Eco-adventurers end 18,000-mile trip in biotruck

A PAIR of eco-adventurers arrived in Britain yesterday after driving around the world in a clapped-out “biotruck” salvaged from a scrap yard and powered by used cooking oil.

Andy Pag, 36, and Christina Ammon, also 36, scavenged from fryers to clock up more than 18,000 miles travelling through 25 countries in an environmentally-friendly way.

The trip was the brainchild of Mr Pag, from Croydon, south London, who rescued the 22-year-old Mercedes school bus from a scrap heap and used reclaimed materials to turn it into a comfortable eco-home.

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