The European Destination Kept Secret From Americans

Watch UNICORN TOWN Here:
Amazon: www.amazon.com/Unicorn-Town-S...
AppleTV: itunes.apple.com/us/movie/uni...
KZbin: • Unicorn Town
Google Play: play.google.com/store/movies/...
Vudu: www.vudu.com/content/movies/d...
Vimeo: vimeo.com/ondemand/unicorntown
My Patreon:
/ nalf
NALF'S NONSENSE CHANNEL:
/ @nalfsense
My Instagram:
nalfamale?...

[@LucasBenderChannel]

I feel like half of the population of my entire Bavarian village travels to Lake Garda every summer. 😅 Probably the most Germanized place in Europe... after Mallorca.

[@irenefrank2734]

Gardasee, das 18. Bundesland. lol

[@gerdpfitzenmayer7021]

The Lake Garda was and is still one of the most loved destination for germans.

[@sinusnovi3826]

The reason is that Germans began exploring Lake Garda in the 1960ties by travelling with their VW Käfer (beetle) over the alpes to Italies most famous lake. It was a hype in these days and still is.

[@sinusnovi3826]

@@urlauburlaub2222 may be true but the "occupation" of lake Garda by Germans after WW II needed a vehicle named VW Käfer.

[@gerdpfitzenmayer7021]

@ Sinus Novi @ Urlaub Urlaub you both are right, and the great german philosoph Goethe was also at the Lake Garda and Mark Twain too.

[@martinbruhn5274]

I was expecting some unknown destination, a forgotten gem, that nobody has ever heard about. What I was getting is probably the most touristy place in all of Italy.

[@LaureninGermany]

Lol! That’s how it is for us foreigners when we discover something that you guys know so well. We‘re all like- woah! This is amazing! Für Euch ist es selbstverständlich.

[@Nahkapaska]

Me too. Best regards, Finland.

[@Maaaggii]

Hatte jetzt aber auf Lago Maggiore getippt :D

[@markbidinger55]

Lago Maggiore and Lago Orta are great alternatives to Como as well

[@estprr]

TBF he said it was a secret to Americans.

[@Eddi.M.]

And there are so many places like this in Europe!

[@shaclo1512]

omg what are you doing??? don‘t tell them muricans about that lake!!! 😩

[@thomasalbrecht5914]

Lake Garda is extremely popular with Germans because it was actually the first place Goethe went to during his famous “Italienische Reise”.

[@sebastianmanthey742]

Yeah, as a kid growing up, I heard it so often, that I assumed it was a german lake called "Garder See", it just made too much sense to my juvenile brain.

[@semperveritas3]

@@sebastianmanthey742 Oh, that' s so sweet......

[@friedrichstock6377]

@@sebastianmanthey742 In Italian it's "Lago di Garda", so you were not that wrong! You simply translated the Italian name into German.

[@jannix7262]

Naja keiner fährt deswegen dahin

[@thomasalbrecht5914]

@@jannix7262 Nalf beweist: um irgendwo hinzufahren, muss man erstmal davon gehört haben, und irgendwer muss angefangen haben, davon zu erzählen.

[@dutchman6936]

Laura do me a favor: I can live with the Alfieri guys running around all time with no shirt, but PLEASE buy him a new hat for the hikes 😆😆😆

[@tnit7554]

True. This hat...a nightmare. Go get one from "outdoor research" expensive but very good.

[@schneeroseful]

Yes, a real German has a designated functional hiking shirt

[@dutchman7623]

And do not wear black on hot sunny days...

[@sinusnovi3826]

the hat is practical because it could be rolled for storing. But he should wear the chin strap not under his chin, but behind the ears and tighten it to lower side of the head/neck. Like canadian montain police do. And his hat is a little to wide for his head. May be that it can be made more tighten with an inbuild strap? But chin strap in neck tighten will also do it.

[@hannahanna649]

@@tnit7554 Sigh!

[@pzakp311]

Signorina Laura looked amazing in that cute white summer dress, you must be really proud to be accompanied by a charming lady like her during a trip to lovely Italy.

[@sinusnovi3826]

2:55 as I remember Sauna was invented in Finland and they use them naked as Germans do. So a "normal" sauna could not be an italian sauna.

[@susanhochstrasser4095]

Hi, I think it is great Laura is widening your horizons and getting you to see other places in Europe that Americans do not. She is a keeper!

