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