Italy's Famous Heart-Shaped Lake & Q&A On Life in Italy and Being a Multipotentialite!

I finally visited Abruzzo's two most gorgeous lake -Lago Di San Domenico and the beautiful, heart-shaped Lago di Scanno. We also saw lots of wonderful deer roaming freely! I also thought it was time to answer some of your questions about life in Italy, it's a little out of my comfort zone to talk to camera so much so please forgive the number of times I say "ummm"!
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[@BryanValerio-vx9yb]

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[@CatherineFranco-hf2sy]

Another brilliant video Bella! The scenery around Lago do Scanno looked so tranquil and beautiful. What an amazing place. I also loved your responses to the questions by some of your viewers and I think many a head hunter watching the video would be scrambling to employ you! Well done for showing us another sparkling jewel in the crown of Abuzzo!

[@MyLittleItalianHomestead]

Thank you! Happy to share another beautiful place to visit in Abruzzo!

[@tracenmatt]

I really enjoyed the exploration of the lakes - absolutely beautiful! My wife and I are considering retiring in Italy (from the US) and Abruzzo is one area we're looking at. This is the first time I've seen people actually swimming in those beautiful lakes. That's great to see - we love river and lake swimming in the summers. Also - thanks for the new term - multipotentialite. I've never heard of that, but my wife calls me a serial-hobbyist. Now I can tell her, "No - I'm a multipotentialite!" Anyway - great video! That's the first I've seen of yours, but... new subscriber!

[@MyLittleItalianHomestead]

I can’t tell you how happy it makes me to receive lovely comments like this - thank you! If you have any questions about living in Abruzzo, please let me know. It’s a great place for nature lovers. I’m happy to meet another multipotentialite too! Thank you so much for subscribing to the channel ☺️

[@movingtoitaly]

Great video, really well articulated and, having moved to north Italy from the UK myself a year ago, I completely agree with everything you mention: the seasons, the friendliness (but also lack of history to feel well-integrated), the simple but higher-quality of life and that the little villages always have something going on.

[@MyLittleItalianHomestead]

Thank you so much for the lovely feedback! It’s always nice to connect with others that have made the move. Do you live in Italy full-time like me?