Tour of our beautiful untouched village in Tuscany Italy.

A tour of the village where we bought our Italian villa to renovate. The village is almost untouched and filled with hidden passageways and paths, and full of surprises. This was filmed on the 27th of June 2020.

[@Normanskie]

For a young child, this is an Aladdin's cave, memories will never be forgot.

[@DustyDawnaDigsHistory]

Spent 1980-86 in Gaeta Italy (age 10-16) travelled all over the place while there, Tuscany is beautiful. The treasure hunter in me is going crazy looking at all those old ruins, I remember my dad diggin Roman coins by the handfuls when we lived there.

[@NotUselessYet]

HI Metal, there is history everywhere you look in Italy, and so much of it is untouched! Maybe I should get a metal detector!

[@ciaobella8963]

Let me add that in medieval villages (I live in one too) the slopes on the passageways were built with stones buried sideways that functioned as steps. Hard to describe. The lumpy bumpy way the stones were laid was to ensure good foot grabbing for people and to make the passageways easier for animals to manage, to get them to and from the cantinas (under the volte/archways). It is clear that over the years, Guinadi residents have paved over those ancient steps to make the sloping walkaways which are MUCH easier to traverse.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Janice, you are the wikipedia of lunigiana! the only thing about the paving is that it really destroys car suspension! Thank you again and again for following, explaining and participating!

[@Ellie.12866]

I live in historically and culturally starved southern Ontario, Canada. I've never been to Europe yet watching this I get a sense of comfort and familiarity... Thank you so much for posting ❤ Watching makes my soul happy 😊

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Ellie, once all the lockdowns are over, it's time to start looking at flights!

[@Ellie.12866]

@@NotUselessYet For sure! I'm saving up now!

[@MissSnowdreamer]

Welcome to Guinadi ! My family has been here since, I don't know but a lot of time ! We have two houses and one was in the same state as yours (with the " chestnut room ") with no first floor, my parents had it renovated and know it's very beautiful. We live under the vault (19:05) at the end of it. We'll be here by the very end of July (like all the others), maybe we'll meet ! Oh and if you don't know what to do about the damigiane (the wine containers) we would like to take some ! So happy to see people like you renovating and taking care of those old houses. :)

[@ciaobella8963]

How cool is that! It's a small world. I live in Lunigiana as well, in a borgo about 15 minutes drive from Pontremoli. I have lived here full-time for 10 years now. I almost bought his house btw, but instead I chose a smaller borgo higher up in the hills. I still had all the renovation work to do. I think this is why I am so thrilled he has a YT channel haha. I can enjoy his journey.

[@amandahunt1433]

My great Grandparents were from there. Marioni di Minghen. Think this was an old Minghen house? They had more land further up so my G.G grandfather told one of his sons to move up to Grondola. Still have the house in Grondola. Although I wish my cousin Alessia would have opened the cooperativa in Grondola instead. 😂😘

[@ciaobella8963]

@@amandahunt1433 di Minghen is a beautiful family name. What did your great grandfather do? Was he a farmer or winemaker? Did he have any involvement in Pontremoli?

[@amandahunt1433]

@@ciaobella8963 they were farmers and landowners there. My grandparents immigrated to London in the 1970's. We go back for holidays.

[@ciaobella8963]

@@amandahunt1433 How blessed you are to have your Italian heritage and property here in Lunigiana. I was born in London but my parents emigrated to Canada when I was a small child, a few years after WWII. Maybe the house this KZbinr is renovating (he won't provide his name haha) was at one time part of your family property. The extensive cantinas indicate a lucrative agricultural income for that previous home owner, not to mention the prestigious loggia with columns, high ceilings, end-of-via position, and other architectural artifacts. Maybe you can research it more and find out. It would add to the existing richness of your family's history don't you think?

[@maisondecouture]

what a charming place and how lovely is to read the comments of the people who lived/live there.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi B. Alex, I am amazed at the comments, it's fabulous, but all the people here I've met so far have been great!

[@scottb5420]

Wish i was there right now- peaceful!! I'm a Scotsman living in Florida, i grew up in a small town in Scotland, I miss the quietness. All hell is about to break loose here in Florida and the USA- as Covid spikes occur and re-shutdowns emerge, awful time. Enjoy your peace and quiet. Your channel has become a great escape for me- Cheers.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Scott, I have seen on the news that things are complicated in Florida at the moment, I hope for you that it all is over soon. Stay safe, thank you for watching, and stay positive!

