With hidden architectural gems, plentiful market plazas, friendly people and the Moomins, my last stop in Finland proved to be one of the most marvelous cities I’ve ever been to.

With hidden architectural gems, plentiful market plazas, friendly people and the Moomins, my last stop in Finland proved to be one of the most marvelous cities I’ve ever been to.
I stepped off the boat into the rural and coastal towns of the Fins, learning about the relaxed life and brainstorming game dev with my friend in Vaasa.
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During 2 months of backpacking I made it a point to try at least one local beer in each country. Here are my thoughts, which I’m sure many of you will beautifully hate me for!
I took my first-ever overnight cruise, going from Sweden to Finland. My cabin ended up unused as the night proved too eventful to sleep.
After brief interlude in Poland, I once again grabbed my backpack and ventured out. Seeking a unique “Nordic” experience, I found odd similarity to the western world just eloped.
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Before returning home, I spent one last day in Vienna, having a few significant realizations about my month-long European travels.
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I always wanted to visit another Slavic country outside of Poland, my home. I finally got a chance, and the similarity was uncanny.
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Continuing my digital vagabond life I arrive in a city of opera and sausages with a friend I made on the train!
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I spent a month so far backpacking across seven different countries in Europe while working on my laptop. I made many mistakes. Here is what I learned.
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A geek forever bound to a laptop, I spent two weeks taking care of kids, surrounded by pastoral plains, cows and forests. Part of my nomadic journey I have not yet fully made sense of.
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