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Nikola and Zorana sell home and land in Papuk, live in camper for 100 days

18.09.2026 06:04 1 min 1 source РУС
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Nikola and Zorana sell home and land in Papuk, live in camper for 100 days
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Nikola Borić and Zorana sold their house and land in Papuk and have lived in a camper without a permanent address for 100 days. Borić claims their overall costs have roughly halved: electricity, water and utility bills are gone, while fuel and food have become more expensive. During their travels they have not paid for a single campsite and have met people of various generations who chose a similar lifestyle.

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Nikola and Zorana sell home and land in Papuk, live in camper for 100 days

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