Ciao Ragazzi,complimenti per il progetto che avete pianificato,ci sarà molto lavoro da fare,ma sono certo che da tutto questo uscirà fuori una grande realtà...Avanti tutta!!!
I've just caught this, this morning (Western Australia 🇦🇺 time), and subscribed immediately, I'm a senior and really enjoy watching young people get out there and work hard to build a new life, so Thank you both, I haven't watched it all as I prefer to watch on my tv, can see and enjoy more ❤
Amazing! Thank you for watching. I (Emily), travelled Australia and loved WA, it has a special place in my heart. Sending lots of love across the world. Thank you for your support - new videos coming very soon!
Seeing the drone footage of you making your way to the ruins really helps a person to understand just how the land elevation changes in such a dramatic way. Really great seeing the distance from above.👍
Wow, there a bit of work there to do. Suddestion, clean up the best ruin to be able to stay in for volunteers to come and help out. There's so many people that love to do that. All the best with creating your dreams ❤
You need to do this when you're young, especially since the south of Italy has no healthcare system to speak of. Great that you have your own water supply. That's by far the most important asset.
@@LilianaLepore-r7b It's mainly non-existing, as far as I know. But I understand you're a local? Every time I check properties online I look for nearby hospitals and I can almost never find any decent-sized hospital with a good reputation. It's easier to find animal hospitals.
Oh heck yeah - so glad to find you as you start your UA-cam journey with your new future homestead! Wishing you all the best in the new year - thanks for sharing and looking forward to your progress! On wild boars, I spend a couple years stationed in Germany in the US Army. Sometimes when we went into the field we encountered wild boars and you can imagine the ridiculous scene of a bunch of soldiers with guns screaming and running away like little children when we encountered an angry sow. I am actually more scared of boars than our local bears 🤐
Hahaha - this is hilarious! When Emily first heard of the wild boards she thought they ate humans as their food!😂It's really interesting to observe their behaviours around the land and how they move through the land. Wed really like to get a night-time camera to see their movements in the future. Thanks so much for watching, new videos coming really soon. Wishing you the best for the new year too!
This could turn into something spectacular. The combination between permaculture and hospitality is a great way to also earn some money to invest in the homestead again. But boy you have found a golden opportunity. My humble advice would be to invest in a small digger and a mini tractor/mower . My past experience has shown me that these 2 tools are incredibly valuable for clearing roads, creating paths, clearing around the ruins etc … Also I would suggest to start with the roads and clearing the land first. It is so much easier to bring in materials and such for the construction. You guys are young. In 5 years you will look back and realize how much you have accomplished. I will follow your journey. It’s a beautiful place ♥️
@@growingpatience8015 Wow, thank you so much for this comment - much appreciated and valuable advice. We will for sure invest in a digger in the future, coming on the next video we dug a big trench by hand and this was really a lot of work - but also very rewarding, but we understand that with a digger this would have been a really fast job 😃. Thank you for watching and supporting - much appreciated ✨
Those caves could be great to store your liquid gold from those olive trees :-) Be careful with increasing the height of the small ruin #2 because that means you'd be adding built volume which requires all kinds of permissions. The other cave/cellar could be a perfect summer bedroom, it's most likely a lot cooler than in the house.
Exciting time in your lives, so much to do. You say you will not be there for the olive harvest, are you actually intending to live on the property or is this just a utube project? I like your laid back presenting style and interaction with the camera. There’s much work to do before you start to reap many benefits, I’m sure if you’re willing to put the work in you will end up with a beautiful home.❤
@@rosemaryjasper1121 Thank you so much for your kind words 🫶🏽. We plan to live on the homestead very soon, but unfortunately we were not able to be there this time for olive harvesting season, but next year we will be there! 🌿🕊️ lots of love to you, thank you for watching.
The potential is huge, congrats 🙂! I'm managing a similar project in the Liguria region. Little suggestion, maybe you did it already but double check the real estate registry of the municipality about the existance, status and compliance of those ruins and caves, before investing time and money in them. I don't know how relaxed the local administration is on building permits but these could be a pain in the ass anyway.
Thank you! Our next video is coming on Friday 17th, 🌻where we fix the water system, and then every 2 weeks from then where you will see us tackle our first priorities 😃
I in Pisticci Casa Esmeralda for 8 years. Come visit. Be paient its work need to dig a deep well. Collect your water for the summer!!! Not alot of income but lots of endless food after 2 years. All the best to you !
@@tonicasaesmeralda8612 thank you ☀️ that’s amazing. Really happy for you, eating your own home-grown food is really the best feeling. Rediscovering the simple life 🥰 all the best to you too, thank you for watching!
The ugly English name, broom, for the beautiful plant called Ginestra in Italian. It makes beautiful and good smelling yellow flowers. It could be used for its fiber. There might be companies in Italy that uses it to make fabric. It could be an economic resource. Think about it before clearing.