[@puo2123]

an he helps Laura to widen other things 😏

[@KaySan666]

hopefully she's also showing him the bavarian forest. That area is woefully under represented when tourists come visit bavaria.

[@frenetic1057]

@@puo2123 well damn

[@00wheelie00]

He should reallynlisten to het fashion advice too!

[@stuborn-complaining-german]

I'm from munich, and two weeks ago, no matter who I tried to call on my phone, brother, coworkers, friends, parents,.. Every single one answered: "Oh we're on Lake Garda, we're having such a nice time here..." I seem to have been the only one that didn't get the memo...

[@fairface6892]

I lived as a kid in Munich in the 70s and we frequently had our summer holiday at Lake Garda.with our German and British cousins This video brought back so many happy memories. The food, the views, the weather and jumping off the pier into the lake. Thank you. And, yes, we never heard English spoken (German could be heard everywhere however) :).

[@NenadTrajkovic]

The Balkans are also beautiful...Slovenia,Croatia,Bosnia and Herzegovina,Serbia,North Macedonia,Bulgaria...Greece...Preserved nature, wonderful food, very kind people, breathtaking landscapes...

[@religiohominilupus5259]

You're not from Begiš by any chance, are you?

[@NenadTrajkovic]

@@religiohominilupus5259 no,I am not….What is it?

[@jolotschka]

Lake Garda is a very classic German and Bavarian destination after crossing the alpine mountains

[@mojojim6458]

When Goethe said “Mehr Licht” I think he was yearning for Italy, where the light comes alive. TSGO

[@frombelow6715]

Most people completely ignore that Goethe was a Hessian and didn't say "Mehr Licht", but "Mer lischt", which would have been followed by "hiä so schlescht" if he hadn't died. Sry for the bad pun...

[@mojojim6458]

@@frombelow6715 I bet if it had been reported that he said Mer lischt, nobody would have remembered. ;)

[@rubenfranzen8912]

Introducing Italia with fashion and then the first shot of yourself with that hat on is so funny.

[@WohnzimmerIQ]

Thank you for showing me this place :)

[@Joelina456]

Jackpot, another Laura and Nick Travel vlog. My FAVORITE videos 🙂

[@enkibo9548]

Lago di Ledro, Lago d‘Idro, Lago Maggiore, Lago d‘Iseo etc., plenty of other hidden gems and probably even less familiar to tourists outside of Europe. Shhh please don’t tell anybody!

[@claudiacables1764]

So happy to see you taking vacation with Laura. Great video

[@stereolab12]

Hey Nalf. Nice video and a cool hat @1:55. My 80-year-old Grandma wore the same hat when she worked in her garden.

[@ThcBanaman]

Lauras 1000 yard stare about that fanny pack says it all 🤣

[@rocmarciano1786]

Lake Garda...smh. What's the next secret destination, Mallorca?

[@gloofisearch]

Love Gardasee, stayed many times in Malcesine. Such a beautiful area. Best Pizza ever;-)

[@rolandk.5720]

Most German know the Lake Garda for sure. It was one of the first well known travel destinations after the economic recovery. I made my first foreign vacation with my family on the Lake Garda just across the Lake from Malcesine in Prabione 300m above sealevel. On the weekends we watched the fireworks of Malcesine and the almost nightly lightning on the Monte Baldo. It was an amazing experience.

[@e-BikeLife]

I first heard about Lake Garda back in the '80's, because it was a great place to go windsurfing. I heard of it long before Lake Como.

[@michaelvonfriedrich3924]

Nalf!!!! You have a very special talent of Naration!!! The phany pack looks good on you!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥Beautiful scenery and videoaugraphy!!!!

[@davesaunders7080]

Spectacular cinematography! Thanks for featuring those places, will put on my bucket list for sure.

[@michaljurkovic]

We were there around Aug 1st., great place for vacation.

[@mariezp]

It was a pleasure watching. And, so now, I have another destination to add to my wish list. Thank you for sharing!

[@chr.orzschig926]

You re soon going to hit the 100 k . Why not going on to hitching with beautiful Laura. Your viewers are certainly contemplating it . All the best !

[@starseed8087]

Nalf and his girlfriend being in Italy having fun. Wish you guys a great vacation!

[@marmotarchivist]

Back in the thay they used to storm the castle, today we just paid 6€. Can't stop laughing.

