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I’m Remo.
My travels have taken me to various places in Ghana, Burkina Faso, The Gambia, Kenya and Egypt.
The snow-covered peaks of Poland, Czech and Germany,
the many 100s-km long beaches of the Baltic coast along Denmark, Germany and Poland.
The Buddhas of Surin, in Thailand.
Travels to Romania and various other European countries.
I created this blog to share my tips for cultural travel adventures around the world.
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I'm Remo Kurka, and I'm thrilled to share a glimpse into my life with you. I often describe myself as a nomad, journeying through the captivating landscapes of Europe, Africa, and Thailand.
One of my most memorable trips took me to Florida, USA, adding to my rich tapestry of experiences. My life is primarily anchored in two incredible places: the stunning landscapes of Wales in the UK and the vibrant culture of Ghana in West Africa.
I have a profound passion for exploring history, immersing myself in diverse cultures, and capturing the world's beauty through my photography.
I invite you to join me on this journey as we explore the stories and experiences that shape my adventures. Be sure to check out the websites dedicated to Elmina Castle and Cape Coast Castle in Ghana, where you can also find my photography.
If you're interested in seeing more of my work, visit my RedBubble page, featuring hundreds of photos and various items, including communist and socialist propaganda posters. Don't miss my BAUHAUS poster collection! I've also uploaded a unique selection of older and unusual photos, creating a distinctive history collection that I continue to expand.
Additionally, feel free to explore my various albums at https://remokurka.picfair.com, where I've shared thousands of photos and continue to add more.
If one ask me about my name "Remo"
Meaning: "Remo" is often associated with Latin and Italian roots. In ancient Roman mythology, Remus was the twin brother of Romulus, the legendary founders of Rome. The name is typically believed to be linked to the idea of "remus" meaning "oar" in Latin, symbolizing the idea of someone who rows or sails. Alternatively, it could also be derived from the word "remus" meaning "to row" or "to drive".
Looking into my website name: "Ghana0. com" "Ghana" derives from the Soninke word meaning "Warrior King" used to refer to the rulers of the medieval Ghana Empire (located in modern-day Mali and Senegal, not the current nation of Ghana.
The empire, also known as Wagadu, existed between the 9th and 13th centuries.
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