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‘It’s been a while’: hero’s welcome for UK man after 28-year walk across the world

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The Guardian - UK
By Josh Halliday North of England editor
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‘It’s been a while’: hero’s welcome for UK man after 28-year walk across the world
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Former paratrooper Karl Bushby arrives back in Hull and becomes first person to walk continuously across planet After a 28-year odyssey spanning 29 countries, 36,000 miles, facing down polar bears, kidnappers and a spell in Russian custody, Karl Bushby was finally back home in Hull – and immediately got lost. “I’ve no idea which direction I’m going. Everybody point the way,” he said as he walked through a crowd of wellwishers in the city’s Queen Victoria Square. He added: “Sorry to keep you all

Key Takeaways

  • ‘It’s been a while’: hero’s welcome for UK man after 28-year walk across the world.
  • “I’ve no idea which direction I’m going.
  • Everybody point the way,” he said as he walked through a crowd of wellwishers in the city’s Queen Victoria Square.

Former paratrooper Karl Bushby arrives back in Hull and becomes first person to walk continuously across planetAfter a 28-year odyssey spanning 29 countries, 36,000 miles, facing down polar bears, kidnappers and a spell in Russian custody, Karl Bushby was finally back home in Hull – and immediately got lost.“I’ve no idea which direction I’m going. Everybody point the way,” he said as he walked through a crowd of wellwishers in the city’s Queen Victoria Square. He added: “Sorry to keep you all waiting – it’s been a while.” Continue reading...

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