@@francisstjohn2194 wow that’s great, thank you for the information 😊 we haven’t seen a season yet where it blooms, so looking forward to seeing it in the spring!
Huge challenge indeed. Have to warn you, your land in its current state is one big Fire Hazard. Sooner you cut back on those dry grass and trees the better
Absolutely, it really is. We have plans to collect as much rainwater as possible and to regenerate the soil so it retains more water over the hottest months. Thank you for your support 😊
Cut but leave it short as grass helps to protect land from sun. Are you resident or Italian Citizen? In the second case the locale farmers associations have offices and tecnicians helping the members with best advice for that place, climate and so on
We hope you enjoy our first UA-cam video 🌱 Subscribe if you want to follow our journey, more content coming soon.
Ciao Ragazzi,complimenti per il progetto che avete pianificato,ci sarà molto lavoro da fare,ma sono certo che da tutto questo uscirà fuori una grande realtà...Avanti tutta!!!
@@mirkobrun4095 Grazie mille! Grazie per aver guardato 🙂
I've just caught this, this morning (Western Australia 🇦🇺 time), and subscribed immediately, I'm a senior and really enjoy watching young people get out there and work hard to build a new life, so Thank you both, I haven't watched it all as I prefer to watch on my tv, can see and enjoy more ❤
Amazing! Thank you for watching. I (Emily), travelled Australia and loved WA, it has a special place in my heart. Sending lots of love across the world. Thank you for your support - new videos coming very soon!
Seeing the drone footage of you making your way to the ruins really helps a person to understand just how the land elevation changes in such a dramatic way. Really great seeing the distance from above.👍
Great to know it comes across in the video as it’s hard to show how steep the land is in some parts! 😊
Wow, there a bit of work there to do. Suddestion, clean up the best ruin to be able to stay in for volunteers to come and help out. There's so many people that love to do that. All the best with creating your dreams ❤
@@louisemaree2704 thank you very much for your lovely comment 😍
Bellissimo 👍👋👋
Thank you 🥰
Hello from California. You have a lovely place with lots of potential. ❤ It's so good that your house is livable, which makes things so much easier. 😊
Hello! Thank you for watching ♥. Yes this makes is much easier to work on the land when we have a place to rest at the end of a hard day 😃
good luck, interesting land
Loving it 🥳
Can't wait for more 🪴❤ ☘️🌟
Thank you, more content coming soon 😃
You need to do this when you're young, especially since the south of Italy has no healthcare system to speak of.
Great that you have your own water supply. That's by far the most important asset.
The health system isn't that bad! And it's better than a lot of places😂
@@LilianaLepore-r7b It's mainly non-existing, as far as I know. But I understand you're a local? Every time I check properties online I look for nearby hospitals and I can almost never find any decent-sized hospital with a good reputation. It's easier to find animal hospitals.
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So good to see you finally start❤
Thank you for your support on this journey!
What a great project, look forward to the whole journey!
Us too!
Good Luck; I am both inspired and jealous.
@@mattrishton thank you 🫶🏽
Oh heck yeah - so glad to find you as you start your UA-cam journey with your new future homestead! Wishing you all the best in the new year - thanks for sharing and looking forward to your progress! On wild boars, I spend a couple years stationed in Germany in the US Army. Sometimes when we went into the field we encountered wild boars and you can imagine the ridiculous scene of a bunch of soldiers with guns screaming and running away like little children when we encountered an angry sow. I am actually more scared of boars than our local bears 🤐
Hahaha - this is hilarious! When Emily first heard of the wild boards she thought they ate humans as their food!😂It's really interesting to observe their behaviours around the land and how they move through the land. Wed really like to get a night-time camera to see their movements in the future.
Thanks so much for watching, new videos coming really soon. Wishing you the best for the new year too!
This could turn into something spectacular.
The combination between permaculture and hospitality is a great way to also earn some money to invest in the homestead again.
But boy you have found a golden opportunity.
My humble advice would be to invest in a small digger and a mini tractor/mower . My past experience has shown me that these 2 tools are incredibly valuable for clearing roads, creating paths, clearing around the ruins etc …
Also I would suggest to start with the roads and clearing the land first.
It is so much easier to bring in materials and such for the construction.
You guys are young. In 5 years you will look back and realize how much you have accomplished. I will follow your journey.
It’s a beautiful place ♥️
@@growingpatience8015 Wow, thank you so much for this comment - much appreciated and valuable advice. We will for sure invest in a digger in the future, coming on the next video we dug a big trench by hand and this was really a lot of work - but also very rewarding, but we understand that with a digger this would have been a really fast job 😃.
