echoing skiphursh that surly is the move. this is an OLD photo of mine from like 3 years ago when i first had it built (wore out the lavender gravelkings, got black tires now), but this bike was my first big adult purchase after graduating undergrad and it's served me well since as a general use rider. would go out and do 20-30 miles regularly on mixed pavement/gravel. the frame is super easy to customize for like bottle cages or front/back racks, fits a good range of tire sizes, and is crazy durable, this thing is a tank. designed with touring in mind too.
cons would be weight since it's a steel fixed-frame, so don't expect to be lugging this with ease if you're touring fully loaded. not sure the exact weight but surly's site has all the specs. also on the fixed frame it can be a bit of a bumpy ride without shocks but i like feeling in tune with the bike or whatever, and a good saddle mitigates this IMO.