I would love a part two to this. This I what I'd go for in Italy. If there are some restaurants, a place to have tea and a few shops and I'm good. Could wander the paths every day, discovering a new part and just have tea overlooking that view. Amazing!! Thanks Dave!

Dave you are one of the most genuine, caring guys ever! I could feel you're sadness seeing the little kids toys n books, to you all this is so personal. That's what I love about your channel! You always have respect for each and every place you go and make us, the viewer's, think about the people who lived in these homes. I loved this video and it would be great if you done a part 2. Thank you so much Dave & stay safe xx

Really a tragedy. How beautiful must this place have been😢. Imagine people meeting their neighbours, children' s laughter...thank you for taking us along❤ greetings from germany

That place is amazing!! The ceilings, the walkways, staircases between the buildings, I love it all!

Just from seeing these towns in your part of your country , makes me wonder how life was like for all the people that made those houses their homes . TY for showing them on your channel . I feel like I've been abroad and on an exploration into other people's lives .

My family came from a small town in Sicily ..Poggioreale.. it was destroyed also in a 6.5 earthquake in 1968. It's still abandoned. Thank you so much for taking the time to show this. It breaks my heart.. so much loss.

Thanks for taking us with you 🎉.

I can just smell the aroma in the air from everyone cooking good Italian foods everyday!❤️ Awesome video, thanks for sharing!

Dave and boys please be careful out there you show us some great although sad explores that little girls room broke my heart those poor kids must have been terrified I hope the little girl and her family got out of their home safe 😢😢

Gracias por mostrar ese hermoso pueblo o comunidad, bello te queremos desde Argentina😍😍😍

A friend of mine just recently told me he was affected by this earthquake. It's amazing to see this town after learning about his story.

Thank you for taking me here!!

I love your work so much. The compassion you feel for the people and the things that they had to leave behind is truly amazing. I could honestly feel your emotions through my screen. That to me is a sign of a great artist and who truly loves what he does. We all appreciate your hard work and dedication so much. Keep up the great work.🤗🧡🤗

Wow , so sad 😞 Thank you for all your videos and for your compassion. I really miss Marky with you.

So so heartbreaking such a sad place but amazing at the same time bet it was a beautiful place at one time thank you for taking us all along with you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ x

Hi Dave & Friends, Southern Italy in April 2009 when a 5.4 Earthquake came & Damaged So Much!! This was Most Interesting & So Much to See!! I think it would be Great for you & the team to go back & Make a Part 2 !! It`s So Good they are Trying to Save the Buildings!! I pray the People go back & Collect All Their Things!! Furniture, Pictures, Dishes, Beds & sheets, blankets, Kids Toys & Books, Clothes, etc... The church Was Awesome! The Bell is worth Lots of Money, & should be put back up!! The Chandeliers were Gorgeous & the Beautiful Ceilings & Piano`s!! I would of moved the 2 chairs & the 2 pictures of Family Members in a different room, since the ceiling is about to come down! Take care & You all stay Safe, Love You loads, from Barb from Central Illinois USA🥰😎✌❤

Part 2 would be fantastic. What a beautiful, sad village. So many beautiful buildings with such historic value. Thanks Dave x

I was just waiting for you to visit this village, first time I saw this village, there was only 3 family's starting over, to build the village up again, sad history ❤ I was really crying when I saw the church 😢

Ciao Dave, this is just so terrible, it breaks my heart to see this. It's bad enough that these buildings are hundreds of years old, they are built into mountain sides, so they are double doomed when an earthquake hits. It's so hard to imagine, living through something like this. Thank you for your kind soul and compassion, looking forward to part two. Love from N.Y.

Thanks for making these videos Dave!

