"52 Days 15000 Km 16 Countries By Ray Mcdonald Thai famous backpacker"13 July 2008Factual390 mins
Roaming by Ray Mcdonald The story of famous thailand backpacker who want to challenge, From Bangkok to London by train.
52 Days ,15,000 Km. , 16 Countries
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