Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
One of my best friends from Colorado, Mishara, gave me a €5 note before departing on my one-way adventure round the world travels, and after more than 5-years I finally made it to Europe after spending time in Central & South America, South East Asia, North East Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Her only requirement, was that I was only supposed to use this on purchasing a beer, as she wanted to treat me to my first one upon reaching a European Country. So here's to you Mishara, "Salut from Madrid, Spain!"
One of my best friends from Colorado, Mishara, gave me a €5 note before departing on my one-way adventure round the world travels, and after more than 5-years I finally made it to Europe after spending time in Central & South America, South East Asia, North East Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Her only requirement, was that I was only supposed to use this on purchasing a beer, as she wanted to treat me to my first one upon reaching a European Country. So here's to you Mishara, "Salut from Madrid, Spain!"
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