Such an awesome explore

Beautiful place and houses. So sad. 🙏🏻👍❤️

Thankyou for taking us on a tour of this town. It was so sad to see all the homes where people had to flee & the damage that was done. The church was so beautiful, I hope they can save it. It would be great to see Part 2. I love your enthusiasm for the places you go too & you show so much respect for the families & there homes. You are definitely the No.1 explorer with your passion & dedication for what you do. We need Mark back you two are so good together on the explores... I hope Holly is doing well, sending a big hug her way...much ❤ to you & your family...keep up the great work & stay safe...Greetings from Sydney, Australia 👋😀🥰😘

What a tragedy it is so crumbling. Bet it would have been a wonderful place to live. The scenery is beautiful. Thank you very much for a great video.

Thanks for all your hard work, bringing us videos. So sad to see

I'm so envious, you get to record history and tell peoples stories! Love your compassion, and how you put things into perspective 💙

Still so much beauty side by side with destruction, the fear that all these people must of felt, my heart breaks, especially seeing the children's bicycles,toys and school work. Living through some aftershock of some earthquakes myself, but nothing like this brings back that feeling of dread and the horror this town experienced. Again another BEAUTIFUL and sad explore. Take good care, stay safe and thank you.❤💔✌️

What a beautiful town. It breaks my heart to see kids toys left with no one to play with them x

Surprised that so much stuff is still there though. Great video have a great day and a safe trip

Hi David, nice to see you again, my heart goes out to those people such devastation and loss. Some of those homes are so beautiful. God bless and take care.❤️🇨🇦

This looks awesome!

Another explorer did this it was magnificent that’s why I’m watching it again.😊

I love the way you take your time and don’t rush it ❤

Thank you for sharing, great exploration. But 😢the church was amazing .❤ So wish I could go overseas. My budget doesn't allow at this time.Beautiful city that old time feeling💕

Thanks for sharing the video with us. Nice to see places outside of South Africa even if it is through a video that was made by someone else. Thank you, love watching you all.

Love this video please do a part 2❤

Now I seen the hole video, I can see nothing happened with the church, nothing changed in 10 years, how disappointing 😢I will love to see a part 2, love this exploring/video, thanx ❤

As you walk through the buildings, Im sitting wondering how someone that used to live there would feel if they saw the video. Can you imagine? I think I would be so emotional and excited to see my old home, lost in a disaster on KZfaq. Thank you for the respectful, loving way you treat the situation ❤

I've seen this church before. If I remember right it was built in the 1400's. Historic Preservationists in Italy are trying to save it with scapeling supports. Each of those niches with columns on each side had statues at one time.

Yes do a Part 2 - that church was over the top ! Bring Steve Ronin with you again!

Wow great video 👍dave really enjoyed this 👍 what an amazing place such a sad sorry though, glad u can still see it though, thanks for sharing 👍 look forward to seeing yr next video 👍💖

Wow look at that view of the mountains ⛰ sad of what happened there i can only imagine the terrible experience that went on while all that went on ...................

Ts 37:38 "What we need to conquer is more interesting than the Gia Concuisina. " That's what above the 2nd door reads. I never could translate what was above the 1st door. The story behind Fossa is sad, on the other hand, what's left behind is fascinating!

Below is the worst quake I've been through and it was miles away. My hubby took off and left me and my daughter to get out of the swaying house 🙄 I grabbed her and carried her down the stairs under one arm. She was about 9 years old tall for her age and heavy. I held on to the bannister and ran as best I could. The stairs were moving under my feet I thought "this is it I'm going to die by falling into the cellar" We made it out into the front garden. Sarah said her feet never touched ground till we were outside . Surprisingly our 100+, wooden cottage had no damage. It was terrifying. I feel so badly for the people of that village. I hope they never have to suffer a quake again ❤❤ Interesting video but very sad. 😢💖 "Earthquake At 4:57 a.m. local time (11:57 UTC) on June 28, 1992, a magnitude 7.3 earthquake awoke much of Southern California. Though it turned out it was not the so-called "Big One" as many people would think, it was still a very strong earthquake. The shaking lasted for two to three minutes. Although this earthquake was much more powerful than the 1994 Northridge earthquake, the damage and loss of life were minimized by its location in the sparsely-populated Mojave Desert."

