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- Karl Bushby, a British adventurer, is nearing the end of the 28-year Goliath Expedition begun in 1998.
- He has crossed 25 countries and walked more than 58,000 kilometers without motorized transport.
- Now in Hungary, he has about 1,500 kilometers left to Hull, United Kingdom, with completion by September 2026.
- Visa complications, financial hardships, and the COVID-19 pandemic have challenged the journey toward becoming the longest unbroken walk around the world.
