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Brazilian Travels The World On Foot - Brazillion Gazette
Brazilian Matias Tartiere has a singular approach to life and travel.
“Walking long distances through the deserts, forests, glaciers and towns of the world,” is how he describes his solo adventures.
Tartiere, 37, has walked 5,944 miles through 23 countries since May 2017.
Zenger caught up with him in Alaska, as he waited for government authorization, given pandemic restrictions, to walk into Canada.
Tartiere said his dream to travel the world on foot began four years ago, when he left his two jobs in Joinville, Santa Catarina, Brazil. “I worked for a while as a waiter at a snack bar, then I went to the mountain adventure store to tend to clients. I saved up for eight months and decided it was time to travel,” he said.
Brazilian Matias Tartiere has a singular approach to life and travel.
“Walking long distances through the deserts, forests, glaciers and towns of the world,” is how he describes his solo adventures.
Tartiere, 37, has walked 5,944 miles through 23 countries since May 2017.
Zenger caught up with him in Alaska, as he waited for government authorization, given pandemic restrictions, to walk into Canada.
Tartiere said his dream to travel the world on foot began four years ago, when he left his two jobs in Joinville, Santa Catarina, Brazil. “I worked for a while as a waiter at a snack bar, then I went to the mountain adventure store to tend to clients. I saved up for eight months and decided it was time to travel,” he said.