daniel & kevin
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Final Countdown

Published: 11.02.2017

Okay, 2x 60 liter backpacker backpacks, that's already sufficient. Think again. Where did all the space go? The two backpacks were filled up faster than we could think about what we want to bring along. A good moment to wonder how much stuff a person really needs to live. It will definitely be an interesting experience for life and ourselves.

Memo to Everyone: Setting up the tent in record time 'works'!

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#AllWeNeedIsOurBags

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