is to live
I’m Remo.
My travels have taken me to various places in Ghana, Burkina Faso, The Gambia, Kenya and Egypt.
The snow-covered peaks of Poland, Czech and Germany,
the many 100s-km long beaches of the Baltic coast along Denmark, Germany and Poland.
The Buddhas of Surin, in Thailand.
Travels to Romania and various other European countries.
I created this blog to share my tips for cultural travel adventures around the world.
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