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Tag Archives: Dumitru Dan
While researching the story of a great Romanian adventurer, I found a great Romanian adventurer. But a different one.
When I moved to Romania, I knew that it had produced one of the greatest adventurer of all times. This is the story of how I was both wrong and right at the same time. (Scroll down to the 5th … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Argentina, Colombia, History, Iran, Romania, Russia, Statistics, Travel
Tagged adventure, Couchsurfing, Dumitru Dan, hitchhiking, Timotei Rad
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