A kayaker takes a 11,000-km solo journey to 'reverse the bad.' There was lots of stealth camping

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A Canadian kayaker who set out on an 11,000-kilometre solo journey from Nova Scotia, down to the Gulf of Mexico and back up the Atlantic coast last year, has reached the finish line in Halifax exactly 14 months later.

Mark Fuhrmann, 65, started his paddling adventure in Halifax on June 1 last year. 

It has taken him down the St. Lawrence River system through Quebec and Ontario, along the Mississippi River and into the Gulf of Mexico, around Florida and back up the Atlantic coast — a route he calls the “Greater Loop.”

“I just had to keep focused the whole time,” Fuhrmann told

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