It’s time for a new Tiny Trullo update, packed with news, fun stories, and – perhaps most importantly – the olive oil pre-sale has started! This year’s olive harvest in Puglia promises to be another unique experience, and if you’d like, you can even be part of it! Read on for all the details, and who knows, we might see each other soon in the sunny south.
The olive harvest is coming! Read More »
Many people ask me how my centuries old olive trees are doing. In my ‘save the trees’ blog and part 2 I describe how the deadly Xylella bacteria is killing all olive trees in Puglia. I wish I
How are the trees doing? Read More »
Real estate investing in Italy and other foreign countries: fun or foolish? Investing in a foreign country: an adventure or a nightmare? It can be both, and even at the same time. I already had
Lessons from construction projects abroad Read More »
Things to watch out for 👀 Condition of the trullo: What needs to be restored, and what are the costs? Accessibility: You want a peaceful location, but it should still be accessible by road. Also
Buying a trullo in Puglia? Read More »
Possible solutions for Xylella When I found out that the olive trees on my TinyTrullo land are infected with the deadly Xylella virus, I wrote this blog, hoping I could find a solution. Many people responded
Save my Olive Trees, part 2 Read More »
There may be a solution against the deadly xylella bacteria. Will you help? Will my dream turn into a nightmare? When I bought my olive grove in Puglia, I had of course heard the stories
Save my Olive Trees Read More »
Falling in love with a Tiny Trullo in Puglia Can you remember the exact moment you fell in love? I do! In this blog, I will share how it all started… On February 16th, 2020,
What an experience! I’d like to share it with you through these images and stories. When I bought the plot of the olive orchard I was told that the first week of November I would
My first olive harvest Read More »
I was in doubt about sharing travel stories during times of Corona. But I have chosen to continue living my life – with the necessary restrictions and precautions, of course – and to look for
La dolce vita in Italy Read More »
