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Karl Bushby regresa a casa tras una vuelta al mundo caminando de 28 años, cuatro continentes y 50.000 kilómetros

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El Mundo
“Karl Bushby regresa a casa tras una vuelta al mundo caminando de 28 años, cuatro continentes y 50.000 kilómetros”

El ex paracaidista británico ha recorrido 50.000 kilómetros a pie a través de 30 países, ha cruzado selvas, desiertos y mares y ha superado guerras, detenciones y problemas burocráticos para regresar junto a su madre Leer

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DW English
“Global pedestrian Karl Bushby returns home to UK after 28-year trek”

Karl Bushby, a British man who traveled 50,000 km without transport over the past 28 years, has come home. Starting in Chile, he crossed the Americas, Russia and parts of Central Asia and Europe — almost all on foot.

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The Jerusalem Post
“UK adventurer Karl Bushby returns home after 28-year trek around the world”

Karl Bushby has hacked through jungles in Central America, crossed the ice between Alaska and Russia, and last month swam across the English Channel on the final stretch of his voyage.

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