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Carl Bushby has returned to his home in Hull after spending 28 years travelling around the world on foot. His journey included navigating the Darien Gap and trekking through remote regions of Russia.

Bushby swum from the US to Russia during his expedition. He faced visa-related challenges while travelling through the Siberian wilderness.

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“28 years, 50,000 kilometres, and one incredible journey. After walking all the way from Chile, Carl Bushby is finally back home in Hull. I mean, what do you do, Will, after you spent 28 years walking around the world and you arrive back in Hull? I know. It must have changed. Must have changed a huge amount since he left 28 years ago. He navigated the Darien Gap, which is one of the most dangerous places on Earth. He swam from the US to Russia and then was detained because he arrived there legally, and then spent 10 years trekking through the outback of Russia, the wilderness, the Siberian no man's really place where anyone lives, and had to leave every few months because he didn't have the right visa or couldn't get a visa, so he had to keep leaving and coming back to where he'd started. So he broke a few laws, but, you know. He's done it. He's done it.”
Nov 2, 12:02 PMUnited Kingdom