India, Oct. 25 -- In November 1998, Karl Bushby walked away from Punta Arenas at the southern tip of Chile with an ambitious destination in mind: his mother's home in Hull, England. He set himself two rules for what became known as the Goliath Expedition: he would not use transportation to advance his journey, and he would not return home until he had reached it on foot. Nearly three decades, four continents and tens of thousands of miles later, the former British paratrooper is on the final leg of the journey. As reported by NPR, Bushby reached British soil on October 5, 2026, after swimming across the English Channel because he was unable to use the Channel Tunnel. He landed at Shakespeare Beach near Dover and still had roughly 400 kilo...