When Romanian Timothy Radu turned 30 years old, he realized that either he would decide to fulfill the dream of his whole life, or he would never dare to test himself. In 2013, he left home, and in his pocket he had only $ 80. Relatives thought that his trip would not last too long, but Timothy Rad was not at home for 3 years.
Inexpensive and fun
Young and cheerful - these principles Timothy used to make friends with a variety of people whose language he did not even know. For 3 years he rode on 3 thousand various vehicles and conquered 200 thousand kilometers. For this, the young hitchhiker did not have to lay out a lot of money, it was enough to raise a thumb.
On the way, Timothy wrote a book about his hitchhiking adventures and wants to publish it in English. It included all the extraordinary events that occurred with Rad on the way.
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It remains only to envy the guy who was brought up on an Argentine helicopter and who saw the end of the world in Ushuaia.
Photos for memory
Of all the trips, Timothy Rad brings unique photographs.
Either he stands on his head in the Sahara desert, then he dresses up as an aborigine in the Amazon jungle, then he poses next to a portrait of Genghis Khan or kisses the Danish Little Mermaid.
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At the same time, Timothy’s photos were not taken by a professional camera; he was shot by fellow travelers - some on the phone, some on the camera.
Then people sent Timothy photos by email. Slightly blurry, without professional shine and processing, these pictures attract a sense of sincerity and joy.
