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Karl Bushby finally arrives home: After walking 28 years, 30 countries and an estimated 75 million steps, the British adventurer reaches his mother's front gate in Hull

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Home | Mail Online (GB)43m ago

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Karl Bushby finally arrives home: After walking 28 years, 30 countries and an estimated 75 million steps, the British adventurer reaches his mother's front gate in Hull

When Karl Bushby set off on an extraordinary mission to walk home from the southern tip of South America, his son Adam was eight years old and he believed he would be back within 12 years.

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BBC News2h ago

Center

Karl Bushby ends 28-year journey at mother's house in Hull

Crowds gathered in Hull city centre to welcome him, before he walked home to to his mother.

Original

Home | Mail Online (GB)3h ago

Centerprovisional

Karl Bushby finally arrives home: After walking 28 years, 30 countries and an estimated 75 million steps, the Brit adventurer reaches his mother's front gate in Hull

When Karl Bushby set off on an extraordinary mission to walk home from the southern tip of South America, his son Adam was eight years old and he believed he would be back within 12 years.

Original

Mirror (GB)6h ago

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Brit adventurer Karl Bushby welcomed home by hundreds after 28-year walking journey across globe

Karl Bushby has returned home to Hull 28 years after he started his incredible adventure to walk around the world, crossing some of the most dangerous places on the…

Original

Home | Mail Online (GB)7h ago

Centerprovisional

Karl Bushby finally arrives home: After walking 28 years, 30 countries and an estimated 75 million steps, the Brit adventurer reaches Hull

When Karl Bushby set off on an extraordinary mission to walk home from the southern tip of South America, his son Adam was eight years old and he believed he would be back within 12 years.

Original

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