SAFARI YA HISTORIA YA HIKER AKUNA ROBINSON YA KUPONYA NA KUFUATILIA NJE

Imeandikwa na LeAura Luciano

Katika ulimwengu wa kutembea umbali mrefu, Will "Akuna" Robinson ameweka historia kama msafiri. Safari yake ya kwenda nje ilianza kwa jaribio la kukomboa njia ya Pacific Crest (PCT) mnamo 2016. Alianguka kwa bidii kwa kupanda, asili na jamii inayozunguka njia, na alifikiria safari hii kama njia ya kusaidia na Sonic kutoka kwa huduma yake ya kijeshi. Alifurahia kutembea umbali mrefu sana kiasi kwamba alirudi nyuma na kumaliza PCT mnamo 2017 na Njia ya Appalachian (AT) mnamo 2018.

Mnamo 2019 Akuna Robinson alikamilisha Njia ya Divide ya Bara (CDT), na kuwa mtu wa kwanza mweusi kukamilisha taji la tatu la kupanda. Mnamo 2022, alipewa tuzo ya George Mallory kwa mafanikio ya maisha kwa adventure.

Hapa, tulimwuliza Robinson kushiriki safari yake ya ajabu, vikwazo alivyokabiliana navyo na shauku yake ya nje kwa nje.

Pata nakala kamili hapa.

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