[@calise8783]

Just shy of 18 years ago, when I was 7.5 months pregnant with my 1st, my husband and I took a babymoon to Garda. I loved it. I was also so impressed with how every Italian wished me and my baby well (they all guessed boy correctly) and gave up seats for me. A few weeks ago, my husband and that baby boy (just shy of 18) had a Männerwochenende at Garda. We all love it and the ice cream in Bardolino at Cristallo. I think I ate it 2x a day while there. lol I’m glad you enjoyed your visit!

[@mojojim6458]

That's a wonderful story. Thanks for sharing it.

[@marketcernikova7024]

Männerwochenende loool

Reminds me of a house near mine as a child. It was opposite the Garda (police) station. The house was named "Garda Vista".

[@zhenli2345]

Thanks for the video. The restaurant setting, the food, and gelato were enough for me to add this destination to my travel list.

[@havannaGS]

Ahhhh...Malcesine. Good memories 30 years ago, me in my teens went windsurfing, met Italian girl and felt great. Great vibes

[@indiramichaelahealey5156]

Well, lake Garda might be quite unknown to Americans but it's one of the most visited places by Germans. Some of them have been visiting LG each year over and over again because it's so beautiful. So many Germans come there every year therfore a lot of Italians overthere speak at least some German.

[@LaureninGermany]

Gorgeous video, Nick! I LOVE Malcesine. I used to stay in the youth hostel (not there any more) which was a fabulous old villa right at the water, and practice singing opera in the gardens. (I didn’t disturb anyone, I was careful to do it when noone was chilling). It’s twinned with Neuburg an der Donau, near where I live and where I have sung a lot since then… and home to the fabulous Spitzl that I filmed for you. Ah, die Welt ist klein. I’m glad to see someone else uploading Italy on a German channel. I found an amazing ruin I‘m considering restoring and had to share it, it’s too cool to keep to myself.

[@uliwehner]

i am afraid i have to admit it, been to malcesine myself, and to bolzano, and most of the other places in Italy we germans like. back then i traveled with college money. i bet i could afford nicer accommodations now :) still loved it.

[@LaureninGermany]

@@uliwehner at the time I was intrigued by all the signs saying „Eis“ and how the Italians all understood so much German! But that youth hostel had the best position, a short walk along the lake to the town. I’m sure the equivalent accommodation (possibly not sharing a room and a bathroom with 12 other people) would make me think twice, or more… It was fabulous. I have a photo of me there, I might post it in the community. The breakfast coffee was always- always! cold, but for 9 mille lire a night, included. Such good memories.

[@klauskirsch4371]

I cant wait to watch Unicon Town👍What a nice place in Italy, love it. I have never been there, sad. Thank you for sharing with us🌝

[@d.v.3766]

It's really good to see a spark in your eyes with your girl alongside. We will be in Schwäbisch Hall in the beginning of September. If I see you I'll shout.

[@else8]

Thanks for your video.. as always

[@henningbartels6245]

In Florence Aperitivo is a feast and could be a fulfilling meal from a delicious buffet.

[@HolgerSinn]

look what movie my friend did, abot the great work the unicorns do there, about this gorgeous city and the beautiful people of schwäbisch hall. i still love you ❤ and i am still proud to be part of the unicorns as a player in the early years i am still happy, to see that balf makes this film with so much passion and how comftable he feels here, like many other players from the early time unicorns who where in germany as soldiers in the dolan barracks, and still share their love after so many years with us. this ( i mean for many of us it's 5 or 30 years ago) is true love ❤

[@hannahanna649]

Since Goethe, Italy was the embodiment of beauty and elegance, "das Land wo die Zitronen blühn", sun, history and picturesque landscapes. Young people from wealthy families used to have their "grand tour" to Italy or to Greece to complete their education and to see the remains of the ancient Roman culture. Rome, Venice, Florence, and Naples were their favorite destinations. Though modern tourists are more focussed on beach life, the admiration of Italy and its treasures is still alive.

[@mojojim6458]

Sehnen nach dem Süden

[@hannahanna649]

@@mojojim6458 Yes, the South as a symbol of a distant Guilded Age, a dream of harmony and serenity. Not very astonishing because the 19th century was an era of important social changes that scared people.Seen from afar, the Italian Renaissance and its cultural miracles appeared as a lost paradise. And the Italian sun was more desirable than the Germanic rain and cold😉

[@dieteroffermann3880]

Great video, I stay 40 years ago in Malcesine, and in the evening when you go to the lakeside, you can see the lights of limone. Great Moments (with my first love)!

