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In 28 years of walking, Karl Bushby has overcome jungle, desert and red tape. Now he's nearly home

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The Independent – UK
“In 28 years of walking, Karl Bushby has overcome jungle, desert and red tape. Now he's nearly home”

Karl Bushby has spent 28 years walking home, but as he approaches the finish Monday, he’s unsure if he’s ready it to end

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Correio da Manhã
“Homem que deu a volta ao mundo a pé durante 28 anos chega a casa na segunda-feira”

Ao longo de 30 países, enfrentou praticamente todas as condições meteorológicas e tipos de terreno imagináveis para regressar ao ponto de partida, quase metade de uma vida depois.

Read at Correio da Manhã
RTP Notícias
“Após 28 anos a pé por quatro continentes, britânico Karl Bushby está quase em casa”

O britânico Karl Bushby passou 28 anos a caminhar de regresso a casa, mas, à medida que se aproxima da meta, prevista para segunda-feira, não é certo que esteja preparado para o fim desta aventura extraordinária.

Read at RTP Notícias
CNN Portugal
“Foi preso e enfrentou ursos, corcodilos e furacões. A aventura a pé de Karl Bushby durou 28 anos e está a chegar ao fim”

Britânico caminhou por quatro continentes. Não usou qualquer meio de transporte para atravessar os oceanos e está agora a poucos quilómetros de casa da mãe

Read at CNN Portugal
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