HULL - Karl Bushby has completed a walk around the world that lasted 28 years, ending at his mother's home in northern England, according to the ABC News wire report. The report described the walk as his "28-year journey" to walk around the world, and its headline put the distance at 31,000 miles.

The New York Times reported that Bushby arrived in Hull, England, on Monday after spending 28 years crossing four continents on foot. The Times article, written by Amanda Holpuch, carries a headline describing a 31,000-mile walk that ends in England, at his mother's house.

Both accounts agree on the 28-year span of the journey and on England as the place where the walk ended. They differ in how they describe the ending. The ABC News report frames it as a return to his mother's home in northern England, while The New York Times reports that he arrived in Hull, and its headline places the end at his mother's house.

The accounts also differ in their sourcing. The ABC News report is a wire story, and no author is named in the material reviewed for it. The Times article is credited to Amanda Holpuch, the only named author among the two reports.

Neither report, as available for this account, describes the route Bushby took, his reasons for walking, or any remarks he made about the journey. Both reports also rely on the same basic facts of the walk's length and duration, and neither offers independent detail about the final stretch beyond the arrival or return described above.

Sources: ABC News: Karl Bushby completes 28-year, 31,000-mile walk around world, returns to mom's house; The New York Times: A 31,000-Mile Walk Ends in England, at Mom’s House.