[@idnwiw]

Interesting, if you asked me (an Austrian), which one of the two lakes was the more popular with tourist I would have answered Gardasee.

[@yogi2596]

Nick, you are quite a daring man! Travelling to Italy in August is at the height of Italian vacation season, especially around August 15, Ferragosto. I am surprised that it was not more crowded in your videos than what it was. Figuratively speaking, Italy shuts down for its people in August to honor their hard work and most are on their vacations. It is best to travel to Italy in other months. Great video and it has peaked my interest to go there. Thanks.

[@Carol_65]

Thanks for filming this! I love Gardasee! We try to go every year since it’s not too long a drive. I’m am sending this to my family in the US because we would love for them to meet us there. A tip for people with children: rent a mobile home at a campground. There are tons of activities for the kids, and it is usually reasonably priced (except in the high season, of course.) We usually stay in the southern portion of the lake near Peschiera, Lazise, Garda, or Sirmione. Also, this side of the lake, I would say, is much more active. The other side near Moniga del Garda is quieter, in my opinion. It doesn’t take long to drive up to Malcesine or Riva for the day. Great place for a vacation! (Btw, now that you mention it, I don’t think I’ve ever heard another American there.🤔)

[@jmb1101]

Went to Lake Garda a few years ago. Magic!

[@Ulrich.Bierwisch]

I love this area and especially Riva. Was there once again some weeks ago one my bicycle tour.

[@curlyninjaw.9489]

One week ago I visited Riva, Malchesine and went up the Arco castle. We stayed in Rovereto and drove to Lake Garda only twice to visit the exact same spots like you did 😀

[@fredmidtgaard5487]

My grandparents (from Denmark) used to go there in the 30ties.

[@deliatedeschi]

There is a lot more to see at Lake Garda, like an old Chanel with Giotto paintings on a cliff or Sirmione in the south. Worth a second travel. And don't miss the Tunnels on the other shore. Nice Video 👍🏻

[@karstenkailer4669]

Lake Garda is quite touristy. Lago di Ledro is nearby. Lago di Ortha (near Lago Maggiore) would be a well-kept-secret. There are SEVERAL destinations off-the-track in Europe (Northern Spain, Bretagne/France, the Balkans, Kalabria/Italy, Madeira/Portugal,...)

[@MarkoSpin]

Im from Slovenia. Went to Lake Garda all the time…. To Gardaland of course

[@joeaverage3444]

Boy, that brings back memories. I spent a week in Malcesine as a kid with my parents once.

[@paolopisati7518]

See you in Schwabisch hall in two weeks, I'll be there aaand I have an appointment at Optima Arena at 5 pm

[@andreasherzog2222]

Aww ... you missed the "Bergkäse" in the IIRC "Felsenkeller" in Arco. It's inside one of those prominent rocks. So delicious :)

[@tillposer]

And for any WWI buffs Lake Garda has the added attractions of the insane Alpine battlefields nearby, complete with linked galleries of positions, mountain hikes, vias ferratas and open air museums. It's quite worth the while seeing these impressive remains.

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

Sigh....Well, It's no secret anymore is it !! .You spilled the beans , now the masses will follow 😉

[@dschoas]

This is the destination for mountain bikers! When I was younger I went there every year in mid may, and explored the surrounding. I also made it several times by bike from Munich :-) One hidden gem is Lago di Tenno above Arco. Not so busy and very beautiful!

[@mariondiemert430]

Ah! Malchesime. I love that little town. Lake Garda is beautiful all year round. Bardolino is also pretty. Enjoy!

[@nigelsheppard625]

I love Lake Garda. I'm really glad you didn't mention how close it is to Milan, Bergamo, Verona and Trento or there'd be hordes of Yanks converging on the area.

[@GZBro]

Lake Garda is the most Standard destination. But never heard of Lake Como before. The Garda Lake has even a german Radiostation Antenne Garda

[@Ossey1976]

Awesome... up until about a decade (or two) ago, I spent a lot of summer holidays at the "Gardasee", as my dad was a quite active surfer.... lovely area, have a nice vacation Nick and Laura (or, if you are already back home, I hope you had a nice one!) EDIT: As we always stayed at a small bungalow complex just a little bit north of Malcesine, this was the town we visited most of the time, and I remember there was a reptile exhibition one year at the castle... and now I want to go there again!

