I lived in northern Italy (Vicenza) for three years in the mid 1970's. My husband was in the military. Before we had our baby there, we bought a Moto Guzzi (touring bike) and traveled on it to Rome, Pisa, Livorno. My husband has since passed and our beautiful daughter is now a mother of teens. Thank you for taking me back to my young adulthood, a lifetime ago. Somehow my tears are bringing me happiness. Thank you so much...
This honestly may be the best travel video I have seen in years. You are traveling the way I love, with just enough resources to make it fun and enjoyable, but deeply embedded in the life of the area. The little places, the fun surprises, the hilarious moments ("You mean I have to back up this street?"). Thank you for making such awesome content.
I was hoping the video was about driving the Amalfi Coast. Having done it myself I was wondering how Americans would manage the traffic, narrow roads and hairpin bends. Thankfully, they had the good sense to drive a small car, which made it that bit easier.
I understand that it must take a lot of work to make just one episode per week, but I could watch a 30-minute episode of you guys every day and still perhaps want more. If I come across anyone who believes that life is inherently negative and dull, I would always direct them to your channel as evidence that life can be amazing!
When we were in Rome our room was unique they use hand towels for wash cloths. The doors in our room were about 12 feet tall. And we had to hand in our room cards when we went out, and the lights wouldn't work unless you had your room inserted in a slot
You are good people, real travellers. Evaluate the places without prejudices, stereotypes and clichés, then it is normal that throughout the world there are places with positive and negative aspects.
"The trains in Europe are amazing...", I agree. Way more comfortable than a plane. Unbelievably fast, and first class is affordable for regular people.
Trains are amazing but first class is not affordable for italians, i need one day of my salary for stay on the train one hour in first class, its a good price for foreigners only. Regional trains are ceaper but always late, smelly, dirty, aircon always broken on summer and cold on winter.
@@sputnikburanmancava il solito commento dell'italiano piagnone che parla male di tutto quello che riguarda il suo paese. Gira per l'Europa e vedrai quanto costano i treni negli altri paesi.
Spent many years in a reserve unit based in Sicily. The only issue I had driving was the gas pumps. Fortunately, they always had attendants, or I would have filled my car with diesel more than once. Driving in the countryside is an experience when you are suddenly surrounded by sheep that come out of nowhere to cross the street, The architecture is amazing. You drive along the base of a cliff, and somehow someone built a town into the cliff. No wasted space at all.
It is impossible to fill benzine cars with diesel, the nozzles have different sizes (diesel ones are bigger than benzine) so diesel can't go in benzine tanks, however the other way around is easier. If you're in doubt check the codes or ask
We loved the engineering of Italy as well! When we toured Pompeii, we really noticed how brilliant the engineering was - and for before 79 AD! Amazing!
Better than what we have now... I mean most of their bridges are still there ffs... Search Morandi bridge... Glad you enjoyed we Don t have much left to offer
@@harbard642davvero dici? Parli del ponte Morandi? Se sei così triste e pessimista vattene..il mondo è grande e perfetto e nessuno ti tiene stretto. Renzo Piano ti saluta
I think driving in Italy is part of the experience 😂❤️ love to see people exploring and enjoying the country whit respect. Unfortunately some people don’t get the beauty of the simple things that Italy is made of. P.s your video blog is amazingly made
I admire your ability to pivot when needed. You're absolutely right, sometimes Plan B (or "unplanned B") can be more wonderful. Thanks for bringing us all along.
we pay attention, but we are aggressive, because we know speed traps, we know how it works, going 60 on a 50 street wich connects like 2 major cities (i'm from Rome, so the street in example is SS2) is still not good (even though there are a lot of speed traps), we go like 100 on a 50 street 😅😅.
We fell in love with Italy 6 years ago. We've been back 5 times with most of our time in Venice. Driving was fun however we had an Audi 6 which made us one of the biggest cars on the road. I really enjoyed driving, the wife, not so much! I still have bruises on my right arm from her, driving suggestions! Enjoy!!!
During my navy days, I’ve spent some time in Italy. Absolutely beautiful country. Rome, Giata, Naples Piza, Florence. Great food, people and historical sites. Best part of it didn’t cost me a dime. Compliments of the United States Navy.
