He Tragically Lost His Wife - Incredible Abandoned Lumberjacks Home in NORWAY

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STORY
Join us as we journey to the beautiful country of Norway, filled with stunning landscapes and hidden gems. Our exploration led us to an abandoned white house, once home to the enigmatic Sandvik family whose deep connection to the forestry industry shaped their unique legacy. As we discover the secrets behind this forgotten home, we'll uncover the tragic tale of Peter, the latest heir to run the family business, who found solace in his passion for trekking through Norway's breathtaking scenery after the loss of his beloved wife Annie. Meanwhile, Ayla, Peter's daughter and inheritor of the house, has chosen to let it fall into neglect for the past 15 years. Join us as we delve into the captivating lives of these individuals and the mysterious history of this isolated corner of the world.
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Filmed & Edited by ES Forgotten (Danny) @ES.Forgotten

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[gsandy]

Beautiful house, but sad to know a older gentleman was living alone. It breaks my heart, older people should never live alone. 😢 Thank you guys for your time, & respect on doing these videos. 🫶

[etxcwwq]

Such a lovely old home with so many memories, in beautiful Norway . I can't believe this man kept a daily diary throughout his life, and it's still here . Love your channel, guys, and thank you for being so professional and respectful .

[justcurious]

The box of little tiny diaries is incredible...

[gsandy]

I like the way you both take care of each other. 💗

[l.e.chambers]

I will never understand why the children don't take care of things after their parents pass. His diaries for goodness sake! How could she care so little to just leave them there to rot? So sad!

[ramona_rami]

A truly emotional interesting life story about love and family values! Despite his terrible loss, Peter stayed true and committed to his family until the end. The paintings are lovely and the family photos show the deep connection he had with his loving wife and daughter. The entire place evokes harmony and joy. It's a pity all those family items are left to rot away.
Thank you, Lesley and Danny for this wonderful journey into the past!

[charolettehoward]

looks like a very happy home.
rest in peace.
thank you both for the tour

[TallDiana]

I loved visiting the old home with you. The artwork made it very special and unique. I hope the daughter visited and took a few extra special treasures back to her home.

[ThatPlacefkaNebraskaBugeater]

OMG. I've never seen anything like this before. So scary. Love the music.

[daisy]

Hi Lesley and Danny, such an awesome house sad it was left to rot and decay. Take care 🙏

[tericarter]

All of the places you film are incredible

[ssm]

This is very interesting. My Grandfather came from Norway. I'm not sure when. He was in WW1. Lived to be 93 yrs old.

[Taperet]

The two wooden models, both the one at the entrance to the house and the one on the upper floor, represent the typical Nordic church in rural areas of both Sweden and Norway for centuries. The one at the entrance even has decorative crosses distributed on the exterior roofs.

[carlashepherd]

Wow what a house! I sure hate to see this beautiful home left to decay! Wonderful video bro’s! ❤️🤘👍

[trinasyoutube]

So many neat things to see. I wish people would be kinder to the family in the comments.

[Kimberly-rp]

This home was so cozy and cute. It was sad that he lived alone until his passing. I do hope that the daughter sells the property. love the videos you do,

[georginastoliker]

Thanks for the virtual outing..beautiful

[justcurious]

I love all the little paintings and the inside of that accounting-desk is very cool too

[griselhernandez]

Hi once again. Thanks for taking us with you to enjoy a new adventure

[CaroleFrenchFox]

The little model in the entrance porch is of a traditional Stave Church.
I love Norway, would love to live there. Breaks my heart that this house would go to waste. 😢