British explorer's 28-year walk across world mapped out as 36,000 mile journey reaches finish line

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British explorer's 28-year walk across world mapped out as 36,000 mile journey reaches finish line

GB News has mapped out the remarkable 36,000-mile journey undertaken by a British explorer by foot as he approaches the finish line after 28 years on the road. Karl Bushby, 57, embarked on his mammoth trek back to Hull from the tip of South America in November 1998. His journey from the southernmost point of Chile to Yorkshire had just two rules - he cannot use any form of transport and he was not able to return …