For nearly three decades, Karl Bushby chased a goal most people would consider impossible: walking around the world and returning home without using any form of transport. Starting in southern Chile in 1998, the former British paratrooper crossed four continents, traveled more than 31,000 miles, and overcame everything from frozen seas and dangerous jungles to border arrests and visa battles. Along the way, global events including the financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic delayed his journey for years. But on Monday, at the age of 57, Bushby finally completed his epic trek and returned to northern England.
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