Oh my gosh Trish, I am so grateful for your facial expression when he was backing up out of that alley and the sensors were going off! I love watching you guys and you seem like you have it all together, all figured out ALL the time so imagine my relief to see that you get nervous too! 🤣 I can't tell you how many times I'm cringing, begging, repeating the no..no..no..NO! Great video, thanks for sharing and encouraging!
Thanks for taking us along with you to Europe. We are enjoying the vacay!!!!! Sure wanted to hear Marks idea of a good marriage. You two make me smile......that's all I need for the week. Have a safe trip.
As an Austrian and an Alfisti, I love driving in Italy. Italians are some of the most fluid and switched on drivers in the world. There's some flexibility in the traffic rules, which might take some getting used to for the uninitiated. I've experienced 3 lane road turning into a 4 lane road because it was deemed necessary for traffic to keep flowing. 😊 Fai un buon viaggio! ❤ 🇮🇹
We just returned from Alaska! You were our inspiration! We had some minor "dips" but loved the trip! We left Spokane WA on June 1 and returned to the lower 48 on September 9th. On our trip we referred to your videos at each stop! We went on the Talon Air and LuLuBelle tours! We also went on the canoe trip to Valdez Glacier and so much more! Our plan after full-time travel in our Airstream (we have been on the road for 3 years) was Europe...stay for 6 months to a year....Now we will have your videos of Italy to take with us! Trish you are the most joyful person...it is so refreshing! Bravo to KYD...
Oh my goodness!! This is a gorgeous trip! A trip of a life time!! ❤ Thank you Mark and Trish. I will not be able to take this trip. But watching this made me smile the whole time watching!!
Italy it is also the 2nd industry in Europae, has the 2nd export, after the Germany, unfortunately the Italian South, year after year, the economic gap with the center north (POLITICAL ROME HAS ABANDONED THE SOUTH, SINCE AFTER WW2, BILLIONS ON BILLIONS TOWARDS THE SOUTH, THEY HAVE NOT RESOLVED, ON THE MATTER
I love the Franciscan connection between Umbria and NorCal, I live in the San Francisco Bay Area and love hearing my hometown has a connection, Thanks to you, we will be visiting someday.
What an amazing video!!! Thank you so much for appreciating our wonderful country more than we do who live here!!! Come back soon ❤there is so much more to see…
What a duo you two together & (no Caleb no more sparking the laughter). But Mark, your humorous humor is a completeness 'compliment' in yourself along with Trish & her engaging expressions..... Italy in all its' containment is divine plus its' authenticity it so proudly shows, thanks for strolling the 'tiled' streets!
Oh my! Backing up that narrow, hilly street, in a stick shift no less! Marc, you are a man of many talents... But that video made it look like you would've had a severe case of whiplash, frantically looking side to side in your mirrors! (Can't blame ya Trish, for not wanting to watch😮) Thank you both for sharing your amazing journey... the scenery is breathtaking!! Enjoy!
That tip was spot on lol. My lovely wife taught me another one early on in our 1st year of marriage. When you share one food item the person who splits it gets second pick. Keeps you honest and usually a quick smile shared between us.
We had similar driving experiences. Using a gps turned onto a road with high walls on each side. Slowly they became closer over the miles until we were driving at 1mph with the mirrors folded in to keep from hitting the walls. I was never so happy in my driving years to finally come upon a main road.
Going with a spontaneous Plan B is one of my favourite life lessons, in travel and in life! My parents booked nothing ahead on road trips with my brother & I in the 80s, and to some extent they’ve lived their lives that way. A life like that doesn’t tie everything down neatly, but when we’re not tied down we’re free to discover amazing things. And the only way to truly know that is by going with a spontaneous Plan B! Also thanks so much for the tip about driving being easier with smartphones/voice navigation. You made it look better than I imagined. 🇨🇦
This brought back the whole ambiance of my trip to Tuscany when I stayed in a 500 yr old monastery for 15 EU a nite! My door had a fresco over it….I would have suggested you see the Cinque Terre - maybe would have been similar to Amalfi coast I think, but when you decided on Puglia I’ve always wanted to see those little stone huts and your room was very cool. I rented a Smart Car that had ads all over it, so I stuck out like a tourist, but the driving on narrow roads was easier because of it! Chao!
I have always wanted to go to Rome to feel the history and see the art, but your trip is making me want to change the itinerary and see more of Italy! I get the impression that you don't care for Rome though, I hope you give us your itinerary at the end and your opinion of the highs and lows. thank you!
