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    After 28 years of walking 30,000 miles around the world, Karl Bushby is almost home. He’s been robbed, imprisoned, and almost bled to death. But what he’s most afraid of now is waking up in his childhood bedroom in Hull and wondering what to do next

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    After 28 years of walking 30,000 miles around the world, Karl Bushby is almost home. He’s been robbed, imprisoned, and almost bled to death. But what he’s most afraid of now is waking up in his childhood bedroom in Hull and wondering what to do next
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    After 28 years of walking 30,000 miles around the world, Karl Bushby is almost home. He’s been robbed, imprisoned, and almost bled to death. But what he’s most afraid of now is waking up in his childhood bedroom in Hull and wondering what to do next

    After 28 years of walking 30,000 miles around the world, Karl Bushby is almost home. He’s been robbed, imprisoned, and almost bled to death. But what he’s most afraid of now is waking up in his childhood bedroom in Hull and wondering what to do next | Daily Mail Online

































































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