Karl Bushby Finishes 28-Year Walk Around the World
After setting off from the southern tip of Chile in November 1998, former British paratrooper Karl Bushby has finally walked 31,000 miles back to his hometown of Hull, England, without ever using tran
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How Karl Bushby Walked 31,000 Miles Home Without Using Transport
15. A Mother's First Words After 28 Years
14. Two Ironclad Rules Across 31,000 Miles
13. Surviving On Pennies And Roadside Scraps
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12. Braving The Darien Gap And The Frozen Bering Strait
11. Swimming The Caspian Sea And The English Channel
10. Where It All Began In Punta Arenas, Chile
9. The Spark Of Wanderlust After Military Service
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8. Thirteen Years Of Waiting For Visas And Borders
7. Retreating To A Safe Haven In Mexico
6. Evolution From Solo Hike To Global Mission
5. A Multi-Generation Reunion On The Humber Bridge
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4. A Hero's Welcome In Hull City Centre
3. Crediting Team Earth For Getting Him Home
2. The Identity Crisis Of Finishing A 28-Year Dream
1. Hanging Up The Boots With Werner Herzog
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After setting off from the southern tip of Chile in November 1998, former British paratrooper Karl Bushby has finally walked 31,000 miles back to his hometown of Hull, England, completing a 28-year journey around the world on foot.