MAKING JEWELS LIKE ITS 1903 (Florence, Italy)

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This week we have an unintentional theme of exploring Tuscany through the ages.
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So, this is Italy. More specifically, the rolling hills, art, and architecture of Tuscany that everyone falls in love with. If you’ve been here, then you already know what I’m talking about. If you haven’t, you will probably be scheming on how to get here by the end of this series.
Sometimes it’s hard to believe our own luck. So many of our most memorable moments have been nothing more than serendipity. And this week, we have an unintentional theme of exploring Tuscany through the ages. (Which I suppose shouldn’t be such a surprise in a country as ancient as Italy.) Because we arrived in San Casciano in Val di Pesa just in time for the medieval carnival.
Then, as you all know, we're suckers for learning how things are made. So, when we were invited to the last remaining goldsmith on Florence’s famous Ponte Vecchio (aka, the gold bridge), we couldn’t say no. Turns out, making gold jewels is a lot like making pasta.
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WE’RE JASON AND NIKKI WYNN. A couple of modern-day documentarians, perpetual travelers, and seekers of tall tales.
We’ve been chasing our curiosity around the world on wheels and keels since 2011. Why? Because curiosity is the key to unlocking life. It pushes us outside our comfort zone, softens our assumptions, and helps us embrace the great unknown. The more we let our curiosity lead the way, the more we discover about ourselves and the world around us.
Our home is also our transportation and we spend weeks away from civilization and sometimes land. Self-reliance and living a sustainable lifestyle are a must. It's all about managing our resources and we’re always looking for new and better ways to do so.
We've lived off the grid for over 10 years now in everything from a Van to RV to a Sailboat. And over time we have learned a lot about renewable energy, creating safe drinking water, and managing our waste.
Our journey is ever-evolving but the mission remains the same: #CultivateCuriosity
Timestamps if you like to Jump Around:
00:00 Medieval Festival San Casciano Italy
03:21 First Time to Florence Italy
06:30 Gelato Fun Facts
07:22 Piazza della Signoria Florence
08:08 Ponte Vecchio Florence "Gold Bridge"
08:46 Fratelli Piccini
10:40 Art & Jewels Crafted by Hand
12:58 Short Ceilings = TALL HISTORY
13:44 Growing up in a Bodega
15:06 The LAST Workshop on Ponte Vecchio
19:55 120 Years of History & 4 Generations of Jewelers
22:09 Bubbles & Bites (The Piccini Experience)
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#Tuscany #familytravel #TravelVlog #LifeStyle #howitsmade
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@elisatozzipiccini5094 Год назад

Thank you all for your lovely comments about our bottega. We enjoyed a lot talking to Jason and Nikki…. And her beautiful aunt. Whenever in Florence stop by to say hello. We will show you our bottega with pleasure

@garthalexander241 Год назад

It always amazes me how you have these people open their door for you and give there time to give such great history of there family and business . Watching your videos sunday morning with coffee in hand is definitely becoming a pleasant ritual for me . Really love the time you put into making your videos so entertaining and interesting .

@leighsirvent654 Год назад

My sister in law and family live in Florence. We saw one of the parades and traveled all over. It’s an unforgettable experience!

@elizabethlarose3632 Год назад

Very interesting….How did you score that interview? Fantastic

@ingleland1870 Год назад

Excellent video. Your aunt is beautiful! I am glad you bring everyone along in your adventures. Thank you!

@dansbrown1313 Год назад

Hello, Aunt Rebeca is beautiful and I can see where Niki gets her good looks from.

@lindalawson4296 Год назад

This should be on PBS, Travel Channel, etc. Thank you, Wynns!

@greygoose4x46 Год назад

100%, they are better than most of the stuff of travel channel

@rileybri Год назад

The true sign of a master Craftsman is when they are so good at what they do they make it look easy. Picasso was approached later in his life in a Cafe somewhere in Europe by fan with a pencil and napkin. She requested that do a quick sketch for her. He gladly obligated and 5 mins later hands it back to the woman. Just as she is about to take the sketch Picasso requests €10,000 (I'm sure it was not euros but work with me here on this one). She recoils in shock staying "it's just a 5 min sketch on a napkin why is it so expensive? Picasso responded that it may have only taken him 5 mins to do the piece it took him 50 years and countless other sketches to make that 5 mins happen.

@ariellesoullighting4309 Год назад

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@stephanieellis5399 Год назад

Something that so many people don't understand when they say that a work of art is too expensive.