This was probably my favorite video of any you've ever done. This trip looks absolutely amazing, and the marriage tips are the end are just a bonus. I have the feeling the sadness you experienced about an empty nest will go away quickly. lol
I love how Trish finds joy in everything. I never see you two looking like you have travel fatigue. I can see why you are both so happy together; you really are a perfect pair.
Another amazing video with brilliant scenery! Thank you both so much for continuing to share your adventures with all of us! The Mr. and I truly love and look forward to seeing your videos every Sunday! Thanks for taking us along! ENJOY! 💚🤍❤️
Trish's narration really added to this video. 👍 Fun fact: The military uses a female gps voice because people tend to pay more attention than they do to a mans voice. Female instruction tends to keep the audience more focused.
Bravi! This is the way to travel around Italy. It was lovely to see you capture the journey from Naples to Alberobello - I know those roads so well from our annual visits to Puglia. Anyway, do come and say Hi when you're next in Tuscany! David
All those stone rooftops at 12:24 sind sehr Prima! The cathedral was beyond words; truly magnificent. What an amazing journey, and having your own car with working Google would definitely simplify traveling overseas. Thanks so much for sharing - and don't forget to share those chips lol.
Having been to Assisi and walked the life of St. Francis, I was changed from the experience, I can only hope you come away with new and appreciable thoughts. Chow! (Ciao).
I have no desire to visit Italy... BUT, if the need arose, I would not want to visit without Marc and Trish at my side. You guys make it seem very fun AND educational. Bravo to you!
Such a great episode , thank you. For an European like me it’s so much fun to learn about an American perspective on a country you know. And you added new points on my „want to go to“ map. Apulia is a must for sure. Seems you missed Ercolano and Pompeji, perhaps next time.
The guided forget or omitted that Los Angeles is very linked to Assisi. In fact the extend name of the city is El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina Virgen de los Ángeles del Río de la Porciúncula de Asís. In italian "Il villaggio di Nostra Signora la Regina Vergine degli Angeli del fiume della Porziuncola d'Assisi"
Happy Sunday funday KYD family!! St Francis de Assisi was my saint when I had my Confirmation. I will definitely visit there. And I live in Santa Clara in CA
Wow, what a trip! I love how you applied lessons learned RVing to a change of plans on your trip! Driving definitely looks like the way to see Italy! Great video!
Just got back from Italy, rented a stick shift to drive from Rome to Montepulciano and then to Florence, was incredibly intense due to all the mountains and what not. Then rented a second car in Florence to drive to Chianti region, it was automatic and it made driving in Italy a breeze. Oh failed to mention that I didn’t take toll roads on the first car trip so it took me through some interesting places. I would recommend getting an automatic car if possible unless you have been driving stick in that kind of terrain for years.
Stick shift can be an additional problem when you drive in unknown places. Automatic gear let me enjoy Cyprus since they drive on the left, and I had to tuck myself into narrow allleys in town.
I feel like i find the BEST places to eat/stay/do when I just stumble across them! The most wonderful philosophy - just open yourself to the universe and it will provide some of the most incredible experiences 🧡
I drove in Italy back in 2014, before Google Maps, for a 2 week vacation. I just had the old fashion paper road maps & a good navigator. I found parking in the larger cities more difficult to find or cost a fortune. I also drove in Ireland for a month and put 3,000 miles on the rental car…now that was interesting! When I got home, I found myself driving on the left side of the road a couple of times…
I'm officially in love with your channel. I am brand new to camper life having just purchased a KZ 25RDS a WEEK ago. You two are so inspirational and I'm learning a lot from your channel advice. Thank you!
wonderful I happen to get this video in the home, how exciting to see the roads that I myself travel in the summer when I go out with friends, taken from another point of view.
Thank you for taking us along. I hope at the end summary we get a packing list. We are going next fall and I am already worried about what to wear! We are starting with a cruise but then setting off on our own for a while. A car might be a good idea but the trains are fun too
Margarita in hand, was looking forward to your video all evening! You both are so funny. I love you were able to take this well deserved trip and with friends, can’t wait to see the coopers next Sunday, thank you for another great video.
I just want to say this whole Italy segment has been so refreshing, especially after the big P word had the whole world at a standstill. Molto bene 🇮🇹!
What a great tip for a happy marriage. I thought it was just me that had to snag my “half” before hubby snarfed down the whole thing. Looks like a great trip.
