Hey guys! It is good to see u here :) This chanel is about lifestyle, every day life routine and fun advantures, this all I would like to share with you. Here will be not only sport and traveling, but finally I would like to talk to you about ecology, how it is to be an expat in Europe and other things I want to share. I try to post NEW VIDEO EVERY 2 WEEKs ;)
About me: not a student anymore, located in Czech Republic. Huge part of my life are outdoor sports like snowboarding and hiking.
Slovak Republic is a secret unknown "ancient cultural castled heart of Europe" like Phoenix falling from the burnt culture and economy from most wars acros Europe. 💚💙❤🔥👌🍀
As a native of Fürth, I find your video an insult. 99% of your video was shot in the city of Fürth. You're selling it as Nuremberg. Nuremberg is Fürth's neighbouring city. The two cities have a very long rivalry. Why are you talking rubbish here? Fürth is a very nice city with 135,000 inhabitants. But it has nothing to do with the neighbouring city. So I'm asking you to rename the title of your video. It was filmed in the city of FÜRTH. And you also lived in Fürth. So please change the name
I can’t believe I was here last month. I stayed at Hvezda on of the Ensana Hotels. I felt like I walked into a fairy tale reality. The architectural details of the buildings and hotels is a marvel. At night we gathered at the singing 🎶 fountain. The mineral 💦 water is really good for healing and health. Marianske Lazne is truly a blessed place! ❤😊
hey, cool video. I thought wild camping in Slovakia is "not allowed".... did you just do it anyway, because you didn't bother anyone, or was this a designated spot?
hey Elizaveta...here in the US I would probably call you Liz or Liza, 🙂 but Elizaveta sounds pretty. Anyway I just saw your video of the camping trip in Slovakia. I was watching some videos of overlanding and I have also watched videos of Slovakia and other countries in Europe. I am thinking of visiting there one day whenever the time is right. Let me know if you have any advice for visiting your country. I enjoyed watching the concert, as well as other scenery and practical daily life of someone there, something different from tourist or typical tourist activities. I am also considering starting a you tube channel soon, about DIY projects, building campers and traveling and other things. Also, do many people speak English there? Thanks! and I hope your channel keeps going!