Wow very sad but beautiful thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️hey Steve amazing explore guys 💯loved it

If the beauty of the church hasn’t brought you to your knees nothing will.

Defo need a part 2 Dave. I love the Italian churches, the detail, style and the craftmandhip is next to none.. perfect 👌🏻 i pray that family escaped, i was wanting you to open the suitcase on the bed in the little girls room. You really would think some would go back to collect precious items. It must have been so traumatic and then covid hit Italy really hard back in 2020/2021. Please go back. Thanks for sharing Dave 💫

I'm literally crying right now. I remember seeing on CNN here in America. Seeing it though through your video is unbelievably heart breaking.❤️😭🙏praying for this town to be fully revitalized. Thank you so much for being the upstanding guy that you are. My prayers to you and your family

Hi Dave I think you should do a part 2 of the video because I think that your video was really good it was 1 of the best video's that you ever done yet. 😎😆

Love watching Steves videos and now have caught several of yalls videos that you've done together - love it!! Thanks for sharing with us!

Very touching Dave, so sad, can't imagine the fear everyone felt 😔 the church, still very beautiful. You put your life in danger. Thank you so much for this explore x

Oh wow the church!! 🤩

Please part two would be wonderful to see.

Thanks for sharing Fireman 🔥🔥🔥

This looks great 👀 The modern Pompeii? Without the bodies! Rich 🇬🇧

So very respectful guys, thank you. New subscriber from Mauritius.

Oh how sad...this littel town...everething is broken..the kids room..the feelings when yousee this...what about all this people now?? Thanks dave for your great work and your heart is feeling with this people..i love your videos..thanks for taken us with you..take care of you.....

Oh my gosh this was amazing!!!! The architecture is so beautiful, thank you for sharing this amazing place it's so beautiful but you feel the sadness there too...

Great video Dave thank you for all your hard work, stay safe ❤️

Even though all the damage was caused it's still a beautiful place and nature taking the land back such a sad tragedy 😢

That's incredible!

Beautiful video and that town was prosperous for the houses well constructed and beautiful adorned. The church OMG one of the best churches l have been seen.👍🏻👏

Hello from across the pond David - thank you for showing us this city that now sits empty. Hey, while you are in Italy you really should visit the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum - they were both covered in ash in the year 79 when the volcano Mount Vesuvius erupted. Mount Vesuvius is a somma-stratovolcano located on the Gulf of Naples in Campania, Italy, about 9 km east of Naples and a short distance from the shore. Pompeii had a water system throughout the town that was way ahead of it's time for the year 79. They had public baths that had hot water, cold water and a steam room - and there were public water fountains all over the town. This was discovered when archeologists started excavating the town. I'm sure you already know about Pompeii but if you don't, exploring it would be right up your alley! Please do a video if you go there. Thank you Dave, and I clicked on the thumbs up for this video (I've been subscribed to your channel for years). I would love to visit Italy. Please take good care of yourself, and see you in your next explore!

🙋‍♀Awesome!! Thanks!👍😊

Thank you sir I enjoyed that very much. I know some towns in Italy they are begging for foreigners to move there. Thank you for the video you're very good at what you do. Your friend from Stuttgart Arkansas USA

I have just watched this and how sad for these poor families having to leave everything behind , such a beautiful place , your so respectful and caring Dave would love to watch part 2 , ❤

I love this village! Thank you so much for sharing with us!! As always you are compassionate and respectful. Those were some beautiful homes! God Bless!

Out of all the places I have watched you explore, this one probably touched me the most, or the top 3. This is still a very beautiful place with I hope a chance to live again. I have watched a few urban explores, but you, sir, are, in my opinion, the best. You seem to have a passion for what you do. And you maintain a high respect for the people and the lives that were spent in the place you explore. I am so happy I found this channel, and if I could or can, in the future, I will support it. But for now, I can only comment and give it a thumbs up.