When I was in my early 20’s, my husband had to go to Italy for his job. We decided to take our life savings at the time and bring me along. We rented a car and drive all over the northern part of Italy. This was way way before internet. We kept seeing signs that said “senso uniquo” (or something like that). That phrase wasn’t in our dictionary so we just ignored it. Didn’t find out until late in the trip it means “one way.”
The end was the best part of this video. People who have been married a while know their partner. Last month as my wife and mother-in-law were pulling back into our campsite, I got up from my chair to guide my wife so she didn't hit the hitch. I just nodded my head when she needed to stop and my MIL got a kick out of how with such little input, my wife knew what I meant. She was expecting hand signals and talking. For the rest of the day, we would just nod at eachother randomly and do something for the other just to mess with her😂
Love the energy you both have for each other it is very nurturing and loving, and yes Trish the happy marriage tip was one i also learnt but i must say i may be a little more forward hahahahah (we are lovingly 41yrs married)
What a great video. Love Italy! We usually drive half of our vacations overseas. It sure is a different experience but one you really don’t want to miss.
Man the memories. Was so blessed to be stationed in Italy fours in San Vito dei Normanni. Within two minutes at 2:06 you took me back with the panini and Aerbello bello.
Italy Is probably the most Amazing country of world. Food, Mountain, Sea, story.. everything Amazing.
Grazie. 😊
you are definitely right, I would also add wine, fashion, cars and women
Italy Invented mostly of the things people use every single day as well ☺️☺️☺️
@@Ocean.97 without probably
It is best one, but not for working🫠 a lot of friends (me included) are leaving Italy cause salaries are very low
I lived in northern Italy (Vicenza) for three years in the mid 1970's. My husband was in the military. Before we had our baby there, we bought a Moto Guzzi (touring bike) and traveled on it to Rome, Pisa, Livorno. My husband has since passed and our beautiful daughter is now a mother of teens. Thank you for taking me back to my young adulthood, a lifetime ago. Somehow my tears are bringing me happiness. Thank you so much...
Eberle headquarters
Moto Guzzi California ,am I right ?👋
@@marcocappa3738 Camp Ederle, yes
Thaks for share your story, ciao from Vicenza :)
@@gianlucacosta7566 Ciao! I miss your lovely city and I hope to return some day. Thank you. 🙂
😢 stay with God 🙏
You guys are the good kind of tourists. Please come back to italy, we would love to have more tourists like you.
as an italian from Rome, i always enjoy how foreigners enjoy the beauty that for us is obvious normality. Have a fantastic stay in Italy.
As italian, I enjoy to see Italy through US mates' eyes. I love you.
This honestly may be the best travel video I have seen in years. You are traveling the way I love, with just enough resources to make it fun and enjoyable, but deeply embedded in the life of the area. The little places, the fun surprises, the hilarious moments ("You mean I have to back up this street?"). Thank you for making such awesome content.
Thank you!
Did you leave your money in the toll booth?@KeepYourDaydream
I was hoping the video was about driving the Amalfi Coast. Having done it myself I was wondering how Americans would manage the traffic, narrow roads and hairpin bends. Thankfully, they had the good sense to drive a small car, which made it that bit easier.
Non ci sono più i turisti americani di una volta😂😂😂
Glad you felt welcomed in our amazing country. Come back soon 🇮🇹❤️
"forget what you know, and go with the flow!"
I understand that it must take a lot of work to make just one episode per week, but I could watch a 30-minute episode of you guys every day and still perhaps want more. If I come across anyone who believes that life is inherently negative and dull, I would always direct them to your channel as evidence that life can be amazing!
Completely Agree 😊
When we were in Rome our room was unique they use hand towels for wash cloths. The doors in our room were about 12 feet tall. And we had to hand in our room cards when we went out, and the lights wouldn't work unless you had your room inserted in a slot
I agreed 💯 %
I agree 100. Unfortunately a lot of people these days are so miserable and unhappy with their life.
🎉🎉totally agree
You are good people, real travellers. Evaluate the places without prejudices, stereotypes and clichés, then it is normal that throughout the world there are places with positive and negative aspects.
Amazing how you’re capturing the real Italy. Make me miss the times we had living there. Absolutely beautiful.
"The trains in Europe are amazing...", I agree. Way more comfortable than a plane. Unbelievably fast, and first class is affordable for regular people.
😂😂😂
But expensive!
Trains are amazing but first class is not affordable for italians, i need one day of my salary for stay on the train one hour in first class, its a good price for foreigners only.