[@nena4215]

You’ve found yourself a little gem, not one piece of litter or graffiti, how sweet is that? What a time capsule, so gorgeous and peaceful! Nena

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Nena, there is a sense of community, if you see something where it shouldn't be, you just pick it up or move it, and graffiti is made in chalk by the bambini on the road.. It's a lovely place!

[@wendysalter]

Belissimo! La dolce Vita :)

[@NotUselessYet]

Ciao Avia, Grazie!

[@charmees6637]

What a fabulous adventure your children will have wallkng around Tuscany with all its arched walkways/ passages, cobbled paths, terraces and the views

[@o2bnov0307]

Thank you for a wonderful tour of the village! Walking around the villages near my house is one of my favorite hobbies! I'm waiting on someone down in Rome to process my petition for a reciprocal amateur radio license. Once that arrives I will be able to enjoy another hobby. Until then I can't get enough of wandering around and looking at homes that were built in the 13th, 14th, and 15th centuries! The locals are not overly impressed with the age, but it is very impressive to me. It's great that Italy has public services (water, sewer, gas, electric) in localities with so few residents. I saw a couple of post boxes on people's homes, and wondered about home mail service. Where I live I have only seen 1 letter carrier come to the street 1 time. The post office is only open for two or three hours each day. I'm always at work, so I've never seen it open. I won't go on and on. Again, thank you for the tour. It's great to see your village with sunshine. Have a wonderful day. David

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Davis, it is surprising but everything here works, we have post (every other day) and gas, water, sewage, and even fibreglass internet! Good luck with the radio license!

[@slh35661]

Thank you for sharing. We cannot travel due to the pandemic so I can live through your video to see your beautiful village

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Sharon , the travel ban will lift eventually, but until then I am glad you enjoyed!

[@jamesmiller8332]

Hello beautiful lady how are you doing today ?

[@wowzieee]

So wonderful to see what an Italian village with such history is being re surged. If the restaurant would let you say Hello, it will introduce him to a Canadian who would love to hear their story.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Wowziee, I'm not convinced that Renato would like to go in the internet! But I am busily collecting stories to tell!

[@MsElke11]

I love the way these villages look like they were built AD HOC, with no blueprints. That's what makes them so pretty and unique.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Elke, it is amazing, as it was built as it was needed, adding upwards or across, and there weren't many architects involved!

[@rnggall9640]

Lovely! Thank you for letting us see your little slice of Italy

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Rob and Gail thank you for watching!

[@loriannrichardson7644]

This is so exciting. I've been researching and learned that there are little villages like this all around Italy. I'm inspired -- great content!

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Loriann, there are villages all over Italy, but we are lucky that it still has so much life with the cooperativa and the restaurant. I am glad you are enjoying, more to come very soon!

[@esmeraldagreen1992]

The love affair between Britons and Tuscany started in the 18th century, when taking a Grand Tour to Italy became a fashion among British aristocracy. Young aristocrats would travel Europe for as long as a year to complete their education. Tuscany was a favorite destination because of its geography, historical significance and friendly Government. Some aristocrats bought "vacation homes" in Tuscany, some who were Catholic married into the local nobility and remained there. In the earlier 19th century a number of British entrepreneurs moved to Italy, they mostly lived in Tuscany, but some lived in Sicily whose Royal family (the Bourbons) was also friendly to the British.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Antonia, there was also a lot of work immigration after the wars, a lot of people in the village here speak French for example because a number of families moved to France for work after the war, and there are now a number of French people who come here on holiday!

[@esmeraldagreen1992]

@@NotUselessYet That is recent immigration. During the Napoleonic wars, King Ferdinad of Naples fled to Sicily with the help of admiral Nelson, in gratitude the king made Nelson the Duke of Bronte. With Nelson came thousands of British sailors and many entrepreneurs. One of them was a Scotsman named William Sanderson. Sanderson who belonged to the Minor nobility, landed in Sicily in 1817 in the city of Messina when he was wounded in battle against Napoleon. He founded Sanderson and Sons a company that operated until 1981.

