE I’ve found in the Netherlands



    The most untouched abandoned HOUSE I’ve found in the Netherlands

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    𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲
    An untouched abandoned house in the Netherlands, rich in preserved family history… 🏚️🇳🇱
    It’s almost unheard of.
    For the past eight years, I’ve searched, exploring many forgotten corners of my country. And I’ve never seen anything like this.

    A man of the sea once called this house home. 🌊⚓
    Mr. Evert—a ship captain, a salesman, a collector of stories. His love for the water bled into every part of this house.
    Steering wheels from ships still rest on walls. 🛞
    Compasses still point to forgotten directions. 🧭
    His world was the open sea, yet this house was his anchor.

    But anchors don’t always hold forever. ⚓⏳
    In 2010, Evert took his final voyage. 🚢💨
    His wife, Geesien, had left three years before him, and without them, the house became nothing more than a ghost ship. 👻⛵
    A forgotten vessel adrift in time.

    Since then, their home has remained untouched, locked in a family dispute over its future.
    No one has claimed it, no one has removed its treasures—only time has begun to dismantle what was once a warm and thriving household. ⏳🏚️
    Even now, as I walk through these rooms, I feel it. The weight of memories, of a life once lived.

    This is more than just an abandoned house.
    This is the last dock of a captain who never set sail again. 🏴‍☠️
    And today, we step aboard his final voyage. 🚶‍♂️🌊

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    Abandoned Netherlands: The most untouched abandoned HOUSE I’ve found in the Netherlands
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    00:00 Introduction
    03:35 Explomo – Intro opener
    03:45 Story time
    06:45 Living room
    23:32 Attic treasures
    30:47 Historic artifacts
    31:58 Dining room
    37:14 Kitchen
    39:06 Tradition
    39:43 Bedroom
    42:22 Magical corridor
    42:42 Bathroom
    43:06 Memories of the sea
    44:55 Caught?
    45:20 Escape
    46:50 Outro
    47:12 Next week on Explomo

    45 Comments

    1. @Crystal_Abbott-jn6xs on

      I always find it very sad how family descends like vultures to fight over stuff left behind when we pass. The treasures left behind will continue to decay as the family fights over what was left. Soon there won't be anything left to fight over. So many wonderful things and a fantastic opportunity to learn about your country.
      Was that you singing at the beginning of the video? Such a wonderful voice. So soothing and calming.
      So bummed you got caught and had to bail so quickly. Thank you for this great exploration. I take it you did this several years ago. Fabulous! Cheers.
      ❤

    6. @annettecorbus5284 on

      I've been away for so long I've been very sick I've missed this channel very much and I can't wait to start watching you again maureno I'm stuck in bed so I'm rewatching all your shows ❤❤❤❤

    11. @adrianabarbu5312 on

      Salutare copii!
      Sunt bucuroasa ca ai postat acum video clipul si asta ma face sa simt mai aproape legatura cu voi care ati intrat deja in sangele meu de vreo6 sau 7 ani.Simt ca si cum as fi intr_o familie cu nepoti care sa imi fa

    13. @joselamers7964 on

      Maureno die groene porselein pot daar zat vroeger gember in met een lichtbruine deksel erop ook van aardewerk ,zo werd dat verkocht in de winkels, wat jij een poppenhuis noemde is een pakhuis daar speelde jongens mee ,en net als de echte bij Amsterdam centraal station werden daar de goederen in opgeslagen die met de VOC schepen werden gebracht ,had je dat voor de kinderen ook in speelgoed vorm met poppenhuizen speelde de meisjes

      jammer dat jullie betrapt werden❤ was een fantastich verlaten huis ,met een hoekje van strand jutten

    14. @ninamosha on

      Just a wonderful video of this cozy Netherland home. I love it! I can say that I enjoyed this particular video more than any I've viewed in a while, and I really enjoy all of your adventures. Your intros make all the more difference I'm taken in by them immediately. This couple was definitely surrounded by all the things they cared about. Cozy is the word I too could imagine how nice this place felt all aglow with the lighting. You picked a ginger jar up and I own the very same one. They generally have a lid and can be valuable. This place was like an old sea goers' home that's what I liked as well. That is reflected in the way its decorated. I look past the items being scattered about. Maybe the family made an attempt to start boxing things up or older age often has that effect on some. My great grandmother's (she was in her 90s) basement was a Treasure trove she had a beautiful upstairs but chose to stay in the basement on the farm we called it and organized mess. I'd love to be there right now. This place reminded me of that. May the family settle their differences quickly that part makes me sad. Thank you Maureno and thanks to Desmond as well! Bravo'