Regional trains are ceaper but always late, smelly, dirty, aircon always broken on summer and cold on winter.
@@sputnikburanCaserta-Milano in 1st class with Italo costs me 60€ in 2023. It isn’t expensive 🤷🏻♂️
@@sputnikburanmancava il solito commento dell'italiano piagnone che parla male di tutto quello che riguarda il suo paese. Gira per l'Europa e vedrai quanto costano i treni negli altri paesi.
Spent many years in a reserve unit based in Sicily. The only issue I had driving was the gas pumps. Fortunately, they always had attendants, or I would have filled my car with diesel more than once. Driving in the countryside is an experience when you are suddenly surrounded by sheep that come out of nowhere to cross the street,
The architecture is amazing. You drive along the base of a cliff, and somehow someone built a town into the cliff. No wasted space at all.
It is impossible to fill benzine cars with diesel, the nozzles have different sizes (diesel ones are bigger than benzine) so diesel can't go in benzine tanks, however the other way around is easier. If you're in doubt check the codes or ask
sheeps by the way are far more polite than 90% of our italy's drivers...
Loved this. Italy was my favorite country to visit and you brought back fond memories.
Thanks... Might seems stupid... but glad you enjoyed
Trish's face during the backing up - priceless.
We loved the engineering of Italy as well! When we toured Pompeii, we really noticed how brilliant the engineering was - and for before 79 AD! Amazing!
Better than what we have now... I mean most of their bridges are still there ffs... Search Morandi bridge... Glad you enjoyed we Don t have much left to offer
@@harbard642davvero dici? Parli del ponte Morandi? Se sei così triste e pessimista vattene..il mondo è grande e perfetto e nessuno ti tiene stretto.
Renzo Piano ti saluta
@@Alexand3r390 no di Gianni Morandi parlo... Quando essere patriottico è solo deleterio
Italy is one of my favorite countries! Thank you for sharing your adventures!
I think driving in Italy is part of the experience 😂❤️ love to see people exploring and enjoying the country whit respect. Unfortunately some people don’t get the beauty of the simple things that Italy is made of. P.s your video blog is amazingly made
I admire your ability to pivot when needed. You're absolutely right, sometimes Plan B (or "unplanned B") can be more wonderful. Thanks for bringing us all along.
I don’t understand all the myths about driving in Italy. I find Italian drivers polite. Unlike most Americans they are actually paying attention.
You seem to think we are troglodytes… remember that we have been around for a veryyyyyyy loooooong time😂😂😂😂
we pay attention, but we are aggressive, because we know speed traps, we know how it works, going 60 on a 50 street wich connects like 2 major cities (i'm from Rome, so the street in example is SS2) is still not good (even though there are a lot of speed traps), we go like 100 on a 50 street 😅😅.
@@nicolettastrada5976 i don’t think that. But perhaps many do idk
@@johndonne7293 yea. It’s a bit complicated if you don’t know how it works.
Cause for people Italy is just Naples, and at Naples they drive like in Bangladesh.
We fell in love with Italy 6 years ago. We've been back 5 times with most of our time in Venice. Driving was fun however we had an Audi 6 which made us one of the biggest cars on the road. I really enjoyed driving, the wife, not so much! I still have bruises on my right arm from her, driving suggestions! Enjoy!!!
During my navy days, I’ve spent some time in Italy. Absolutely beautiful country. Rome, Giata, Naples Piza, Florence. Great food, people and historical sites. Best part of it didn’t cost me a dime. Compliments of the United States Navy.
Us too my dad was Canadian military,we were overseas from 63 till 69
Oh my gosh Trish, I am so grateful for your facial expression when he was backing up out of that alley and the sensors were going off! I love watching you guys and you seem like you have it all together, all figured out ALL the time so imagine my relief to see that you get nervous too! 🤣 I can't tell you how many times I'm cringing, begging, repeating the no..no..no..NO! Great video, thanks for sharing and encouraging!
You guys are having so much fun on this adventure in Italy and I'm enjoying all of it too.
Thanks for taking us along with you to Europe. We are enjoying the vacay!!!!! Sure wanted to hear Marks idea of a good marriage. You two make me smile......that's all I need for the week. Have a safe trip.
As an Austrian and an Alfisti, I love driving in Italy.
Italians are some of the most fluid and switched on drivers in the world. There's some flexibility in the traffic rules, which might take some getting used to for the uninitiated.
