The next time your fitness app suggests a “walk challenge,” just remember how Karl Bushby’s been on the longest unbroken footpath in history since the 90s. And he’s still not done., Travel, Times Now ...

Angela Maxwell and Karl Bushby have spent years walking around the world, occasionally together but mostly alone. This year, the duo took on their latest challenge: a 288km swim across the Caspian ...

British adventurer Karl Bushby is nearing the end of his extraordinary journey to become the first person to walk an unbroken path around the world. Beginning on November 1, 1998, from the ...

British ex-paratooper Karl Bushby is attempting to be the first person to walk an unbroken path around the world. He writes a dispatch from Russia about the “Goliath Expedition.” ...

The Willimon-produced documentary The Walk Around the World centers around Karl Bushby, a British ex-paratrooper who is 15 years into a 20-year, 36,000-mile trek by foot around the globe.

Five or 10 years from now, Karl Bushby could be illustrious, a celebrity chauffeured about London in a sleek town car, a bucket of champagne at his feet as he rides toward Buckingham Palace and a ...

When Karl Bushby started walking north from Punta Arenas, Chile, pulling a handcart he'd nicknamed the Beast packed with 100 pounds of supplies, the 29-year-old British ex-paratrooper was aiming ...

Determined Karl Bushby, from Hull, started his epic voyage on Nov. 1, 1998, in Punta Arenas, Chile. But upon reaching Russia 13 years later he was told he was not allowed to cross the border.

Karl Bushby, has spent the past seven years on an epic quest to walk 36,000 miles around the world, supported by a unit based in Hereford ...

DURANGO — Karl Bushby wants to go home, but he has to walk across Russia in order to get there. In 1998, the then 29-year-old British paratrooper began walking from Punta Arenas, Chile, carrying ...

Caesars Palace bell man Attila Dorogi has fun wielding a bat Monday, Oct. 14, 2013, carried by “The Walking Man” Karl Bushby atop his cart “The Beast” for safety on the road.