After a 28-year trek around the world, homebound Karl Bushby crosses the Humber Bridge
Summary
British adventurer Karl Bushby crossed the Humber Bridge in thick mist as he approached the end of a 28-year walk from Chile to Hull. He is due to finish the journey on Monday, when his family will welcome him at his mother’s home.Key Facts
- Bushby left Punta Arenas, Chile, in 1998 to walk home to the UK.
- He set two rules for the journey: not to return to the UK before finishing and not to use transport to advance.
- The trek covered about 31,000 miles (49,890 km), according to the article.
- Bushby, a former paratrooper, is 57 years old.
- Before reaching the UK, he crossed four continents and traveled through deserts, mountains and jungles.
- He swam across the English Channel on 5 October.
- On Monday, he plans to walk from Hessle to Queen Victoria Square in Hull, where a reception is planned.
- His mother, son and granddaughter are expected to welcome him in Hull.
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