I've experienced 3 lane road turning into a 4 lane road because it was deemed necessary for traffic to keep flowing. 😊
Fai un buon viaggio! ❤ 🇮🇹
We just returned from Alaska! You were our inspiration! We had some minor "dips" but loved the trip! We left Spokane WA on June 1 and returned to the lower 48 on September 9th. On our trip we referred to your videos at each stop! We went on the Talon Air and LuLuBelle tours! We also went on the canoe trip to Valdez Glacier and so much more! Our plan after full-time travel in our Airstream (we have been on the road for 3 years) was Europe...stay for 6 months to a year....Now we will have your videos of Italy to take with us! Trish you are the most joyful person...it is so refreshing! Bravo to KYD...
I’ve been twice in Italy rving and that was awesome. Love you. You are our inspiration!
Oh my goodness!! This is a gorgeous trip! A trip of a life time!! ❤ Thank you Mark and Trish. I will not be able to take this trip. But watching this made me smile the whole time watching!!
Trish’s face during “the backup”!!!!!😂😂😂
Love seeing Trish so full of joy! Food and travel are my joy also.
Italy it is also the 2nd industry in Europae, has the 2nd export, after the Germany, unfortunately the Italian South, year after year, the economic gap with the center north (POLITICAL ROME HAS ABANDONED THE SOUTH, SINCE AFTER WW2, BILLIONS ON BILLIONS TOWARDS THE SOUTH, THEY HAVE NOT RESOLVED, ON THE MATTER
I love the Franciscan connection between Umbria and NorCal, I live in the San Francisco Bay Area and love hearing my hometown has a connection, Thanks to you, we will be visiting someday.
I agree! I grew up in San Jose and went to Catholic school from 1st to 12th grade and very familiar with Santa Clara and Cupertino.
Los Angeles: Santa Maria degli Angeli - Assisi
Beautiful video of Italy! Thanks for taking us along!!
What an amazing video!!! Thank you so much for appreciating our wonderful country more than we do who live here!!!
Come back soon ❤there is so much more to see…
What a duo you two together & (no Caleb no more sparking the laughter). But Mark, your humorous humor is a completeness 'compliment' in yourself along with Trish & her engaging expressions..... Italy in all its' containment is divine plus its' authenticity it so proudly shows, thanks for strolling the 'tiled' streets!
Oh my! Backing up that narrow, hilly street, in a stick shift no less! Marc, you are a man of many talents... But that video made it look like you would've had a severe case of whiplash, frantically looking side to side in your mirrors! (Can't blame ya Trish, for not wanting to watch😮) Thank you both for sharing your amazing journey... the scenery is breathtaking!! Enjoy!
90% of cars are manual drive here in Italy, it's not difficult, just practice. 🙂
That tip was spot on lol. My lovely wife taught me another one early on in our 1st year of marriage. When you share one food item the person who splits it gets second pick. Keeps you honest and usually a quick smile shared between us.
We had similar driving experiences. Using a gps turned onto a road with high walls on each side. Slowly they became closer over the miles until we were driving at 1mph with the mirrors folded in to keep from hitting the walls. I was never so happy in my driving years to finally come upon a main road.
Yes, I went down a little narrow road in, I think, Lucca and it felt so claustrophobic - and I was in a Smart Car!😵💫
This season is going to be one of the best! Driving in Italy will be so fun and you are so brave! Enjoy!!!! 🥂
Thank y’all for taking us along on your trip! Scenery is gorgeous ❤
Going with a spontaneous Plan B is one of my favourite life lessons, in travel and in life! My parents booked nothing ahead on road trips with my brother & I in the 80s, and to some extent they’ve lived their lives that way. A life like that doesn’t tie everything down neatly, but when we’re not tied down we’re free to discover amazing things. And the only way to truly know that is by going with a spontaneous Plan B!
Also thanks so much for the tip about driving being easier with smartphones/voice navigation. You made it look better than I imagined. 🇨🇦
This brought back the whole ambiance of my trip to Tuscany when I stayed in a 500 yr old monastery for 15 EU a nite! My door had a fresco over it….I would have suggested you see the Cinque Terre - maybe would have been similar to Amalfi coast I think, but when you decided on Puglia I’ve always wanted to see those little stone huts and your room was very cool. I rented a Smart Car that had ads all over it, so I stuck out like a tourist, but the driving on narrow roads was easier because of it! Chao!
ciao* :)
I have always wanted to go to Rome to feel the history and see the art, but your trip is making me want to change the itinerary and see more of Italy! I get the impression that you don't care for Rome though, I hope you give us your itinerary at the end and your opinion of the highs and lows. thank you!