[@Ossey1976]

Talked with my parents about the Gardasee today... it´s been way longer than I remembered... last time I was there I was 15 years old... so it´s been 31 years!

[@tinomertens7805]

Oh well, maybe not really known to Americans, but believe me, millions of. Chinese and hords of other tourists flock to La Garda Lake every year. And Riva boats are well known too😊

[@BobWitlox]

Funny.. somehow I only know this lake by its Dutch name (me being Dutch), "Gardameer". It means the same as Lake Garda, but the English name didn't ring a bell as I've never heard it called by this name. It took a couple of seconds before it registered. Gardameer is very well known in the Netherlands. And nice fun fact for German speakers, meer = See and zee = Meer ;)

[@jobue394]

Do you know the lago Maggiore.

[@BobWitlox]

@@jobue394 Yes, it is known by the Italian name in the Netherlands.

[@Astrofrank]

Same in Northern Germany: Steinhuder Meer and Nordsee

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

In Northern Germany the lakes are called "Meer" and the ocean is called "See" in the rest of Germany it is the other way around.

[@berlindude75]

To add to the confusion, in German you also have "der See" (masc., the lake) and "die See" (fem., alt. "das Meer", the sea). :)

[@WarFind]

Nice ive actually was in Malchesine at the end of July for a week this year, mostly biking up the hills and training those week german legs that aren't used to real mountains.

[@pfichtner01]

The way you walked startet just befor the first tunnel in Limone direktion . When I hat my first Lake Garda vacation you could drive this way up to the lake Ledro. This was a very scary road . Lake Garda is always worth thinking about if you are planning the next holidays.

[@sobelou]

Incredible location, amazing videography and Laura's and yours beautiful presence. Amazing result. 🧡🧡

[@susannabonke8552]

Oh No now all of them come!

[@williamhitchcock6265]

What a beautiful place. Years ago I had read about a sailing race called the Centimiglia (100 mile) Race. They had specially-built boats with extensions to the deck so 8 sailors could get their weight far from centerline to keep the boat upright. It sounded exciting, but I never got to make the trip to Lake Garda.

[@chubbywombat7402]

From 2000 to 2007 I had a fanny pack for my digital camera etc to use for my travels. It was super practical but, man, I looked *sooo* uncool with it. And now it’s super stylish to have? How times change… 😉

[@saures_guerkchen]

I live close to you so the Gardasee as well as the other northern italian lakes (not to forget the more unkown ones like Lago d'Idro) are the max you can drive in one day comfortably, so I was there often. Beautiful area. :)

[@Dargubus93]

the best best way to reach lake garda is after a transalp mountainbike tour, you should try that, they are normaly a week long

[@friedrichstock6377]

One of your greatest videos ever, Nick! Summer, sun, stunning views, Italian lifestyle and food, a loving beautiful couple - you perfectly know what the German's heart desires!

[@tyronevaldez-kruger5313]

Great content and editing. Italian traditional music 🎶💯

[@tic-tacdrin-drinn1505]

"Southern Italian" traditional music.

[@tyronevaldez-kruger5313]

@@tic-tacdrin-drinn1505 In particular "Sicilian" traditional music which then became popular in Italy too.

[@all_in_for_JESUS]

I have never heard of Lake Como, but everybody knows the Gardasee

[@tigeriussvarne177]

I have been there three times, Lake Garda is so beautifull.

[@Opa_Andre]

Nice view at 2:34 from being at the northwestern hilly side of this lake. Looks like an ancient UFO in the shape of a saucer being stranded on the other side of the lake. But "secret" - I don't think so. On the west side of the lake it may not be as crowded since it is a more mountainous region, but as you go east/southeast or even south (towns like Garda, Bardolino, Peschiera or even Sirmione) it gets worse and worse. I feel a little sad for the people who live there due to the current drought and water shortage in the region.

[@Andi_mit_E]

Ok, guys! Happy times are over! Nick discovered the place where we hide from the Americans! 😆

[@tommyedodson2412]

Perhaps the demise of Lake Garda is a bit premature as it appears to have plenty of water. Doomsday stories are abounding due to the unprecedented draught hitting most of Europe. Lovely area.