@harterbob Год назад

We have visited both Florence and Sienna. Love them both.

@Windsingerful Год назад

As an artist nowhere near his league, I nevertheless concur 100%

@kiwiwifi Год назад

$10k was good value. She could get $100k on eBay

@cathyholt5215 Год назад

Wow! That emerald cameo was stunning. Fun episode.

@webheadusa9377 Год назад

I wonder who the model was!! :¬) Webhead USA

@AverytheCubanAmerican Год назад

Another difference between ice cream and gelato is gelato uses more milk and less cream AND doesn't use eggs like ice cream! Italy is a perfect balance of history and culture and Florence is a reason why! LOVE TRAMS! I used to live in Jersey City and Jersey City has a light rail system as well called the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail. It has three services and a total length of 17 miles (compared to Florence's 10 miles/16.5 km system), connecting most of Hudson County. It runs on the streets on the Downtown JC portion, so it acts as a streetcar for a part of its journey. Gotta love it when there's governments like Japan or Florence that care about having superb transit for their citizens.

@nooneanybodyknows7912 Год назад

Thank you, Elisa, for the tour of your jewelry, Bottega. I enjoyed the family history. Happy Easter, Wynn family, and friends. 🙏

@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un Год назад

Pyongyang also has a tram network. Ours is a 53 km/33 miles system of four lines that first opened in 1989. We originally had a system during the Japanese era, but the original system was destroyed during the war, so we had to build a new one from scratch. The system uses Tatra trams made in the former Czechoslovakia while the Kumsusan line uses a 1940s Zurich tram as it's a shuttle service not connected to the other lines. Pyongyang in general is a walkable transit city with trolleybuses, trams, bike lanes, and the Pyongyang Metro. The Pyongyang Metro features patriotic mosaics as well as chandeliers inspired by the Moscow Metro.

@garymarble9006 Год назад

The feature of the jewelry makers was absolutely captivating. I watch a lot of travel shows, and I have to say that jewelry feature was the most intimate, authentic, and detailed look into this Italian family craft I have seen. Perhaps you felt you rushed it out (your next video hinted that you felt that way), but I truly enjoyed it and will watch it over several times. It just captured something for me I cannot fully explain. Thank you. It seems to be true often that the best creative content happens when we feel it was not our best. We might not even know why, but I think on this one you should let the viewers decide how good it was, and for me it was your best ever! Keep up the amazing content.

@harleyfreeriderzynra9554 Год назад

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the grace, elegance and beauty of your Aunt. Wonderful episode!

@highvibe4839 Год назад

A Real lady, class act, and very warm hearted.

@bridgetalves5667 Год назад

Such an awesome video - being a goldsmith myself, I totally related and loved seeing the workshop and the craftsmanship 😍Very beautiful! And BTW your aunt is stunning

@soozempen814 Год назад

Right?? Her Aunt is gorgeous.

@GrizzB161 Год назад

I would to see a picture of her in her 20s. As beautiful as she is now, I would probably pass out seeing the picture.

@AverytheCubanAmerican Год назад

You know you're in a village proud of its deep history when it has a legit medieval festival! And Florence is so breathtaking. A bottega? Sounds like a similar meaning to bodega! Here in New York, a bodega means a Latino corner store with groceries and sometimes it'll even have a resident cat that's either owned by the bodega owner or semi-feral! In Spain, a bodega means a cellar and the word didn't mean a convenience store until Cuba. Then the word made it to the US when Puerto Ricans adopted this word from their Cuban neighbors to sell comfort food. So seeing bottega meaning a workshop in Italy interests me as I just love seeing the similarities and differences between languages that are in the same groups, in this case Italian and Spanish as Romance languages! Learning languages can be wonderful, as each language is beautiful in their own way. A language is a door, and learning is the key to open said door to another world, another perspective.

@1corinthians15.1-4kjv Год назад

In Denmark a bodega is a bar. It is in fact, what we call the bars, where all the guests are washed out alcoholics, that use the bar as their second home.

@Jumpoable 5 месяцев назад

Boutique is the French word. & it means a small but FANCY shop. LOL.

@carmancloud Год назад

Well it’s clear where you came by your grace and beauty Nikki! Your aunt is just lovely and it’s obvious they all mean so much to you. So wonderful to have family time in such a memorable place.

@robinsommer6009 Год назад

WOW THANKYOU for the invitation to see this part of Italy and the BEAUTIFUL people who keep the Family Tradition generation and generation 🛡️

@giles-df9yu Год назад

The lady in the jewelry store is a beautiful woman, inside and out. Not many like her in the world.

