46 Неспешные дни в Северной Италии | Балконный сад и Монца

In this silent vlog I'll take you from my small balcony garden to the beautiful city of Trieste, sharing quiet moments, tomato growing, flowers, nature, and a peaceful walk across the Karst Plateau. 🌿 During the second week of May, I transplanted my tomatoes, added fresh straw mulch, and prepared everything before leaving home for a few days. Then it was time for a short trip to Trieste, a city where I lived for ten years. Instead of telling its story with many words, I wanted to let the images speak for themselves—from Piazza Unità to the peaceful Karst landscape. Back home, I was happy to find the balcony garden doing well thanks to a little rain, my drip irrigation system, and my daughter's help while I was away. The tomatoes continue to grow alongside lettuce, basil, marigolds, cucumbers, chili peppers, nasturtiums, and the first blooming Coreopsis. Every season brings new surprises, and that's one of the reasons I love growing food and flowers in such a small space. Thank you for being part of this quiet corner of the internet. 😊 See you in the next quiet moment, Rudy If you’d like to stay on this journey with me: • Subscribe for more Quiet Journal episodes • Watch other cozy slow living vlogs on my channel 🎧 MORE QUIET MOMENTS For more relaxing videos, you can explore my playlists:    • Slow Life in the Italian Countryside – Qui...      • Balcony Gardening      • Cooking with Nature      • Nice Places   STAY CONNECTED:   / rudysquietjournal   Subscribe if you’d like to join this quiet corner of YouTube and spend more slow days together in Northern Italy. 🌿 ⏳ Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:22 How's the Garden Doing? 01:48 One Last Thing Before Leaving 03:56 San Giusto Castle & Cathedral 05:33 Cavana (Old Town) 06:27 Piazza Unità d'Italia 07:19 Molo Audace 08:03 Ponterosso Canal 08:33 Back Home, the First Tomatoes 11:44 Endless Lettuce 12:34 Finally, More Flowers 13:18 Cottur Cycling & Walking Trail #SlowLiving #SilentVlog #BalconyGarden #SlowTravel #Trieste #ItalySlowLiving