What happened here is horrible. It looks like like a cool place to live but so many earthquakes is scary. The views are amazing.

This was a fabulous video so many homes like the ghost town very interesting thank you

hi Dave and guys hope you guys be safe out there 🙏🙏🙏🙏 you do a great job on your videos good to hear about the story of the place nice video I look forward to watching your videos miss Mark with you it always makes my day better ever time I watch your videos so please be careful and safe travels ❤️ you guys sometime, s you are so funny

I would love to see part 2

Great Explore of Fosso, Dave! How sad for the devastation caused by this earthquake. May those who passed rest in eternal peace. The church was breath taking. Definitely would live to see part II. There is so much to explore here you could be there for days! Thanks so much for all that you do.

Awesome video thanks

Beautiful Town. Ty and be careful .

So many abandoned houses. You are onto something. So many unanswered questions about people who disappeared.

Oh my - such devastation. I so wish I could go through and put a hand on a wall, to try and feel the good, the bad. As you went from home to home, room to room, I so felt as if we were right there with you. All the things these families had to leave, the photos, the children’s toys, books school work. Things really can change in an instant, and to wake up to it, running to grab your babies. The Church was spectacular, I would have loved to see what it looked like before it was so damaged. As you walked over the hole, I was imaging brides coming up the aisle, christenings. Where would all these people gather to bury their loved ones and comfort each other? The bewilderment and fear. One of your better explores, even though it was all so heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing and please be safe❤

Thank you for another excellent video. The video was interesting and informative. Love your channel ❤❤❤❤

Epic tour, once again!!!!

Really excited for a part 2😃

Sad but Amazing explore Dave THANK YOU!!!

I would have loved to have lived in that town. It’s beautiful and surrounded by neighbors. This is so sad. Great job, Dave

Thank you for this explore. I truly felt a sense of sadness when you were filming the bedrooms of these lovely families homes( 3:50). You show allot of respect not to bother things, leaving things the way they were left by the owners. May our Lord, Yeshua Hamashiach protect you in all the days of your life.♥

This was so interesting Loved it 😍

I could not imagine the nightmare these families went thru on April 9th, 2009. ❤😢

Wow wow wow. Thank you Dave. You help me through my day.

Imagine all the those many years ago walking on those paths with your donkey lugging your stuff. Another great explore 👌

Such a tragedy to strike such an amazing village! Thanks for sharing with us!

You are an amazing caring compassionate man. Take care and stay safe.

It’s strange the houses still intact were abandoned, some beautiful places, very sad that everyone had to leave their town

Just wanted to say , Hi hope your Well .Thank you for sharing this amazing adventure with us. What was once a thriving community, is now a ghost town, so sad. ❤🍀🍀🦋🦋

So sad great video stay safe 😊xx

That was great, please do a part 2.

Love your videos,it's a nice way to relax at the end of the day. Kudos 😊❤

Where's mark . Hope he's ok x

Interesting architecture. Don't know if I would trust a rebuild here though. Stay safe❣️

❤❤ an amazing video ❤❤

I get excited when I see a new video❤❤ Yaaaaee🎉 Love your voice! Love your sweet kindness! Love you!!❤🇨🇦🏆

Hi Dave, Steve and Radick, thank you for showing us this beautiful old village. That was scary seeing all the braces holding the homes walls up. The child's room with the big Mickey mouse and toys, it's a shame the children had to leave all their toys behind. The Church was gorgeous I hope they finish fixing it up and that light fixture is beautiful. I also love the house you went in after the church with the red spiral stairs and the untouched bathroom and furniture. The end of the video with the town play ground and and market, so sad. Thank you for this explore and I hope your having a good time in Japan, stay safe and take care.

God Bless U also for Sharing