@highvibe4839 Год назад

We have many beautiful women inside and out globally, unfortunately they have been trampled on by an obnoxious self centred Agenda with full corporate and media support. The return of feminine, genuine women will be a stand out in time as the others fade into oblivion, many of us today hope for! ❤

@hermanharris5329 Год назад

No reason to apologize for the lack of production time. This was an amazing story!! Thank you.

@ryanchristian7886 Год назад

You're right! You are more than just a sailing channel, and I just wanted to express my gratitude for all of the content you make. Cheers!

@gonewiththewynns Год назад

Thanks for the love & validation Ryan! We'll keep making content if you keep watching! 💙💛💙

@karenpolansky9097 Год назад

How wonderful to share that experience with your aunt. Family love all around. ❤❤

@lotusdolphin Год назад

I was absolutely gob. Smacked watching this video. Really well done. Love your aunt quite the beautiful woman. I absolutely adored the history of the town, but more over the bridge, and couldn’t believe that this woman opened up her whole business to you. That was just amazing. I’m still sitting here shaking my head. What a beautiful day and beautifully, edited as well. Thank you so much. I thought I was going to miss the sailing, but with content like this, I’ve been absolutely riveted. You guys stay safe and have fun. Love from California.💜🤗🤟🏻🇺🇸

@gonewiththewynns Год назад

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@rattletraptanker5037 Год назад

What a neat and educational experience. I love the history. Thank you for sharing with us!!!

@outliersoverland Год назад

Thank you for deviating and sharing this video. It’s a shame how RU-vid does the exact opposite of fostering creativity by punishing creators for being creative.

@boguschinchilla3079 Год назад

Truly one of, if not, the most enjoyable of your gone with the Wynns posts yet. Well done. Thank you for sharing.

@daleevans3250 Год назад

Wonderful, wonderful. This was one of the best you have done.. I could feel the sense of joy and amazement you were experiencing.

@SeaTreeWonder Год назад

Your timing to be in San Casciano Italy for their medieval festival was perfect! What a spectacular event to witness today and it's pretty wild to imagine what actual life back in the middle ages felt and looked like...wow... Visiting Florence Italy must have been a spectacular experience! We really want to visit Italy sometime and we are sure we will be saying "oh wow!", "WOW!" and "WOWZA!!" everywhere we look! And your visit to the workshop of exquisite multi-generational craftsman jewelers was such a treat! Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.

@meinmaine9138 Год назад

I visited Italy in college but honestly do not remember much. Thank you for reminding me how beautiful and special Italy is! Such an interesting story of the jewelry and the bridge. I hope your uncle feels better!!

@murrayandjeandunnettcobine4120 Год назад

That was one of your most fascinating videos! The Italians created so much of beauty, with both skill passed down for generations, and their eye for perfection of form. For example I love everything they make, I have Italian shoes that are 25 years old but still look brand new! (Of course I have kept the leather waxed and polished from new). And of course any Italian wine is superb. What amazes me is their priceless sculptures in the streets, ie Trevi fountain, and they don't get vandalised. When I left school I learnt custom wooden boatbuilding and cabinetmaking. Everything was hand made, one off, learnt from older masters. Timber was selected for its grain and beauty of colour contrast. One boat was 2.5 years of work. A privilege.

@ecoop1234 Год назад

Wow how wonderful it is to see Florence, Italy again. I lived in Firenze for a year (2013) and I miss it terribly. Grazie Ciao

@Tomm9y Год назад

What a lovely visit to the Fratelli Piccini. The Wynns demonstrate such a great curiousity and respect, that they are worthy of all these details and the owners time. The generosity of the family sharing drinks on the balcony, with a magnificent view, is touching. Sharing traditions of festivals, skills of jewellry, etc, in the format of these well made videos is important and reminds of how our rulers and politicians have failed us particularly since the world wars of 20th Century.

@jr.6199 Год назад

We have amazing accomplishments to celebrate. Famine and poverty worldwide are lower now than ever. Medical experts can create vaccines and therapies faster than ever. Many common diseases have been eradicated. I am grateful for this progress, and thank the visionary politicians, industrial technologists, research scientists and the leaders of the past century. Have faith in our institutions and in science as they are our best hope. And admittedly there are always new populists professing anti-democratic policies how only they alone can lead us, divisively turning people against institutions, science and our neighbors, they could reverse progress short term if we dont recognize it. Traveling gives us all a better perpective on others, so thank you Wynns! for reminding us through your adventures abroad. The Wynns also help me have faith in the youth of today. Viva Wynns!

