Karl Bushby left Chile in 1998 with two rules: no transport to advance, and no going home until he arrived on foot.
Walk the storyOne rule, kept for nearly three decades.
The plan never changed: start at the bottom of Chile, walk home to England. No transport to advance. Not when a border closed, not when winter came, not when the route ran out of land. Nearly three decades later, the line is still unbroken, and the man who left in 1998 is almost home.
Twenty-eight years of putting one foot down, then the other. Most of the years are left bare; the walk does not summarize. The marked ones are where the land ran out, or the world stopped.
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A story about staying with one thing for nearly three decades, told by the man who did it. For rooms that have heard every resilience speech and believed none of them.
The last miles of a walk that began in 1998 happen exactly once. Cities, venues, and brands can put their name beside them.
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