On June 20, Roman, a small child, and his father Philip left the city and went to London to visit Grandmother. On a route that was approximately 3,000 kilometers long, they had to go a great distance. In addition to walking through the mountains and forests and riding bicycles and donkeys, tourists often took riverboat cruises.
Roman believes that because riding was so painful, he would have been better off walking this distance. Several of the folks who wished to assist greeted the tourists and provided them the chance to unwind and enjoy some delectable food.
On September 21, 93 days after they set out on their trek, Roman and his father arrived there. After a two-week quarantine, the grandmother and her grandchild were reunited. Boy was able to give her a hug after 93 days of being away from home.
In their neighborhood street, the locals applauded the family. Some even chose to accompany the father and son on their trek to her residence. Roman then described in detail his amazing experience at a small party that included cake and champagne.
