PUEBLO ABANDONADO N°6 'un sitio increíble' Asturias (España)

Hey YouTube fam I hope you're all doing amazing as always and I really hope you've loved the videos we've been uploading to the channel so muc Well I'm going to show you a deserted village right in the middle of nowhere— as you can see it's a nice day today ypical Asturian it's raining it's cold there's mist from the rain and the truth is well Most of the videos you've seen were filmed in sunny weather since it doesn't always rain in Asturias—I don't know why people always say it rains there It rains quite a bit because of that it's green and that's the price of the greenery known here as To have green it has to rain and since nothing's changing let's head up to a village here that I'll show you right now And I think you'really going to love it okay It's located in a setting like this—see I'm climbing up this trail here That's great—it's open for cattle everything that goes through here since some livestock remains I've been told tha The small number of people who own livestock here will vanish entirely because they say there are plenty of bears and wolves in this area meaning nothing's safe so possibly all this will just stay as it is Dead in a very short time what I'm seeing are numerous animal tracks both wild boar and roe deer I haven't seen any bears so far which is a good sign so nothing much—feel free to join me in this video if you'd like Don't forget to like subscribe and if you can follow me on Instagram—link below as always I'd be very grateful so I won't waste any more time—let's get straight to it Well you may not realize it but as I was saying look at the day the weather and aside from the vegetation and surroundings There's the village right there tucked away I'm going to try to get through because there are many more hidden by the thick vegetation and I'll show you each house one by one—I'll be with you every step of the way ow overgrown it is since I still don't even know if I'll be able to get But there we can see the houses the granaries and everything else so come on let's head that way Good I've been walking along the path for a while now and haven't arrived yet but I wanted to show you the stone path old the cobblestone path they'd built to ascend here now completely worn away by rain the passage of large animals and lack of maintenance Well I've been walking for a while now and I wanted to show you this because it struck me as odd that it's still open But anyway I tell you there are still some ranchers passing by or I suppose there used to be since I only see tracks of wild animals They're all around I'm not sure if you notice them but now I can show you one look here's one of a fox And were there any other wild boar or roe deer around here Nothing at all I'm not showing you any because I don't see any myself So nothing let's head up there After a rather long and muddy hike I've finally arrived—well look at this the first thing you see are the little walls of e people who lived here—imagine it in its time it was just a little wall the main street that led And there's the schedule I suppose it's a schedule—haven't looked at it closely yet—but judging by its appearance it seems like a schedule So well I'll gradually get closer look here there are already boats that have been sitting here for quite some time So you see bottles suitcases—now we're starting to realize there was life here once This suitcase I imagine weighs nothing—it's empty Well look there's the schedule— I'm not sure you can see it clearly it's really faded Through the underbrush I think it's open judging by what I can see here among the branches so I'm going to go through this whole section and show it to you It's been hard to get in because of the overgrowth I've eaten quite a bit already so I 'll show you what's underneath first—it's a horrio since I've already seen it only has Up a little bit and that's what makes the difference between the schedule and the breadbasket Mainly so nothing much—I'll just move closer here and see how it goes the whole thing's drenching me because moving the vegetation Alright look down—there might be a block down there And I see tables and boxes and a lot of wood that surely would be used for repairs—something would have been fixed It was surely some tool or implement but it's so damaged now that you can't really tell what it was meant to be So I'm going up—I think there's something inside the stairs are stone which is why they've been preserved so well as you can see They're eating nothing but moss but this only grows in places where the air is truly pure pure pure—this doesn't grow anywhere just any place In fact here in Asturias at least collecting moss is prohibited—I understand that though I'm not sure if the law has changed but it was still forbidden not too long ago Well take a look ose of you who've followed me in previous videos always hear me say that I don't post this myself and obviously as you know I haven't uploaded it here yet but Alright you've already told me the usual thing—now tell me guys are they made of hazelnut or chestnut Well other countries have told me they just call them baskets outright and a whole bunch of other names too If anyone has a different name for this please leave it in the comments—it's important so we don't lose knowledge please check It's pretty bad you just don't see how it's sinking I'm quite heavy I'll try to record what's inside okay but I can't guarantee it—just give me a second while I attempt to upload Good roof on the The forgiveness of the wooden orrio is complete The floor is in terrible shape absolutely terrible—look it's full of holes and considering my weight the wood is barely holding up It's really bad—I'm stepping on the main beams just to keep from falling but I'll show it to you from here Well there are two baskets with wool mattresses As you can see sheep's wool—something very hard to find these days—because you can tell these were made here en there's that over there It's a piece of furniture that looks like it's for work if anyone can tell me you'd be helping me a lot really I am I welcome criticism immensely especially when it's constructive and helps me figure out what these old pieces of furniture are— it means a great deal to me There's not much there really—just a coat hanging on the wall and a tool a saw that's all I pay close attention to things here on the walls because that's where we keep our belongings but anyway there's nothing else left now Then here look look at this lock—this blows my mind just imagine the craftsmanship involved It really gets me because I find it using a detector and then I recognize so many pieces thanks to having seen them on sites like that Alright here the floor is already in very bad shape And I wanted to show you what's behind that door so if you don't mind since you can see how the floor is already If you'll allow me I'll just step away for a