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U.K. man returns home after 28 years walking 30,000 miles around the world

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“U.K. man returns home after 28 years walking 30,000 miles around the world”

Karl Bushby began what came to be known as his "Goliath Expedition" in Chile on Nov. 1, 1998.

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Diário de Notícias
“Loucura total” no regresso a casa de britânico que deu a volta ao mundo a andar durante 28 anos”

A 1 de novembro de 1998, Karl Bushby partiu de Punta Arenas, no Chile, a cidade mais a sul do continente sul-americano, e esta segunda-feira, 2 de novembro de 2026, regressou finalmente a casa da mãe, no norte de Inglaterra, depois de 28 anos a dar a volta ao mundo a caminhar. “Por onde tens andado?”, perguntou-lhe ela abraçando-o no final daquela que foi a derradeira etapa desta aventura. Não se viam há 10 anos e a resposta dele será longa já que nestes últimos 28 anos percorreu um total de 58…

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