This was probably my favorite video of any you've ever done. This trip looks absolutely amazing, and the marriage tips are the end are just a bonus. I have the feeling the sadness you experienced about an empty nest will go away quickly. lol
I love how Trish finds joy in everything. I never see you two looking like you have travel fatigue. I can see why you are both so happy together; you really are a perfect pair.
As an Italian living in Italy I really appreciate both of you and your content! You made a great job! Always keep up your smile! ☺
Thank you!
Another amazing video with brilliant scenery! Thank you both so much for continuing to share your adventures with all of us! The Mr. and I truly love and look forward to seeing your videos every Sunday! Thanks for taking us along!
ENJOY! 💚🤍❤️
Trish's narration really added to this video. 👍
Fun fact: The military uses a female gps voice because people tend to pay more attention than they do to a mans voice. Female instruction tends to keep the audience more focused.
You guys made me laugh and before bed which is good. That last town looks amazing. Keep on having fun, looking forward to the next town/city tour.😊
Bravi! This is the way to travel around Italy. It was lovely to see you capture the journey from Naples to Alberobello - I know those roads so well from our annual visits to Puglia. Anyway, do come and say Hi when you're next in Tuscany! David
All those stone rooftops at 12:24 sind sehr Prima! The cathedral was beyond words; truly magnificent. What an amazing journey, and having your own car with working Google would definitely simplify traveling overseas. Thanks so much for sharing - and don't forget to share those chips lol.
The better side of tourism. Glad you enjoyed southern and central Italy.
Having been to Assisi and walked the life of St. Francis, I was changed from the experience, I can only hope you come away with new and appreciable thoughts. Chow! (Ciao).
I have no desire to visit Italy... BUT, if the need arose, I would not want to visit without Marc and Trish at my side. You guys make it seem very fun AND educational. Bravo to you!
This is one of my favorite videos that you have done, thanks for the tour, it's beautiful!
Such a great episode , thank you. For an European like me it’s so much fun to learn about an American perspective on a country you know. And you added new points on my „want to go to“ map. Apulia is a must for sure. Seems you missed Ercolano and Pompeji, perhaps next time.
The guided forget or omitted that Los Angeles is very linked to Assisi. In fact the extend name of the city is El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina Virgen de los Ángeles del Río de la Porciúncula de Asís. In italian "Il villaggio di Nostra Signora la Regina Vergine degli Angeli del fiume della Porziuncola d'Assisi"
Happy Sunday funday KYD family!! St Francis de Assisi was my saint when I had my Confirmation. I will definitely visit there. And I live in Santa Clara in CA
Wow, what a trip! I love how you applied lessons learned RVing to a change of plans on your trip! Driving definitely looks like the way to see Italy! Great video!
You put it perfectly when saying forget what you know and go with the flow if you are driving Italy.
Just got back from Italy, rented a stick shift to drive from Rome to Montepulciano and then to Florence, was incredibly intense due to all the mountains and what not. Then rented a second car in Florence to drive to Chianti region, it was automatic and it made driving in Italy a breeze. Oh failed to mention that I didn’t take toll roads on the first car trip so it took me through some interesting places. I would recommend getting an automatic car if possible unless you have been driving stick in that kind of terrain for years.
Stick shift can be an additional problem when you drive in unknown places. Automatic gear let me enjoy Cyprus since they drive on the left, and I had to tuck myself into narrow allleys in town.
I feel like i find the BEST places to eat/stay/do when I just stumble across them! The most wonderful philosophy - just open yourself to the universe and it will provide some of the most incredible experiences 🧡
I drove in Italy back in 2014, before Google Maps, for a 2 week vacation. I just had the old fashion paper road maps & a good navigator. I found parking in the larger cities more difficult to find or cost a fortune. I also drove in Ireland for a month and put 3,000 miles on the rental car…now that was interesting! When I got home, I found myself driving on the left side of the road a couple of times…
Hilarious ending! So glad you guys are having such fun!
So beautiful there!! Omgosh!!! I absolutely love the scenery gorgeous!!
Trish should do some pictures there for her next magazine.
