Homeless in Germany, Stealth Camping on a City Centre Island – Day 12



Homeless in Nurenburg, Germany, stealth camping on a city centre island for day 12 of travelling across Europe starting with $0.01.

Join me on a vagrant holiday as I vagabond across Europe in 30 days starting with a penny. Inspired my Ryan Trahan’s penny challenge, but a bit more feral, vagabonding and stealth camping through countries where I don’t speak the language and don’t have a right to work.

I hope you enjoy my version of Ryan Trahan’s 30 day penny challenge. For every subscriber I gain from this series, I’m donating a seed to help struggling communities learn to grow their own food & become self sustaining.

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32 thoughts on “Homeless in Germany, Stealth Camping on a City Centre Island – Day 12”

  1. This penny challenge soon turns into an absolutely mental mission!!! Will be releasing a video every day for the series. For every subscriber I gain from the series I’m donating a seed, pot and soil to help an orphanage (and other projects) grow their own food (I will provide evidence of this after the series). So subscribe my friends! <3

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  2. Kerr, you are quite the character! I was a bit skeptical at first seeing someone "copying" the penny challenge, but honestly, you captured the spirit and vibe of the original so perfectly, might i say even better! Love your stuff, keep it up! PS: IM WAITING FOR ANOTHER GREAT RESET HAHA

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  3. Ha ha ha ha SOOOO funny! I loved watching you go in the lake and not seeing the danger, of the deep areas! Didn't want you to get hurt, i just loved the way you got caught off guard. I need you to do videos of an hour plus, TWICE DAILY ha ha …your content is so fresh, funny and relatable. i don't watch tv for its propaganda, but i can watch you all day, EVERYDAY! Keep the videos coming!!!! 🤩😍🥰

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  4. Crazy, you choose the right place. In northern Germany, this would've been a lot harder, I think 🙂
    I hope you had a good time in our country!

    When I was a small kid, I remember also collecting pfand, because our parents didn't give us money to buy some snacks and drinks. Man, these were times..

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