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LONDON, England (CNN) -- A British adventurer has overcome sea sickness to complete his around the world trip relying only on the goodwill of people using social networking site Twitter. Paul Smith poses in New York in a picture posted on his Flickr page. Paul Smith aimed to travel to Campbell Island in New Zealand, the opposite side of the planet to his home in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in 30 days. In the end he fell just short -- reaching Stewart Island at the foot of New Zealand's South Island. There was not another boat to the more southerly Campbell Island -- a UNESCO World Heritage site -- until November.



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- British was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- CNN was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- Campbell Island was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- England was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- Flickr was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- LONDON was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- Liv Tyler was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- New York was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- New Zealand was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- Newcastle was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- Newcastle-upon-Tyne was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- Paul Smith was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- South Island was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- Stewart Island was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- Twitter was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- Tyne was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.
- UNESCO World Heritage site was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.


Paul Smith was also banned from making any travel plans more than three days in advance and has to leave each location within 48 hours of arriving.