    20. @robintorres8441 on

      Howdy Maureno spi and Desmond, Richard especially is enjoying today’s explore. He loves anything nautical so this is a real treat for him. We are absolutely thrilled to be watching today’s explore as always expertly and beautifully done. Bravo 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💯💯💯💯💯🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼😍🤠👋🏼

    22. @romantsehay7354 on

      Hi Maureno you are so talented to tell the story exploration fantastic your voice is amaizing you are so entelagent thank you the reasrching exploration story to tell us👍😘😍

    27. @Елена-э7т6ф on

      Дальний Восток Хабаровск приветствует Вас Маурено Спасибо за Вашу работу Люблю гулять с Вами по старым домам Очень интересно

    29. @Lee.Butterflyxox on

      Hello, I couldn't help but hear Desmond say he didn't know what the steering wheel of the ship was called. It's called a helm In English. I remember the Hammers that you called for the game it is called croquet. We had that here in Canada. I remember that owl wind chime as a kid. We had one. Or maybe one of them was from Canada 🇨🇦 or maybe he fought in the war for Canada. Or against. I love the nautical theme.🛞⚓. I fine with family and big family. If things are not written down properly as far as where the house goes or money or things like that then it becomes a big fight with family and it really makes me sick to hear stuff like that Fighting over a home or possessions.😢 There was lots of lots of liquor In this house some on the main floor and some I think it was on the upper floor. Oh that's awesome that you know Leslie. I'm a follower of his as well. That is so cool! And I couldn't help but notice that you have a Canadian Goose jacket on that is awesome!🇨🇦 Thanks again for your exploration. That was awesome. I enjoyed it very much.

    33. @barbaragravely920 on

      I love every video you make abonden homes esp Dutch and a Sea Captain & Sales man rolled in a very tidy person. No wonder why I love water n boating wow small world having Dutch in my family tree . Nice to see Leslie there with you all , Desmond is a keeper as a friend as well. Spelling sorry . The new way you have on Videos love it alot , not like the old way i like it too. Maureno Love to see that smile and your eyes shine makes me smile too:) Love n Hugs Barbara & Sam NWP, Florida USA . Im hopeing and Praying i can see next week like this week?.

    34. @ScottAtcheson-v5h on

      Thanks for the breakdown! Could you help me with something unrelated: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

    40. @wanderer4951 on

      Thank you for the work you do! 🖤This was amazing 🖤I love all the history, like going back in time 🖤 So many cool things left; I do not understand people who fight over property & stuff either, it is a mystery to me. Thank for taking us along, happy you and your friends were safe in the end.

    43. @mariettamollolucic4512 on

      Hola Explomo ❤
      Otra gran exploración y esta vez en tu propio país Maureno, gracias por compartirla.
      Primero decir que me encantó la introducción, muy poética y la canción muy acorde al relato, mi pregunta es, eres tú quién canta? Por favor no me dejes con la duda.
      También me di cuenta que esta exploración es de hace algunos años y de verdad valió la pena, porque el lugar es fantástico, muchos objetos que observar en detalle, era como estar en una tienda vintage. La porcelana, los vasos, los adornos, el piano, las fotografías, los retratos de los antepasados, todos los objetos marítimos, increíbles. El dueño intentó rodearse de todos los objetos que eran importantes de su vida como marino y ese premio Yamaha, me hizo pensar que una vez retirado tal vez estuvo ligado al comercio de motores de embarcaciones de esa marca.
      Lamentablemente tuvieron que salir del lugar, pero al menos pudimos ver lo más importante.
      Muchas gracias nuevamente por el gran trabajo y espero que sigan publicando esos videos que tienes guardados como tesoros en tus archivos.
      Saludos cariñosos para ti y Remon. Hasta la próxima aventura 🥰🤗👍🇨🇱

    45. @careyh38 on

      Hallo Maureno. This is marvelous explore of a seafaring man in Nederlands. Loved all the nautical items. Sorry I missed your livestream I was working. I just imagine them enjoying listening to music and chatting about the sea.

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