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    The life of a Compulsive Traveler

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    filmmaker: tomli

    country: France

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    Maria says:

    What a great trip! I'm envious! But you brought back wonderful memories of my days of compulsive travel! Great job; love the music.

    posted about 1 year ago

    Dinah says:

    Tyler's Aunt Diane sent me the link to your video. This was really great way to see what you all did in Europe. Music was rockn' Hope you win the contest!

    posted about 1 year ago

    Wynn says:

    this vid rox!

    posted about 1 year ago

    carissa says:

    UUUUHhhhhMaaaaazing! You better win and share the prizes.

    posted about 1 year ago

    Ashley says:

    This video is amazing and shows us everywhere you went without having to click through hundreds of pictures. It's awesome!!! Good job guys!!!!

    posted about 1 year ago

    RYan Hogue says:

    I love you guys haha. This vid is way sick. Kinda reminds me of "Rules of Attraction" I hope you guys win!

    posted about 1 year ago

    Brooke says:

    wow, i love that you guys made your own song for this video. its great cause it captures the craziness of the young backpacking american trying to see all of europe in one trip. its a really difficult task, but you guys seemed to have pulled it off! great video!

    posted about 1 year ago

    Jeff says:

    This is so cool. Did you guys really run with the bulls? Thats crazy...

    posted about 1 year ago

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