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A man is walking the entire UK coastline with his pet dog - a journey of 11,023 miles.<br/><br/>Martyn Green, 37, began his mammoth trek on March 8 - 83 days ago - and has since walked 696 miles to reach his current point in Gillingham, Essex.<br/><br/>Martyn started this endeavour after he suffered serious injuries in a violent street robbery.<br/><br/>In December 2021, Martyn was stabbed four times in Torquay, Devon, by two men who were meeting with him to buy cannabis.<br/><br/>The incident left him shaken up and he became isolated.<br/><br/>After two long years, Martyn decided he couldn't carry on like this and set himself the challenge to walk the entire UK coastline with his three-year-old Collie mix, Rolo.
A man is walking the entire UK coastline with his pet dog - a journey of 11,023 miles.<br/><br/>Martyn Green, 37, began his mammoth trek on March 8 - 83 days ago - and has since walked 696 miles to reach his current point in Gillingham, Essex.<br/><br/>Martyn started this endeavour after he suffered serious injuries in a violent street robbery.<br/><br/>In December 2021, Martyn was stabbed four times in Torquay, Devon, by two men who were meeting with him to buy cannabis.<br/><br/>The incident left him shaken up and he became isolated.<br/><br/>After two long years, Martyn decided he couldn't carry on like this and set himself the challenge to walk the entire UK coastline with his three-year-old Collie mix, Rolo.
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