[@8675-__]

Very interesting history. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! 🧡

[@DBurgg]

By far, this is the best vid I’ve seen in awhile! What a absolutely charming village. What’s the tunneling system all about? Just walking up and down the stone paths is exercise enough...great cardio! The corner bar is just perfect...it appears you are so close to the restaurant too. What a great place for a little boy to explore! Thanks for taking time to give us a walk around.🎾

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi D. Burgg, it is a weird and wonderful labyrinth for kids and grown ups! I am glad you enjoyed the tour!

[@maryp8388]

Such a cute little village. So much history. That looks like skull and bones on that wall toward the end

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Mary, the great thing is that the locals are so proud of their village, that they are full of its history and its stories. Well, spotted with the skull and x bones!

[@karenb9787]

What a wonderful village. So charming and peaceful. I love the alleyways. Thank you for the tour 😀

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@protectanimals9792]

Absolutely amazing. Such a beautiful place. Looks like what you see in a fairy tale book. How great to have a restaurant and a bar to walk to. Your house looks like a substantial house in the village with the columns. Awesome ! Thanks !

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Tom, I think it's the best house in the village, but I would wouldn't I...

[@protectanimals9792]

Found a KZbin video I think you would like. 1965 italy - Guinadi -excellent- lots of cousins.

[@ciaobella8963]

That was a lovely tour, especially for those who have never been to Italy before, nor seen an ancient stone village in Comune di Pontremoli. The hillside villages of Lunigiana are special indeed. But let me say that Guinadi is not a small village by a long shot. It's a good size village and is well known for the community spirit, and activity there. It has a couple of restaurants, a community center, a bar and it used to have a small post office. But a few years ago, a lot of our village post offices were closed. At any rate, this is a thriving medieval village and a wonderful place to own a home. Well done! :-)

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Janice, absolutely right as always, officially Guinadi is a tiny village, but in summer... And the community has refused to abandon it, so things stay alive!

[@ciaobella8963]

@@NotUselessYet I hope you and your family enjoy your special home for many years to come.

[@MsElke11]

it looks like any homeless person could live in those empty terraces.... something to think about!

[@sewforlife586]

Im new to your site. Trying to catch up on all your videos. What a lovely place. I absolutely enjoyed the walk. Its funny Im from the states, born here anyway, and my grandparents came here as children just after WW1 from the UK. They are from Yorkshire, mostly York and my grandmothers family are Scottish mostly from inverness and isle of sky. Still have lots of family there and was so fascinated growing up listening to my grandmother tell me stories of back home. So just after 911 I sold up and moved to the UK for 7yrs.My mother fell ill and had to move back to the states to care for her. I use to visit France a lot and traveled all over the UK reconnecting with family and such. I always wanted to go to Italy and never made it. Your really giving me that itch again to see Italy. So enjoying your videos. I love how you really find the beauty and value in the history, the village and the architecture. Its how I felt when I moved to the UK. ; )

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Sewforlife, do it! start planning now, and after Italy try Greece maybe!

[@sewforlife586]

@@NotUselessYet Me and hubby have all ready plan a trip back to the UK but covid happen, so we put if off till next summer 2022 and I think we will add Italy to that trip. Do some serious exploring. My cousin in York is a builder. Take him and his wife with us. ; )

[@desirepflugbeil8986]

I lived on a Greek island for 10 years and these buildings, pathways and village sounds has made me homesick. Enjoy your lovely village. You have made the right choice.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Desire, how could you leave your Greek island? Thanks for watching!

[@dweamy1]

Thank you for filming your village, it's really beautiful.

[@NotUselessYet]

I'm glad you like it

[@margaritaduran2660]

GORGEOUS! u're so lucky to have found a lovely house in such a lovely village.

[@NotUselessYet]

Thank you! 😊

[@jamesmiller8332]

Hello, beautiful lady how are you doing today?...........

[@MillieonaVespa]

Such a beautiful village ...it’s like a film set ..

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Mary, and what a film it would be!

[@MillieonaVespa]

Not Useless Yet ....something medieval or roman ....even something from the 50s with Sophia Loren on a Vespa ..

[@rosellapellerino345]

Hi, I'm watching and enjoying your video from Piedmont, Italy! We've just finished the complete renovation of my grandpa's house so I can completely understand and sustain your great job! Call us if you're in need!

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Rosella, if you just finished the renovation, you should enjoy the rewards before going to help someone else! Greeting to Piedmont!

[@liampoole238]

Wow! Thank you for the tour of your Amazingly Beautiful little village. I’m certain that a lot of people watching are very envious of you, and that includes myself.

