Karl Bushby expected to reach Hull after 28-year walk
World · First reported 31 Oct, 13:24 · Updated 13:34
Karl Bushby is expected to make his final stop in Hull on Monday, completing a journey he began in Chile in 1998. The account says he had about 130 miles left on Saturday and was due to attend a press conference at Hull City Hall after arriving in the city.
- Bushby set off from the southern tip of Chile in 1998, aiming to walk home to Hull without motorised transport.
- On Saturday, he was near Barton in South Cambridgeshire, with about 130 miles left to travel, according to a spokesperson.
- His final stop was scheduled for 11am on Monday at Queen Victoria Square, followed by a press conference at Hull City Hall.
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- Journey began
- 1998, at the southern tip of Chile
- Distance described
- About 31,000 miles (50,000 km)
- Distance remaining on Saturday
- About 130 miles
- Planned final stop
- 11am Monday, November 2, Queen Victoria Square, Hull
- Next scheduled event
- Press conference at Hull City Hall on Monday afternoon
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- An earlier Lux summary described the journey as involving delays over visas and geopolitics, extensive walking, and long separations from family. [414c11e3-c861-41ee-b036-92a0314de2f5]
- The earlier summary also noted Bushby’s uncertainty about what would come after the walk. [414c11e3-c861-41ee-b036-92a0314de2f5]
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