Ex-pat living in Assisi. Glad you liked visiting my town. It is truly beautiful, as is much (all 😊) of Italy.
One of our highlights of the entire trip.
I'm officially in love with your channel. I am brand new to camper life having just purchased a KZ 25RDS a WEEK ago. You two are so inspirational and I'm learning a lot from your channel advice. Thank you!
Wow…cheers from Italy, you are both fantastic and a beautiful couple. Outstanding video!
wonderful I happen to get this video in the home, how exciting to see the roads that I myself travel in the summer when I go out with friends, taken from another point of view.
You two are the best, and your videos are amazing. I love watching every week. But I miss Caleb's comedy. Thanks for sharing. Love ya, Nancy
I want your trip to keep going on and on! I am loving these videos!
Thank you for taking us along. I hope at the end summary we get a packing list. We are going next fall and I am already worried about what to wear! We are starting with a cruise but then setting off on our own for a while. A car might be a good idea but the trains are fun too
So fun to watch you guys have fun in Italy!
Margarita in hand, was looking forward to your video all evening! You both are so funny. I love you were able to take this well deserved trip and with friends, can’t wait to see the coopers next Sunday, thank you for another great video.
I so enjoy spending Sundays with you guys ! It makes mondays so bearable 😊 Safe Travels ❤️🤍💙
Thanks for taking us to Italy with you!! So beautiful. 😊❤️
Before watching this I wanted to go to Italy. Now I need to go. Lovely video and vibe from you both!
I just want to say this whole Italy segment has been so refreshing, especially after the big P word had the whole world at a standstill. Molto bene 🇮🇹!
Beautiful. We haven’t been to Italy in 13 years… It’s time to come back. The tips at the end of this video… Spot on! Enjoy your travels.
What a great tip for a happy marriage. I thought it was just me that had to snag my “half” before hubby snarfed down the whole thing. Looks like a great trip.
What a nice couple! I'm happy that you've enjoyed Italy!
When I was in my early 20’s, my husband had to go to Italy for his job. We decided to take our life savings at the time and bring me along. We rented a car and drive all over the northern part of Italy. This was way way before internet. We kept seeing signs that said “senso uniquo” (or something like that). That phrase wasn’t in our dictionary so we just ignored it. Didn’t find out until late in the trip it means “one way.”
This is so great! Thank you very much for making this video and sharing your experience.
I used to love driving in Italy for my job as a truck driver ❤ beautiful countryside and great food wine and coffee. Thx for this video ❤
The end was the best part of this video. People who have been married a while know their partner.
Last month as my wife and mother-in-law were pulling back into our campsite, I got up from my chair to guide my wife so she didn't hit the hitch.
I just nodded my head when she needed to stop and my MIL got a kick out of how with such little input, my wife knew what I meant. She was expecting hand signals and talking.
For the rest of the day, we would just nod at eachother randomly and do something for the other just to mess with her😂
Love the energy you both have for each other it is very nurturing and loving, and yes Trish the happy marriage tip was one i also learnt but i must say i may be a little more forward hahahahah (we are lovingly 41yrs married)
Breathtakingly beautiful… Also, loved the Seinfeld reservation bit. 😊
I agree with Trish about splitting up the appetizers 😄
Just charming, awesomely so. It gave me a big heart squeeze. Thank you very much for sharing with and inspiring us.
LOVED this episode!!! So much great info, thanks guys.
My favorite part was when your Mrs. had her eyes shut when you were backing up in front of the Trulli houses. 😆😆😆
I cried when I saw pics of the inside of the church and could only imagine how you guys felt.... Beautiful Your two are so funny..hehe
I can’t believe you didn’t go to Matera! You were so close!
What a great video. Love Italy! We usually drive half of our vacations overseas. It sure is a different experience but one you really don’t want to miss.
Man the memories. Was so blessed to be stationed in Italy fours in San Vito dei Normanni. Within two minutes at 2:06 you took me back with the panini and Aerbello bello.
Nice report, great images, great editing, good pace overall.. bravi! Live long and prosper.
Every small town there has an hidden beauty
You have amazing drive skills...in those narrow town roads it is easy to panic when having to reverse!
This is your chance! Clooney is selling his place in Italy for only $100M.
Then they could start a channel doing them trips in a caravan 😂🤣
Driving in Italy is far safer than driving in Vancouver, B C, Canada, my hometown and yes I have driven in Italy.