ABBIAMO DOVUTO LASCIARE QUESTA CASA ABBANDONATA DA 20 ANNI

A simple, abandoned country house from the 1970s, hidden by vegetation and uninhabited for about twenty years. It seemed like just another urban exploration... but we had to think again. Inside, we found rooms completely ransacked, yet still filled with furniture, clothes, shoes, family photographs, and personal items that tell the story of the life of those who once inhabited this place. From the surviving documents, we learned that the family, decidedly wealthy, ran a farm. The basement confirms this: a chilly and surreal environment, filled with enormous concrete tanks and barrels that still retain the scent of red wine. The bedroom was undoubtedly the place that struck us the most. There, we found several vintage photo portraits in silver frames, guardians of family memories in a truly unique atmosphere. Out of curiosity, we decided to use K2, without any pretense of demonstrating paranormal phenomena. What happened, however, left us speechless: the device began to react right in front of a lady's portrait, and when we asked if it wanted us to leave, it lit up red. Coincidence? Interference? Or something else? You be the judge. Just in case... we preferred to leave quickly! What could have happened in that house? Let us know what you think in the comments. 00:00 | Flash forward 00:23 | Will we be able to get in? 01:37 | The dining room, the kitchen, and the living room 06:14 | The bedrooms 08:21 | So many clothes! And there's even a mink... 11:17 | In the cellar 13:16 | Let's try the K2 in the room with the family portraits 15:27 | Let's go out, we don't want it here! Music: The Music Horror (Happiness In Music) #urbex #urbexitalia #urbanexploration #urbexexplorer #italy #abandoned #abandonedplaces #abandonedhouses #abandonedplaces #decay ------------------- Our explorations are always conducted with the utmost respect for the places and things, without forcing entry and without stealing or damaging anything. In the footage we take, we give no reference to the location of the places we visit or the personal details of those who lived there. The places we visit are clearly abandoned, uninhabited or used, and not used for any activity. We remain inside them only for a limited period of time, strictly necessary to complete and document the exploration. Our aim is to tell the story of places that would otherwise, in addition to being abandoned, end up in oblivion. --------------------