Walking the migrant trail around the world
Paul Salopek is a Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and National Geographic fellow who is walking from Africa to South America, the original human migration trail. He is three years into a trek which may take almost a decade. He says his main mission is not walking but storytelling. He started off in Ethiopia, has just walked through Azerbaijan and is now heading into Central Asia via Kazakhstan. He spoke to Weekend's Julian Worricker about the task he has taken on.
(Photo: In eastern Turkey, Paul Salopek leads his mule past the Karaku艧 royal tomb. Credit: John Stanmeyer/National Geographic)
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