The threshold of travelers dreams

Who wants to go out for a walk? Today I want to reshare this video, an idea to ventilate the summer with remote framings, with destinations to reach map.

byDaniel Landa

29 June, 2015

It's hot. The mind is refreshed on the beaches we have not seen yet. Is the summer which invites us to leave, This unbearable threshold holiday. I've always thought travelers outbursts occur in summer.

Who wants to go out for a walk? Today I want to reshare this video, an idea to ventilate the summer with remote framings, with destinations to reach map.

Travel the past years we open doors the world, Today we invite you to cross them all. The road awaits you. Tear out once!

If not… us what you have.

byDaniel Landa

Published June 29, 2015

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