Immigrate to the UK and see Life in the UK: According to the Daily Mail on November 3, British 30-year-old adventurer Sarah Outen has returned to Tower Bridge in London after four years of arduous travel, completing her global journey of over 25,000 miles (approximately 40,233 kilometers) solely by human power.
In April 2011, Outen set off from Tower Bridge in London, traversing Europe and Asia using a kayak, bicycle, and other means. On November 3 of this year, Outen paddled her kayak under Tower Bridge, perfectly concluding her "from London to London" global journey.
According to reports, Outen faced unimaginable difficulties throughout her journey. She not only had to endure the scorching heat of the desert but also combat extreme cold weather with temperatures dropping below -40 degrees Celsius. Additionally, she encountered bear attacks. In 2012, during her first crossing of the Pacific Ocean, she was hit by a tropical storm and drifted at sea for three days. In 2013, she rowed alone at sea for 150 days, reaching Alaska from Japan, becoming the first person to achieve this remarkable feat.
Upon arriving at Tower Bridge in London, Outen could not hide her excitement. She expressed that she had doubted whether she could survive to complete the challenge multiple times along the way, but she was determined not to give up until she reached her goal. She also expressed gratitude to those who had helped her along the journey, stating that without their assistance, she could not have completed this long journey.