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@evahegarty741]

It’s like stepping back in time! A hidden gem, no tourists, pure tranquility! Is it very hot?

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Eva, there are normally quite a few tourists, mainly French, but this is an exceptional year. Thanks for watching!

[@ShweMyaukMyauk]

Not Useless Yet well it’s covid recovery time

[@mariadigiovanni1168]

This was absolutely magnificent. I have not seen a town that was so constructed of the tiny little tunnels, arches, and vaulted stone work. What an incredible ancient village. Was it primarily built in Medieval times? What a fascinating place. Happy for you and your family to have a piece of history. Thank you for taking the time to vlog this.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Maria, I have never seen a village like it either, but it is spectacular! Thanks for watching!

[@tanyamarsh4392]

What a charming little village. I love all the little tunnels, and wrought iron gated entries and covered courtyards. So much character. ❤️ it.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Tanya, it is like an open air museum!

[@bhudd154]

It’s all so charming. Thank you for taking us on a tour!

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sacadosify]

Nice little tour of a quiet village. I see that Parma isn't too far away and that a river is nearby, which is great. Good luck with the rest of your projects while you're there. Hope the weather stays sunny, but not too warm. Looking forward to your next video. Enjoy!

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Lynn, it's about 45 mins to Parma without traffic, and the river is just 5 mins away, we were down there yesterday to cool off! Thanks for the comments, it's perfect weather at the mo!

[@christineharmon2766]

Thank you for taking the time to reply to comments and questions so thoroughly! It makes this journey so much fun for those of us who can only experience it second hand! You are a class act!

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Christine, I do my best, but there are so many sometimes that it takes a few days to get through all of them!

[@jamesmiller8332]

Hello, beautiful lady how are you doing today?..........

[@wendymaybury2132]

It's sublime. I love it and thank you sooo much for showing us around. No traffic noise yipppeeee!

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you like it!

[@sherae]

Lovely to see around the village, your house is very imposing. It is great to have a restaurant so close so you do not have far to walk if you have a few glasses of wine with your meal!

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Sheila, I'm glad you enjoyed the tour! The restaurant is not only practical but the food is also excellent!

[@markgrinter2969]

Thank God for that! The amount of times I threw up due to motion sickness watching these vids.

[@jluttr9808]

Just a pleasure to see. You are a blessing neighbor for your community.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi J, the neighbors are a blessing for me!

[@crisayresbr]

I Love these villages in Italy! Thank you for showing us.

[@sunnyh2334]

Love it, really captured the character of the village, thanks for the tour, I wonder when the village started to be built there must be loads of history there

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Sunny, I am trying to gather as much information as I can about the village and the house for a future vid! Thanks for watching!

[@CarolinaCanada]

Such a beautiful walk you shared with us. I could watch this over and over again.

[@NotUselessYet]

Wow, thank you

[@jamesmiller8332]

Hello, beautiful lady how are you doing today?.........

[@talkeasy]

Perfecto! Sunset over the village, a spritz with some olives and cold cuts would be as about as relaxing as life gets. Thanks for the tour. Look forward to seeing the town markets.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Andrew, you've hit the nail on the head there!

[@critogni]

Thanks for the lovely, peaceful, quiet tour of your village!

[@PiCtOgRaPHiCaLLy]

Thank you for sharing! Great tour of your beautiful village. Very therapeutic to watch 👍

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jamesmiller8332]

Hello, beautiful lady how are you doing today?......

[@CrankyBubushka]

That is so beautiful.

[@peterolsen6454]

Loved every twist and turn of your village.

[@doragray5376]

Thank you for this delightful tour of your town. This is wonderful!

[@angelahamilton8594]

What a lovely place to make a home.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Angela, like a piece of paradise! with better food!

[@jamesmiller8332]

Hello, beautiful lady how are you doing today?....

[@jerridavis6462]

Enjoyed from Texas! precious village!

[@KavaKavana]

Just a little slice of magic. Lovely

[@leighevans1394]

What an absolutely beautiful village

[@hannahl.7202]

Stunning place , still looks absolutely medieval , almost untouched . Fantastic ....Ty very much for showing around - I was enjoying a lot. 👍👍👍

[@debbydhill]

Lovely, absolutely beautiful.

[@NotUselessYet]

Many thanks!

[@TheGramophoneGirl]

What a beautiful and timeless village.

[@tonyhussey3610]

What a wonderful village. You chose well, very interesting and beautiful.