Thank you for watching and supporting - much appreciated ✨
@ good luck guys ! I am sure you are smart people. Enjoy this journey ♥️
@@growingpatience8015 Thank you 💙
Hello from South Africa. So excited for you guys, what a beautiful place. Looking forward to following your journey guys ❤
Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words! ❤
Been to south Africa 😊
Love your project and your courage for this step! I'll definitly follow your videos, will miss you und wish you all the best ❤
Thank you for your kind words Tanja, we will miss you too ♥
Emelys voice(over) is bloody gorgeous ☀️🥰. Roberto - what a husband ❤ an absolute mother-in-law's dream. Keep it up
Thank you ♥
Very cool project! Wishing you both all the best🙌🏽🌞
Thank you Josh 🤗🌿
Love it.
Thank you :)
Thanks for watching!
Veel succes from Nederland 😊
@@galida78 thank you 🌿🫶🏽
Yayyy! 🎉🙏🏽🫶🏽
Thank you for joining our journey!
1:20 perfect farmer outfit😅😅
Those caves could be great to store your liquid gold from those olive trees :-)
Be careful with increasing the height of the small ruin #2 because that means you'd be adding built volume which requires all kinds of permissions.
The other cave/cellar could be a perfect summer bedroom, it's most likely a lot cooler than in the house.
@@stijnt2377 thank you for the suggestion 😊 thanks for watching! Can’t wait to make liquid gold 🫒
Exciting time in your lives, so much to do. You say you will not be there for the olive harvest, are you actually intending to live on the property or is this just a utube project? I like your laid back presenting style and interaction with the camera. There’s much work to do before you start to reap many benefits, I’m sure if you’re willing to put the work in you will end up with a beautiful home.❤
@@rosemaryjasper1121 Thank you so much for your kind words 🫶🏽. We plan to live on the homestead very soon, but unfortunately we were not able to be there this time for olive harvesting season, but next year we will be there! 🌿🕊️ lots of love to you, thank you for watching.
The potential is huge, congrats 🙂! I'm managing a similar project in the Liguria region. Little suggestion, maybe you did it already but double check the real estate registry of the municipality about the existance, status and compliance of those ruins and caves, before investing time and money in them. I don't know how relaxed the local administration is on building permits but these could be a pain in the ass anyway.
@@foggydew55 thank you for the suggestion! Good luck with your project also ☺️ do you document it on UA-cam also?
@ No I suck in video making but I enjoy a lot following you guys and other renovation “colleagues” here on You Tube 😊
Great video. Any footage of your casa? Can you give us an idea of your priorities, like getting the well pump working to water the trees?
Thank you!
Our next video is coming on Friday 17th, 🌻where we fix the water system, and then every 2 weeks from then where you will see us tackle our first priorities 😃
When I see lime plaster in this country, it’s a sign of the milk room
Hello and welcome to Italy!
Which province do you live in?
Thank you 😃, the land is in Avellino 🇮🇹
Please 🙏 plant the trees too
We will! 🌳♥
I in Pisticci Casa Esmeralda for 8 years. Come visit. Be paient its work need to dig a deep well. Collect your water for the summer!!! Not alot of income but lots of endless food after 2 years. All the best to you !
@@tonicasaesmeralda8612 thank you ☀️ that’s amazing. Really happy for you, eating your own home-grown food is really the best feeling. Rediscovering the simple life 🥰 all the best to you too, thank you for watching!
The ugly English name, broom, for the beautiful plant called Ginestra in Italian. It makes beautiful and good smelling yellow flowers.
It could be used for its fiber. There might be companies in Italy that uses it to make fabric. It could be an economic resource.
Think about it before clearing.
@@francisstjohn2194 wow that’s great, thank you for the information 😊 we haven’t seen a season yet where it blooms, so looking forward to seeing it in the spring!
What type of internet access do you have there?
Hey there✨, We decided to try Star-Link as the area is quite remote and doesn't have great internet access options.
Removing the fireplaces is not good
How much did you have to pay for it?? Is it in Sicily?
We will share this information soon in another video ☺
Huge challenge indeed. Have to warn you, your land in its current state is one big Fire Hazard. Sooner you cut back on those dry grass and trees the better
Absolutely, it really is. We have plans to collect as much rainwater as possible and to regenerate the soil so it retains more water over the hottest months. Thank you for your support 😊
Cut but leave it short as grass helps to protect land from sun.
Are you resident or Italian Citizen? In the second case the locale farmers associations have offices and tecnicians helping the members with best advice for that place, climate and so on
thank you for sharing 🙏 much appreciated 🍀
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@anotherhomestead thank you for enjoying
Nice try.so many of these vlogs already.😮
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1:20 perfect farmer outfit😅😅
Love your project and your courage for this step! I'll definitly follow your videos, will miss you und wish you all the best ❤