Intro to my blog Big Joe - Cheap Travels

 Big Joe here!


Here is the footage of all of my videos as they are, uncut, uncensored and raw, just as they were taken and unedited on my travels around the world. I will try to change that and make more of video editing, but hey, I'm still learning, so please be patient. Who am I? Just an average Joe, fat and clumsy who tries to travel as much as my finances will allow and meet other cultures and people. I will try to show you that travelling is possible even on a small budget. You will see my interactions with locals and discover new places all over the world. You can follow me on my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5_l7nnjDCYxwjpEGZB1HPQ/featured

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