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We Bought an Abandoned Farm in Italy - One year progress

4M views · Jun 30, 2024 · People & Blogs

Comments · 2.3K

  • @carlobellinaso4974 · 2 years ago

    We Italians must thank all those foreigners who are investing time, energy and money to renovate these mountain and country farmhouses abandoned for decades.

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  • @LuisA7009 · 1 year ago

    &quot;Sort of people who would rather move a bunch of stuff three times rather than throw away anything we may regret later&quot; <br>Thank you! &nbsp;I feel represented!!

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  • @mikyZ93 · 2 years ago

    As an Italian I want to thank you for making this abandoned place live again. The work you&apos;re putting in this project is insane and everything is starting to look amazing 😍 congratulazioni 👏🏻

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  • @KimberlyNewman1 · 1 year ago

    I love your story. I bought a dilapidated 16 acre farm in Kentucky 40 years ago. I was living in NYC and met my husband just as I was making my escape from the Big Apple. I said this will never work out, I bought a farm in KY and I’m moving. He offered to help me move to Kentucky and he never left. &nbsp;We had wonderful time fixing the house, barn and chicken coup. We planted fruit trees and had huge gardens with all fresh veggies and fruits. It was a charmed time in our lives. I wish you the best on your renovation journey. May it be as blessed as ours was. Your video makes me want to do it all over again.

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  • @lindagover5426 · 2 years ago

    Congratulations to you both on a job well done. I am 71 and spent a life dreaming of doing just what you are doing. Unfortunately, it wasn’t a shared dream with my husband and sadly, I didn’t get to do it. My husband has passed for 6 years now. I found people online going after my dream and get to watch the excitement of something being brought back to life. I’m thankful to be able to watch your videos. Thank you for taking your precious time to let people like me watch the process of a new life. It’s very peaceful to me to see you both enjoying your journey.

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  • @kimbanyc · 2 years ago

    Better than Netflix. &nbsp;Seriously epic sound and direction.

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  • @elinstromberg5084 · 2 years ago

    Let’s thank the couple for taking the time to film. Me renovating and documenting it knows how much time it takes to place the camera, press record, move it and so on when all you want to do is to get going with the work you’re about to do. So thank you!

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  • @lorenglish32 · 1 year ago

    Finally I can watch a reno series where the people actually clean as they go instead of just working in a chaotic mess in every video. This makes it so much more enjoyable. Also it is nice to have an even, peaceful, tone, instead of drama in every video, as others do. I am looking forward to watching more of your journey. I get the feeling the results will be fabulous.

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  • @irinadubina84 · 1 year ago

    Definitely better then Netflix. Real places and people. Inspiring story. No negative energy. Great guys!

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  • @fredg3471 · 2 years ago

    “Use it up, wear it out, make do, do without.” &nbsp;Congratulations on how much you have repurposed. &nbsp;Inspiring!

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  • @russhurst4551 · 2 years ago

    &quot; It&apos;s the kind of freedom we would like to see more of in the world.&quot; Perfectly said.

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  • @bobhaze5324 · 2 years ago

    One of my favorite sayings is,<br>“Nature does not hurry yet all is accomplished.”<br>You are doing a wonderful job. Embrace change when the situation deserves it!

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