moment and try opening the door to see if it's unlocked Nothing—this door's locked same as always I don't break them anymore but who knows what might be inside Honestly it's hard to say So nothing else we'll head down and go to the first house right there in the middle and I'll start clearing the way as usual Goodness look at these little walls surrounding the house—there was probably a courtyard here in this area but just look at this house right here Alright let's see if we can get in first since I don't know how the floor is—these houses were usually made of wood and the floor is probably a mess Here there should be a courtyard examine the details of the wood Everything was handmade— that’ s what gives its greatest value I'm going to turn on some lights—this is way too dark e floor is lifting up the entire section is raised I can see the wall is cracked there which means the house likely has structural damage so just stepping onto the ground whether it's soil or sorry rock and I'll show you what's at the entrance at they had machines for mowing blades—sorry for mowing a broom to sweep with and a pair of pants Look at the crack in the house and the kind of paint they used—this totally blows me away this must have been the pantry Maybe I can record it for you as you can see there are cauldrons tools for work o gaze while drinking wine anise bottles of anise those bottles of anise Alright and not much more—what's incredible is the house I'm about to show you I'll stretch the GoPro out so I don't touch the ground I'm sending this my way and I hope you can see something from there That would be the kitchen Look at that chair What a shame we can't get in you can see how slippery the floor is I'm going to try there's a window on the left side of the house that I'm going to attempt I'm going to try accessing I'll slightly improve the kitchen for you I think you'll really like it I'm heading out of the house and I'm going I’ll ride around the house as much as possible just to see if I don’t kill myself each you through the window The house was very well built constructed of stone but it has suffered some structural damage as you can see the crack there look though if this is the kitchen from the other angle there was A room we'll never reach I see a handcrafted table far off in the distance a wardrobe that's probably antique brutal The coal stove is still here clearly no one's going to carry it off look a little fabric pouch they might have used to store things in just to see clothespins And there's not much more I can show you since everything's completely broken as you can see and it's not even worth trying to access Here they had a place to hang clothes and a sock still remains there Just look at the wooden structure—these houses are a shame to leave in this state but you can imagine how these people lived back then let's see if there's anything else back here And if we don't keep walking through the village to find another little house nothing here can be reached anymore—see how it is now look for yourselves The window is closed and has bars this window is surrounded by thick weeds and we won't be able to get through but anyway I hope you enjoyed that part of the house Nothing we're going to head toward another spot Look I wanted to show you so you can see there are wolf tracks here—this is a wolf passage trail They'll do whatever they please with all of this which is why the ranchers said they wanted to leave this place a little bit since they claim there's too much of it The house were just looking at has a wall back here and I wanted to show you because—look at the views from where they stored the hay Looking at the view still shows the roses there which the lady likely planted in her time And look at this amazing spectacle how beautifully the birds sing It is absolute peace this And going down a bit further I’ve managed to see the barn from this angle as well as the house—a small panoramic view of the house which is so completely hidden Through the thick undergrowth in the middle everything is surrounded by a wall and would have a courtyard at we can't access it— I've already tried but it's not impossible so I hope you enjoy this part I'm showing you Alright no more delay let's head for another house I was following this street which leads to other houses and here you have this one that's right there completely destroyed but it looked like it must have been huge—about 25 meters long maybe—but there's nothing left now so let's keep moving Looking here there was another possibility—that this might be the bottom part of the orrio or perhaps directly on a small block or something similar It's because the stairs are visible here but as you can see there's absolutely nothing left after all this time Alright I'll keep walking since the other one is right here as you can see Check out that awesome mome There's a barn over there and as for the house you can see how old it is from its design if anyone here from Asturias knows what style this is This kind of house leave it in the comments as I told you before you're helping me a lot okay at I've lost a lot of culture and the idea is that young people watch these videos and through the comments can learn something e culture that is being lost as communities are losing their connection to their roots Alright I'm going in through the door Since nothing was open well the one below was already broken and the first thing we found was What really excites me are the paintings that remind me of ancient Rome You know the kind of paint I mean— it reminds me of ancient Rome I'm not sure about you Looking at a cabinet probably to check out the kitchen — this is the kitchen you can see that everything is still as it was 70 or 80 years ago or that all the frames are entirely made of wood Or in other words all the batteries we see in homes are old and still here There is no light or rather no signs whatsoever of having seen or having had light here I'm going to proceed with caution And I'm showing you what's in the kitchen—look here's a little drawer where they used to keep I don't know if you can see them but these are hazelnuts The plate—here this is where they used to fill it with water heat it up using the coal stove turn on the tap and have hot water Imagine the amount of time this charcoal kitchen has endured and still remains here perhaps because no one can come to take them away ere is a fairly significant stretch to walk throug and this is quite heavy to look at it's like like what's currently available in terms of extractors but with a nearby window they'd open to let out the smoke when cooking or doing other tasks here that produced fumes outside Surely the smoke and hang some things here too well what I imagine is that this could be another perspective My goodness look at all this you kids This oven is called a forno in Asturias but it's essentially an oven That's where the good one went