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Just join your channel it's really nice seeing how hard you work to make your house look nice it looks very beautiful out there looking forward to more videos

thank you for taking us along on your adventures! You did great entertaining your kids. It's important they like it, so they come and visit you al lot in Italy. I know the feeling entertaining my kids in my house abroad. Keep them coming and thank you for sharing!!

new to the channel. love what you're doing! for the multiple angle camera shots, are you repositioning the same camera multiple times or do you have several set up to keep continuity? also, united or city?

I could only dream on moving to Italy!

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I've recently started watching your channel, having started with your first video and continuing working my way through to the most recent. I really love watching you working around your property and enjoying the life there. You have such a great attitude and it is very satisfying to watch you making progress cleaning up around your home. I hope your plans work out. From what I've seen, patience and getting to know locals and how things work are the best approaches.

Great job

I really like that area. It has everything and you’re doing amazing stuff with the house. Hard work pays off. I love Italy besides the paperwork.

Idea for erosion abatement: The down slopes and top could use a layer of soil then pack in stones of the same size, round ones it in. Then use concrete reinforcement iron mesh fence, 4 x4. Inches by as many meters length that covers all slopes and top on all levels. Plant grass seeds on top and more soil over the rocks on the slope parts.

I think you should start by building some steps!

I love your videos

Hello! Hubs and I are in Florida, USA. Hubs and I are looking in Italy for a place as well. Found your channel and you describe exactly what we’re looking for! I have cousins in Ascoli Pecina in the Le Marche Region. Anywho, hubs has 40 years in construction and recommends that you put a French Drain along the bottom terrace, for run off to the road, or away from the house. We’re enjoying your vids! Great information for future Expats! 😊

I love your honesty

Put plan on paper, then review and do measurements a second or even a third time.

How about a drain field for the septic tank?

Corner lower cabinet with lazy susan works nicely, the door is hinged at the angle so folds back on itself and the attached on hinge side. Easy to access the contents, holds many small appliances and other kitchen necessities. Suggest you look into such as there is no wasted space and just turn the lazy susan and everything comes to the door for easy extraction.

Hello from the USA the state of Kentucky

Beautiful

We want to move overseas and have been looking at , Italy as a possible location. Your place is beautiful! Love the privacy and peace! Happy to of found your channel.

If you lay down some pine straw, it will help combat against weed growth. It could also help with erosion. Also, square bales can help with erosion. That's what we do in East Texas.

I’m following you for a while now. We have a look alike project like you, couple of km away from you near Cingoli. We are now in year 4 of reconstruction and the project, (never ending of course, but the phase to have the essential things done) will require another 2 years. We will also shape our ground/farmland in order to design it as much self-organizing as possible. Being your almost neighbor, I also want strongly recommend you that you cover all area where you don’t want weeds to grow. The ground looks not so fertile, al that clay…., but you will be amazed how fast al your landscaping will be overgrown by herbes you would never imagine to grow there, sometimes taller than you and with trunks 3 cm thick in only a couple of weeks. Unless you either mow every two weeks at least, or you have sheep or you cover the soil with root cloth your nice clean area will return into a wild bush very soon, even in winter time. Warm regards, Jürgen

You are so naive about olive trees😂....read some book on how to do it before planting random trees

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People steal those electric bikes like crazy; a pair of bolt cutters and they got your bike. You may want to look at a chain with larger hardened steel links.

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That looks like great riding country. I haven't ridden in Marche, but last month I did some climbs that have been in the Giro in Abruzzo and Veneto - also rode to San Marino. We're vaguely thinking of buying a place in Italy and proximity to good cycling is important!

Great progress, Richard! And you're getting some wonderful advice, I see :) I think a patch of sunflowers, off in the distance near your tree, would be gorgeous. Keep dreaming!

Swales, berms, and cover crops. Then trees! Retaining walls on farmland is blasphemy.

You can do it your way

What about a scrumptious swimming pool me old darling..

looks like they have done a good job Richard, I like it.

Go in search of other properties with similar terraces so see their layouts - but you need to do something about drainage, keep the soil from moving - go ahead and sow grass seed to hold it back - sow it heavy

I'll try this again. Wow three acres is a lot of land to work. I agree with the comment that it looks like a quarry, gravel pit now, only due to the straight lines. Nothing in nature is straight - look at the mountains or how a river wanders for inspiration. You asked for opinions - I would have made the lowest level by the house even bigger - yes bigger. The tiers also would have been wider and had random curves. To lessen the steepness of the slopes - they would have been wider/deeper - easier to work on since you're not a mountain goat. Where the tiers end on the lower part of the land - they would curve/flare out - to be more open and welcoming. Just like the nature inspired curves on the Museum of Civilization in Hull, Quebec, Canada. It was designed by native architect Douglas Cardinal. You have the land space - use it. It isn't a farmer's field anymore, so bring the beauty of nature back.

I'm so excited for you with these most recent changes. Congrats mate.

@threeacresofmarche Can’t wait to see when it’s all done. It’s gonna look great! 🍷🍷

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Plant grass just to keep everything stable until you get to everything. Best thing we’ve done to keep weeds and erosion at bay while working.

Thanks for showing the amazing cycling there is over there, every time I’ve been up Mt Nerone it been cloudy, even in the summer, looks like you had a cracking day. Next big ride try out the San Bartolo national park, start in Pesaro and do an out and back, it’s a cracker!