Have you ever considered the furthest distance you could walk without becoming tired or bored? Obviously not.
However, this question is really dangerous on the mind of the young Algerian Mahdi Dabra, who set himself a goal to reach Algiers from Paris on his feet, to achieve this after 157 days of walking.
According to local media, it took him 157 days to go via France, Switzerland, Italy, Tunisia, and eventually Algeria.
His grandfather, Mahdi, also known as Debbraahworld, was pining for the young explorer.
The 27-year-old made the decision to return to Paris in the same manner in November despite the distance because he is confident that what he achieved is sufficient.
Dabra reportedly acknowledged that the journey would be more challenging and expressed optimism that it would reach the French capital by May 2023.
It is significant that Mahdi became a “Tek Talk” user on his most recent journey, allowing him to raise more than 62,000 euros to fund water towers for the Life Association.
In addition, it is anticipated that the young Algerian adventurer will travel 4,741 kilometres in 229 days on his second expedition, passing via Spain, Portugal, and ultimately France.
From Paris to Algeria, he walked. How did this intrepid person meet his grandpa?
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