[@scottnorthrup8560]

Good show today, fellow ex-pat. I love Garda to mountain bike, but even if without many American tourists, it is sometimes called a suburb of Munich due to the number of Germans visiting.

[@jenssieckmann]

A quick 7 hours drive, haha, love it.

[@Eurobazz]

As usual, excellent videography and incidental music. Please remember though Nicholas that you have British viewers and "fanny pack" is a saucy and amusing terminology for the accessory.

[@fastforward720]

Lake Garda within the last 20 years became the sum up for mass tourism and a total overcrowded area. There is no way to not experience extreme traffic jams and pollution through any weekend in the summertime. But, for Americans, maybe still enough italian flair... ;-) Beautiful clip tho!

[@myflyingkidney]

If someone is looking for a truly hidden gem, I would suggest lake Ohrid in Macedonia, it is right on the border between Macedonia and Albania, and half an hour from Greece. Orthodox churches, strong Greek influence, good food and beaches. Very interesting place to visit.

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

It is just so much further away from Germany, not as easy to drive there for just a weekend.

[@myflyingkidney]

@@einundsiebenziger5488 sure, but then it is not a "hidden gem" we are talking about, but rather the closest lake to germany. If you want convenience you will most likely go to an overcrowded lake garda, if you want a little less known place you will drive longer (or fly into skopje) and see something little more unknown. It's all about what is a priority to you. I was talking about something that is less known as an alternative, and if you don't care about that, than sure Lake Garda is a great choice. But I can still offer information to people who might be interested.

[@antonellalovato3813]

GARDA is pretty famous in germany

[@michaelbright7577]

Beautiful location. Wish I would have known about Lake Garda when I toured Europe in 1970, but I did get to Bellagio and was overwhelmed by the beauty there. And Laura is such a lovely asset to your videos. Would love to hear her speak more. Maybe the two of you could visit Monte Sacro in the Italian Lakes and reenact the famous hike that the great philosopher Nietzsche eperienced there in 1882 with the only real love of his life, the muse Lou-Andreas Salome. From that experience, the great "Thus Spoke Zarathustra" was conceived. Would be happy to send you some dialogue that they shared with each other while there, from their diaries, if you are interested.

[@hypatian9093]

Lake Garda during the summer - you're brave :)

[@delanebredvik]

Love Lake Garda! Five years ago I started off in Sirmione near that water castle, amazing, and used the ferry service to go to Malcesine, took the gondola up to Monte Baldo, and then on to Riva del Garda. From what I can see from your video, I ate at the same table you did in Riva, looking out toward the Lake! Hope you made it to Limone, where Lemon Cello originates!

[@delanebredvik]

Oh! and was that an Aperol spritz? The bright orange drink? Love that!

[@aufmischa]

Schönes Video, mal wieder :-)

[@CreatorInTrng]

Before moving to Germany I was also not familiar with Gardasee. (It's actually quite large.) But here in Munich it seems to be one the go-to destinations, hence, the throng of Germans there.

[@jobue394]

Lagio Maggiore on the Swiss Side is unknown.

[@dagda3000]

Yes, the Gardasee is basically German territory during the holiday season.

[@dagda3000]

@@jobue394 Most people know Lake Maggiore but Garda and Como are better.

[@MaticTheProto]

We always drive past the lake on our way to holidays

[@EinChris75]

Ha! I was there last year! I was visiting the same spots.

[@religiohominilupus5259]

Arrrrghhh, I'm in trouble--you're too quick with the release, NALF, I haven't yet decided on which VPN to use! 🙈 (No way I'm gonna say I'm too slow. Lol) Congrats, Nick, I hope it goes viral! 🌎

[@joergsi5788]

I was starting the video, biting my nails, sitting on the edge of my chair, my palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy, you got the idea! And then the BIG reveal, Gardasee, ok, ... what? Wow, that's a hidden gem for a German.

[@partykeller1553]

AAHHHH I would have gone on vacation to lake garda with my motorcycle 3 days ago but I wasn't able to go 😥 you just put salt in the wound😅😂

[@chrisstott4100]

It looks awesome Nick! Are the newlyweds a foreshadowing of the near future?:-) You can rock a fanny pack,Nick! Thumbs up!