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Cameroon II Kribi and Pygmies: How I Enjoyed in Corona Times II SHAHBAZ

 


Enjoyed? Liked? my channel Shahbaz Israr Khan V Logs. Now its time to subscribe…. In July 2020, Shahbaz traveled after a hectic routine to an amazing place for rest and relaxation_ A first published story on my channel features all you will enjoy to watch. Kribi in Cameroon is amazing place to get enchanted away from the hustle and bustle of life. Experience a waterfall directly falling in the Ocean and the World Shortest Tribe: Pygmy through my eyes in my style. Let’s explore together in my first V-log.


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