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Just made new travel site, with more control, where i can put video's in to categories and have a lot more control.

Please go visit and tell me what you think

Sign up to our member,s only area thank's

The good new's is you will be able to pick a country and see street grub and tourist information about it

I will post only one video a day, starting tomorrow

Still building so please ber with me

any way see you over there

keep up your awesome support  

I am nothing without you. when i get your countries, dinner is on me

thanks

your obedient  servant

Raymond

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