I love the nature of my country, ticino is indeed very special.. i was living in uri and graubünden, but to really see all the natures beauty it takes you maybe a lifetime, you can live in one valley for years and still discover things you've never seen.. right now i am in Portugal but i cannot forget the nature of my country.. i think you really said it right, the camera cannot even catch the real feeling over there
Thank you so much for the kind words! How lucky you are to have lived in Switzerland. I could have spent so much more time in Ticino. I’d love to go back and enjoy some hiking. :)
Another breathtaking installment of your amazing Switzerland travels! Really enjoyed your getting out on the lake as well as seeing the villages & landscape from that vantage point. Also enjoy & share your style of travel. Stop, enjoy & take in those special moments like the church bells ringing while on the lake. I could spend months exploring what you've shown so far. Again great cinematography & informative narration! Looking forward to what's next & one day experiencing these places in person. Thank you for sharing your travels with us! Bob V
Unfortunately Val Bavona has changed quite a lot due to a big storm and the bad side of nature, a couple of villages were hardly touched and the valley was completely isolated for weeks, the small rock bridge at the end of your video don’t exist anymore. Very sad period for the valley.
Hello Ashely, audience from HK, Ive finished all your solo episodes , thanks for bringing us informative and stunning views captured in your vid. Im wondering when you went and is there any other way to across the lake Lugano if not driving the boat? And is it the electronic car convenient to charge as in your opinion? looking forward to your (coming) episode!!
Thanks so much for the comment! To answer your questions: 1) I went to Switzerland in September, 2023. 2) You can drive into Italy from Switzerland near the Lake Lugano area - just make sure your rental car contract allows you to go across countries. 3) My car was not fully electric, so I was just putting gas in it. I did not use any charging stations. Hope this is helpful!
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Loved this so, so much! Both Ticino and your chanal are hidden gems. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I love the nature of my country, ticino is indeed very special.. i was living in uri and graubünden, but to really see all the natures beauty it takes you maybe a lifetime, you can live in one valley for years and still discover things you've never seen.. right now i am in Portugal but i cannot forget the nature of my country.. i think you really said it right, the camera cannot even catch the real feeling over there
Thank you so much for the kind words! How lucky you are to have lived in Switzerland. I could have spent so much more time in Ticino. I’d love to go back and enjoy some hiking. :)
Another breathtaking installment of your amazing Switzerland travels! Really enjoyed your getting out on the lake as well as seeing the villages & landscape from that vantage point. Also enjoy & share your style of travel. Stop, enjoy & take in those special moments like the church bells ringing while on the lake. I could spend months exploring what you've shown so far. Again great cinematography & informative narration! Looking forward to what's next & one day experiencing these places in person. Thank you for sharing your travels with us! Bob V
Thank you, Bob! Glad you enjoyed the church bells, as well. It felt like a dream! :)
Unfortunately Val Bavona has changed quite a lot due to a big storm and the bad side of nature, a couple of villages were hardly touched and the valley was completely isolated for weeks, the small rock bridge at the end of your video don’t exist anymore. Very sad period for the valley.
This is really, really sad to hear. :(
Hello Ashely, audience from HK, Ive finished all your solo episodes , thanks for bringing us informative and stunning views captured in your vid. Im wondering when you went and is there any other way to across the lake Lugano if not driving the boat? And is it the electronic car convenient to charge as in your opinion?
looking forward to your (coming) episode!!
Thanks so much for the comment! To answer your questions: 1) I went to Switzerland in September, 2023. 2) You can drive into Italy from Switzerland near the Lake Lugano area - just make sure your rental car contract allows you to go across countries. 3) My car was not fully electric, so I was just putting gas in it. I did not use any charging stations. Hope this is helpful!
What a special adventure. I look forward to the next episode
Thank you so much! It was quite special, indeed. :)
What a special adventure. I look forward to the next episode
Thanks, Angel!