[@calise8783]

Loved the tour! I can’t wait to see the town beyond.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Go Girl, hopefully coming soon!

[@avroml]

16:30 Can't exactly read the inscription, but it looks like a plague monument (I'd guess even 14th century), with a votive Maesta (16-17th century) - this marble sculpture of Mary with Child was likely funded by the locals as a way to thank the "higher powers" for getting away from the pestilence. And, from the inscription (I can see "indulgenza"... "concessa"... "vescovo"...) one could figure out, the Catholics should believe that this image is miraculous and upon praying at it one can get rid of some years in the Purgatory.

[@moniqueoberholzer1282]

Thank you for the interesting information.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Avromi, I will update this as I have been asking around, there is apparently also a megalith...

[@UndertheTuscanSun]

@@NotUselessYet Guinadi is divided into three parts: the "Castle", a group of houses in the highest part of the country; the "Piazzale" in the center of the village with the bell tower, the church of San Pietro and the war memorial; the area "at the bottom of the Villa". *There are numerous carved portals and Maestà, including a curious post at the beginning of the "Castle", surmounted by a stone with a pirate skull and crossbones.*

[@marilynwade9448]

It's beautiful and the views are magnificent

[@amandahunt1433]

Just had confirmation this was a Marioni di Minghen house. From a personal point thank you. Never seen it, inside. It was were my Great, great, great grandfather was born.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Amanda, that's right, I am still piecing the various bits of history together. Alessia has a full family tree where all the Marionis appear, who was your grandfather?

[@amandahunt1433]

@@NotUselessYet GG was Andrea Marioni I think he married a Corvi, born in the 1870s there, he died in Grondola I think in the 1940's. My Nonno was Attilio Marioni born 1895. I'll We only had two generations in the 1900's my dad in 33 and myself in 70. She does have the full tree. I gave her some info a while back. She knows everything a font of knowledge. You know they owned the mill too? On the Grondola rd on the left hand side. You'll have to ask her about the Minghen curse! 😉

[@nativetexson]

Thanks for the tour! It reminds me of the town/village that I recently bought a house in southern France. Cheers!

[@QuixLand]

that was lovely... thank you.! this is why I love little villages, the pathways.!

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jessicathespy]

Beautiful and I bet the local hiking is amazing! Thank you for the tour!

[@NotUselessYet]

It really is!

[@heatherscott-fleming4888]

I love the village, thanks for the tour.

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@iremfrat7771]

I found your channel yesterday and have been binge watching since. I love your view of the world and your hard work and the house and the village. I was a little bit worried about the roads. It looked like cars would not fit but I saw that they do, so it's okay. You won't drive every day anyway. 😄

[@eastcoastartist]

Absolutely enjoyed this. Exactly what we were curious to see. Will watch several times.

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@alessandraf5087]

Beautiful I cannot wait to see the house when is done!

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Alessandra, you and me both!

[@jamesmiller8332]

Hello, beautiful lady how are you doing today?..............

[@jamesmiller8332]

Thanks for the reply I would love to be your friend

[@eltuko5021]

@@jamesmiller8332 creep

[@janicedelp2775]

Love the village tour, you are so blessed to be there. Janice from Arkansas USA

[@greenshp]

I don't know if you realize it, but not so long ago it was common for churches to ring the hours 24/7 in Europe. I lived in Denmark in the 70s and later France.... I always loved the sound of the bells. You get used to it at night and it's very comforting.

[@grazynawieczorek1932]

Belisima Cita. Beautiful town.Thank you. Handsome boy 👦.

[@NotUselessYet]

Thank you Grazyna!

[@karinkissinger5106]

Thank you so much that was a wonderful little tour of the village.

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@chime-girl]

Thank you! That was beautiful. So peaceful and calm with rich history.

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it Deanna!

[@williamswafford4836]

What a lovely village. I would find it so intriguing to explore.

[@melissahoneybee8493]

LOVE the village. Absolutely delightful. It’s obvious that the residents, both full time and part time care for the village and really take ownership of it’s overall condition. Great to see the little bins mounted on walls throughout and NO litter. Very encouraging. Thanks for the tour.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Melissa, it is a little piece of paradise, and the locals are great!

[@jamesmiller8332]

Hello, beautiful lady how are you doing today?.....

[@si_vis_amari_ama]

I thought the same Melissa; the bins, the AED (defib), tennis club, the fish. Its true that it looks cared for.

