Alex shares an ordinary day on the homestead
Alex released “This is What I Left The City For...”, a quiet film of coffee, birdlife, gardening and work around his family’s countryside home in New Zealand.
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Alex released “This is What I Left The City For...”, a quiet film of coffee, birdlife, gardening and work around his family’s countryside home in New Zealand.
In a new video on his own channel, Alex talks about why he chose to leave the city and live in rural New Zealand.
Alex published a personal video explaining why he and his wife chose New Zealand to raise their children, including outdoor life and the difficulty of living far from home.
Alex released a guide with 12 tips for first-time visitors to Spain, drawing on his years living in the Basque Country and Galicia. The video includes an Airalo sponsorship.
Back in Mexico City after nearly three months in Brazil, Marko chose Socorro Acioli’s The Head of the Saint for his February book club and wrote about reading it while learning Portuguese.
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