The chronicles written by Filipe Morato Gomes during his trip around the world. Texts that were published in the Publico and which were compiled into a book.
Filipe Morato Gomes decided one day make a trip around the world. Unlike Willy Fogg in Jules Verne's book, it did not took 80 days and much less was the result of a bet, but rather was a need of departure. Bruce Chatwin, perhaps one of the world's best known wanderings, attributed this yearning for travel, the horror of the home, an almost irrational conduct, which resulted from our ancestral nomadic behavior, which still lingers in some of us.
The adventure that took some time, I will not say how much, you have to figure out over the thousands of miles that he traverses, the many places he visits and the people he meets along the way. Is a personal view of the various continents and experiences he lived in the most inner spots of the world.
Our traveler is transported through various countries and their cultures, through various means of transport available to the customer and we can assure you that unlike Verne's hero, things do not always go smoothly. I can say that he does not save a damsel in distress, but he meets some interesting women on the road. If you have not read the adventures of the Portuguese citizen on the newspaper Público, at least read the book. Bon voyage!