[@julesb4887]

So peaceful.Thanks x

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Popmetalj]

I only discovered your channel last week and have been slowly making my way through your journey. This video has given me much food for thought about doing something similar to what you have achieved here.

[@debiforthe]

Thanks for the tour it's really great to get a lovely feel of the place almost as good as being there and it is as lovely as I had imagined your house sits well in it's setting.

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@soniak2865]

A gem of a village!

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Sonia, I think so too!

[@reneesmith695]

Such a unique and interesting place! Thank you so much for the tour! ❤️

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@kiwichickinaus]

How stunning! You’re very fortunate to live in Europe, to have so many options! I’m in Western Aus, and nothing is as beautiful, historical and culturally as this! I’m enjoying your videos and can’t wait to see the end result! 🌺🦋🍃😊

[@TheSoupdragon1968]

What a quant little hill village, love all the little passages.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi SoupDragon, I am glad you liked it, I do too!

[@annettemclaughlin6834]

Lovely enchanting place!

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Annette, It really is!

[@milliemcgrail8458]

Such a lovely village!

[@NotUselessYet]

It really is!

[@kanscopeichel491]

That was great, thanks!

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you liked it!

[@ourfloridagarden4191]

All these terraces would look so beautiful gardened up.

[@NotUselessYet]

I think so too!

[@billwilson6096]

Thank you for the most enjoyable walkabout of your pretty little village. I love medieval hilltop villages and have explored many in the south of France and Sicily.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Bill, glad you enjoyed it!

[@mylifeandwhatitbrings9972]

Thank you so much for the village tour. What a beautiful, peaceful village. I hope you go well with your renovations, I have enjoyed watching them all and look forward to seeing more. Wishes to you and your family.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Maria, thank you, I am pleased that you enjoyed the tour, it really doesn't do the village justice! Thank you for your wishes, all the best to you and yours!

[@michaelodowd9870]

Hi thanks so much for showing the lovely area in response to requests we really enjoyed it added a real feel for the place we love following the renovations and well done your videos are great thanks. Deb and Michael 👍😀

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Deb and Michael, I am very pleased you enjoyed it, and thank you very much for watching!

[@cheyannesweet3005]

Very much enjoying your videos!

[@jacquelynhollinger4006]

Lovely tour, thanks for taking me along . I enjoy your videos very much,good work.

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Louisefenner]

Thanks for the little tour. So pretty and serene. You seem quite high up in the hills there.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Louise, we're at about 600m, so fairly high I guess, but not for us because we live in the Austrian alps!

[@anneforster510]

Love exploring old French and Italian villages, there's never anybody about. Yours looks lovely.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Anne, actually lots of people about, I cut them all out though... surprisingly lively commune!

[@beafitze5909]

Great idea to show us the village, what a long history it must have. It’s excellent to see that at least a few people live there and some work is being done!

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Bea, it is a wonderful village, and is still very lively, just no so much in winter!

[@grazynawieczorek1932]

Long time ago I live in place like that . Happy happy place .🌞🌞🌞

[@NotUselessYet]

And maybe one day you will again!

[@parvanehshowrai7376]

AMAZING THANK YOU.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Parvaneh, I'm glad you liked it, thanks for watching!

[@dotwillcoxson5352]

Beautiful and we really appreciated the quiet.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Dot, thank you, it really is a haven of peace!

[@rosiorodezno]

Very lovely, small and peaceful town, thank you for the town tour. Stay safe.

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Roxxie, I'm glad you enjoyed, stay safe you too!

[@b.alexandria4874]

Such a lovely village; I appreciate you sharing it with us.

[@NotUselessYet]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@fatimaa57946]

How beautiful! It was a journey through time, very old houses, a lot of tranquility, nobody on the way, a deep silence ... a place to relax and connect with nature. How lucky you are! I saw that he was well accompanied (with his son), great! Thank you for sharing this amazing place!

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Fatima, I did run into a few of the locals, but cut them out. But it is tranquil, and very good for the soul. The boy loves it here too! Thanks for watching!

[@daniellebrookes2521]

Wow absolutely stunning!!!!!! Camera holder worked brilliantly too! Thanks for tour, you have me wanting to buy there now!! Lol

[@NotUselessYet]

Hi Danielle, well if you paid particular attention you would probably have been able to see a couple of for sale signs!