@sabrinacarter6719 Год назад

What a lovely episode. This is top-notch storytelling of a place and way of life that you only see on PBS.

@AnnaleeD Год назад

I was a Army wife in the 80s stationed in Vicenza Italy. I loved Florence. Love this video!

@karenzimmerman5491 Год назад

Thank you so much for taking us along on your trip. I absolutely loved learning about the jewelry making.

@jodymooney255 Год назад

Nikki, such resemblance between you and your sweet aunt! I hope she is having a life time experience! Sending much love to your aunt and uncle during this difficult time. ❤

@Petenz81 Год назад

Your amazing personalities seem to get you into places even royalty doesn’t get. What a wonderful video. I walked over that bridge and marvelled at its intricacies, but now I know it even better. Thank you Mrs Wynn.

@MrOso36 Год назад

My father was born in Italy. After finishing the 5th grade he went to work as an apprentice at a furniture maker. Their ability to conceptualize and create objects of beauty is something special. Really enjoyed this weeks episode.

@mrgreen9900 Год назад

Wow! I loved the wonderful outside shots of Florence but the time and attention to detail about Elisa Tozzi Piccini and her family and craft was above and beyond! That emerald cameo - WOW!!

@timallen5086 Год назад

I've been watching your channel for as long as you have been airing all the way back when you guys were campers ! I'm now 65 I too have been diagnosed with cancer and I want to thank you taking the time to take care of you family ! I'm ex navy and had a chance to go to Italy "Naples" and florence as well its all so beautiful over there! I'm doing well this all started with a stroke then they found the cancer, been through the cemo and radition now i'm doing something called reno therapy "I think" Its the therapy once a month for a year to kill "if any" cancer left in my body! Anyway! I'm glad that you helped out family members who would have never seen another country!

@para1324 Год назад

Tim prayer for full healing sent. Best wishes also.

@auntmemeintennessee8033 Год назад

Oh my! Such a lovely land. The Renaissance parade was so awesome, and the craftsmanship of the jewelry is exquisite! Also, your aunt is so classy and stunningly beautiful. Now I see where Nikki got her beauty and grace from! I rarely comment, but I have to thank you and Jason for sharing your Italian experience. What an amazing country! 🇮🇹

@this_is_katelynn Год назад

This was so great!! Thank you for sharing this part of your adventures!!! We do follow you guys for sailing, but also LOVE all your travel episodes, tips and tricks!!! You’re really helping us to expand our vision, views and dreams on all that is possible.. and we look forward to visiting some of these places you share with us! Keep being you, and keep sharing your joy and passions! 💗💞✨✨ Love to you both. Xoxo

@lesliesharpe8656 Год назад

So fun to see you making precious memories with your lovely aunt. There is definitely a strong family resemblance!

@SAP64 Год назад

The jewelry shown is exquisite, it must have been breath taking to see it in person. Great to see that your having a wonderful time with your family.

@mikehoops Год назад

Your aunt looks like a rare mix of warm, classy and beautiful. She has a star quality about her. You look great together.

@darlenarusso8235 Год назад

What a beautiful and wonderful experience this is. Thank you for sharing this with us. I love history and this was such a fantastic way to experience it. I do hope you were able to buy something to remember the experience. What a treasure this family is, and they wanted to share it with you and your family. How awesome!! You are so blessed to have experienced so many wonderful people and experiences around the world. God bless you.

@sailingarista Год назад

Watching this again based on your post today but this video was amazing. My Mom, my oldest daughter at 8 and myself did a trip to Italy and went to Florence that was my favorite city. Just bellisimo ❤🎉. Thanks for sharing this special jeweler,

@smartbiz888 Год назад

Love the food, the ambiance, the people and just everything about Northern Italy...I used to travel there often for business and vacations...You enjoy...Great video by the way... 🙏🙏🙏 👍😎👍

@MrDonJBerg Год назад

As much as I miss your sailing adventures..I REALLY loved this one in Italy...

@YvonneRaphaelWriter Год назад

Wow! That emerald cameo is superb! That is the mark of superlative talent. Emeralds are like a life saver. They crack that easily, so to carve one that size in such detail is really special to see! And all that architecture and the parade… This is very enjoyable to watch. Thanks for sharing your trip. I’m happy you are getting this time with family!!

@JjLl2221 Год назад

As a goldsmith this episode was very special. This is exactly how I felt about my work.