working in all those countries—I imagine they function pretty much the same way there you'd bake bread or whatever else you wanted to cook and preserves this structure which I imagine was intended to channel the air at's where the ladder would go up the chimney and the chains would surely smoke in this room It looks like they might also smoke things here just like the sausages and everything—check out that piece of furniture What a find guys—what a find I'm absolutely loving this house—it's super authentic straight out of the old days because there are renovated ones that aren't as appealing anymore since you come across much more modern options but this place is good—it has something like a room here And the same with the paintings everywhere—just dots—and looking out the window the suitcase is blocking everything you can't see a thing and we're going to access something like that sound—we're going to access the staircase opening which as you can see was made of chestnut it seems And holy hell what is this I 've never seen anything like this in my life—it's stone looks like a stone bathtub Oysters I've never seen this before If anyone knows what this is please let me know because it looks like a stone bathtub literally but then it has a lid so it can be covered as if serving a dual purpose I have no idea what this is but to me it looks like a bathtub—please guide me in the comments and the time we have we'll climb the stairs which seem to be in pretty good shape since I've seen they're well preserved This video stretches on a bit but if you're as into this exploration as I am this would be the main hall on the second floor it has another one too The roof is leaking so badly it's absolutely terrible so I'll show you this section which are bedrooms—probably here there would be a living area for gathering or a decorative table look because it was formerly just a room with nothing but a wooden bed allada Looking at these beds they probably could accommodate two to three maybe even four people because there wasn't enough space for more Back then you wouldn't believe it—you had a bed for every single person I'm going to head to the edge now prevent it from breaking as this is the toughest part of the houses and look here there was another room with another bed It's super tiny but then again they probably spend their whole day working so let's check out the one over there And looking at this staircase I can't climb it but I'll try to show you through that hole over there what's up there is worth it This room had nothing in it but a bed would barely fit and you wouldn 't even be able to close the door I'm barely going to squeeze the The camera moves a lot I'm sorry but it's really hard to film when I'm squeezing the camera in there—see if you can spot it I think what I could see there was an old chest a shame I can't climb up to see what's inside but I hope I haven't seen it yet What's there but I hope you enjoyed it and nothing I'm off now heading down this way Before leaving this house I didn't want to leave without showing you these outside the paintings too—on the porch that has the entrance Look at the little drawings they made on the edges of the wall The thing is of course that back then imagine not being able to just go to a fancy store and buy whatever you wanted—you had to design it yourself Well whatever you could draw seems incredible to me these engravings might date from the 1700s to the 1800s around 1700 but more like 1800 and so on so you can see The weather isn't cooperating we came this way and Good a bit of fog is starting to rise I'm not sure if you can see it in the video but I think you're catching it quite well and we're in the middle of it I don't want to take too many risks but anyway let's turn left here I think that's it We found more homes and will show them to you to see what condition they're in The house we've just been in is the one with the side-facing facade That's where I was telling you we'd head over here to see if we spot anything else Because according to our research there should be another one—or at least there ought to be—but let's see what we actually come across And nothing boys I walked a little further and came across this little guy down here It won't stop raining—see how the mist has crept into this setting Below nothing— it has a cart that looks wooden so the base is wooden then it has an iron frame but the thing is I'd never seen it rebuilt with wood making use of some reclaimed timber and then here nothing just a trailer attached to a horse from a car since I can't see the car's hitch anywhere and there are baskets made of slender rods resembling rods woven together and a little more I can't reach because you can see how the door is but We're going to go see the last structure remaining in this town which appears to be a large shed with a thatched roof where they used to store hay but I only have access to what I've been able to see since that door over there is closed And up there you can see the window is interlaced—I'm not sure if you notice it but the window does have an interlaced pattern It will be the one that cleans the rain off the lens there they would store the grass so it could breathe And this at the same time being just a little protected—well look I'm going to show you now This block is terrible—look at this mess it's overrun with weeds and mud Look there — there was a fountain of stone where the livestock should be and here as you can see the entrance to the stable Inside it's just a block and above is where the grass was stored— they hauled it up there They used to carry it all up there and stash the entire batch of weed in a place like a bird's nest and nothing here there's nothing at all Nothing else wait I need to leave the umbrella behind and I'll turn on some light but let's see how this looks And just a block away there it is the feeders right in front of you where the grass was thrown and looking up to see if the grass is confirmed by the roof's structure Well then let's head out Well nothing left but being soaked through as you can see and honestly look at me covered in mud everywhere but to show you these towns to the people who are from here in Asturias and especially to those of you watching from outside Spain is truly worth it As always I kindly ask that you please subscribe like and share the videos as it helps me tremendously and that way I can somewhat afford it you don't earn much on YouTube but oh well I can afford to cover part of the fuel needed to reach these places and my heartfelt gratitude to you is endless f you follow me on Instagram I'll also share updates here so you can stay a bit more up to date since that's where I am most active I'm more active now and upload content much more frequently every day including from my explorations There's some slightly more exclusive content coming up so without further ado see you in the next video guys