@PaulaBurr-rc2st Год назад

Absolutely beautiful video! Scenery, behind the scene view of a traditional craft were all amazing but the best part was seeing the deep love and ease between you and your aunt, Nikki! Thank you!

@dmwi1549 Год назад

What a wonderful glimpse into the town’s history and a fabulous family enterprise.

@edcook9747 Год назад

For a sailing channel, you have ventured into the business of a travel channel with professionalism and quality! I watch travel channels and your presentation is second to none! I miss the boat but not by much!! Your Aunt is beautiful! Anxious to see your next destination! The Wynns travel channel!!

@stoneroadstitching 23 часа назад

Thanks for sharing this time with your family and also a piece of Italy.

@LBinBKK Год назад

Such a great glimpse behind the scenes of what makes Florence such a magical city. It really makes me look forward to going back again. Well done!

@TomNelson-jc4mh Год назад

You and your aunt……What a special bond you both have.

@douglasrussell5098 Год назад

I know. I enjoyed my time in Italy back in the early 80's. So much history. Just never stoppes there. It's around every corner. Stay safe.

@dianesilverstein6475 Год назад

This was a beautiful trip down memory lane for me on many levels! Your filming was extraordinary and the "tour" was so interesting. (Firenze). And the medieval festival, oh wow! Love all you give to us through your videos. Thank you! ❤❤

@ChristinaMcKay Год назад

A great video, brought back many fond memories of numerous visits in the 90s. And your aunt is as beautiful as you, Nikki. Greetings from Germany

@melissakennedy2849 Год назад

I think this is my most favorite video yet. So Sweet to see you with your family as you tell the story of the Piccini family. ❤ your aunt is just darling.

@paulbuttner6808 Год назад

Tuscany is absolutely beautiful. To see the art handed down through the generations is amazing. I love seeing a master craftsman at work. Crafting works of wonder and beauty to be appreciated by everyone. Thank you for sharing this and many other incredible places with us.

@suzannechance5876 Год назад

Thank you. Lovely episode!!

@sherried.3861 Год назад

What a wonderful look at such a truly beautiful family business. The cloisonné miniatures on those earrings were exquisite. But holy moly Nikki your aunt is gorgeous! And you look just like her. It was clearly evident how close you are and how important she is to you and Jason. What a wonderful experience to share with her. I was fortunate enough to do a similar thing with my mom a couple years before she passed away from cancer. Something I will always cherish.

@sterlingwuzinski5384 Год назад

This was probably the best video of quality and content that I have ever seen on this channel. The filming and editing was absolutely pro grade.

@kimberlyshalaby1134 Год назад

Enjoyed seeing Florence Italy. The jewelry reminded me of my love for the Caliasion Necklace I've cherished.

@TomSmith-nx3hx Год назад

You were right. Not a SAILING VIDEO. But an absolutely fantastic video. RU-vid, wake up!! Thank you so much for sharing!

@jeromehebert3184 Год назад

that gold shop is amazing

@FlyingScot57 Год назад

This was one of our favorite episodes you have done! Sailors and sailing we love and who we are, but this was awesome. We were at Pont Vecchio mid-2000s and loved Florence! The story of the jeweler was absolutely beautiful with incredible work. Such positive outlook with a view across generations - looking forward to taking the family back there!

@OffRampAdventures Год назад

Its such a pleasure to know this kind of craftsmanship still exists. Fun, unique designs, too!

@ALittleCLAIREification Год назад

One of my favorite videos so far - we LOVE Florence. Whether you are sailing, or having adventures while awaiting your new catamaran (so close!), you two never fail to disappoint. We can't wait to go back to Italy and I am so looking forward to hearing more about your Italian escapades and the boat show in France! xo 😊🌎⚓

@MedicFlyer 4 месяца назад

Take the message about being an artist and taking the needed time ... to heart 🥰

@EricaLynn1021 Год назад

I've been thinking about this video all week! I love all of your videos of course, but something about the jewelry makers was so fascinating to me! How amazing to stand in their workshop and look out the window they've looked out for decades...generations! Thank you so much for capturing your conversations and sharing!

@kimandersen3423 Год назад

What a wonderful video showing this family. Thank you

@Sparrowinparadise Год назад

Thank you for redirecting me back to this episode. I loved it. The gracious Italian Artisan family and your very lovely Aunt made for a lovely half hour.

@michaelstrantzalis Год назад

The only think on my mind all the time was what an amazing place to work and create. That window... Beauty!

@WayneSmith-yf3fg Год назад

This was so much more meaningful than just wandering through the museums.

@highvibe4839 Год назад

I hold out hope that I too will travel to Europe, two trips cancelled in previous years. I’m so happy your beautiful Aunt got to experience this vacation, in style, such grace, and what a remarkable family place to have sundowners. Nicki and Jason, the company you find, and keep is very genuine and sincere, matters of the heart 💜 are always present in your videos. Authentic!

@hettiegrubbs Год назад

Loved the video. What a beautiful observation of the workshop that the view, the tools, the techniques are all the same as generations ago but only the hands have changed, what an incredible legacy.

@thomasbrasse3145 Год назад

My wife and I just did Italy in September and Florence and the surrounding hills were our favorite. What a place. On the other side of the bridge and down one of the side streets, we ran into a party. They invited us into the restaurant and we had free wine and appetizers. I cannot remember the name of the event, but apparently it is a thing there with the locals. I tipped heavily and treasure that memory. We hired a car and went all around that area (and to a winery). Tuscany had me looking for villas to fix up!

@thoreau7106 Год назад

I'm one of the ones who was done dirty by the RU-vid wizardry; so thanks for linking it in your most recent videos. To that point as much as I know this is your job taking time for family obviously and clearly clearly takes priority. That's about the most Italian concept out there. I don't care about your method of transportation on land or sea as this video just provided me an experience I'm sure I never would have access to in my lifetime. So thanks!

@dryroasted5599 Год назад

Sienna does something similar every year with the Palio di Siena, a horse race in the city center where each horse is sponsored by a neighborhood. It's absolutely insane, the horses careen around the tiny square, and everyone is packed in around the sides watching and cheering.

@elizabethverrill8893 Год назад

Loved this video with you and your family!!! You are such a great storyteller!

@davek4442 Год назад

Wonderful video and such a great experience to talk to the jewelry maker.

@cathielem2023 Год назад

I love how this goldsmith takes the time to show and explain business. North Pole in Old Montreal, Canada were the same for us. Fascinating, Thanks for sharing

@Twisted.family Год назад

I love watching you guys. Thanks for showing us all these amazing places and letting us live bi-curious through your adventures

@user-hx4oy2yf8v Год назад

One of my favorite videos of all time, absolutely loved it!!!! Nice diversion from boat life! Just loved it!

@TheCarlinj Год назад

It wasn't because of Easter, I've been watching for many years and it did not come up in my feed. First Tim ever!

@marielange9077 Год назад

This reminds me of your visit to a coffee plantation in South America, where you learned all about tasting coffee. You go into depth, and we learn along with you, a rarity in RU-vidLand. Thank you.

@pfalzgraf7527 Год назад

That was ... different - and beautiful!

@sheryld1957 Год назад

So very sorry. When I watched this again, I realized I hadn't checked the like button. I really did love it and the new one as well. That was one long day!

@kcsunnyone Год назад

Wonderful! Was waiting and refreshing - so happy to see you back again! Happy Easter!

@mattmeiners985 Год назад

That was great.... You did a great job with this one....

@keosh777 Год назад

What a lovely video. I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect.

@marlam6681 Год назад

Thank you for documenting this beautiful craft. Stunning!

@dondesormeauxrcadventures7551 Год назад

I loved this episode! How lucky to get such a warm visit and tour. Fascinating and your Aunt is lovely.

@CFPVideoProductions Год назад

This is by far your most interesting tour of a city yet. I have been following you two for several years now and love your videos.

@WSallai Год назад

Absolutely loved all the images that you captured of Florence. It has convinced me to visit. As I was watching the conversation of the jewelry store owner talking about her family’s life’s work to Nikki and her Aunt, I was struck by how much they look alike. Her Aunt is a gorgeous and utterly charming woman and I think that as Nikki ages she will look like her. Jason is a lucky fella!

@constancespillman449 Год назад

Looks like a blast!!

@ldirk58601 Год назад

That was fascinating!

@staz6530 Год назад

I've never had a desire to go to Italy like most Americans I meet. I LOVE this family and their history. I want to buy a piece from them. Beautiful people, beautiful story. Thanx Nikki and Jason🤙your aunt is beautiful too. I hope she enjoyed her trip!

@angelparas3978 Год назад

First of all what is Aunt Rebecca’s skin care routine!?!? Her skin looks amazing!!! She looks like she could be your sister! Also just love this video! I went to Florence in high school like 12 years ago and your video just brings me back!!! 😍