...and I thought I knew something about walking

[Smiling JOe]

RiverOtter, this link is for you. This guy set out on a 36,000 mile walk which is expected to take ten years. He started some 17,000 miles ago in late 1998. He went through Montana and Canada in Winter with -40C temps. Burrh!

The guy started at the southern tip of South America and is going up the continents ending in western Alaska before going over to Russia to walk across Asia and Europe, then going over to England. This guy is all business.

 

[RiverOtter]

RiverOtter, this link is for you. This guy set out on a 36,000 mile walk which is expected to take ten years. He started some 17,000 miles ago in late 1998. He went through Montana and Canada in Winter with -40C temps. Burrh!

... and then one day ... for no particular reason ... I started running :funn:

 

[Miss Kitty]

Run Forrest Run!

 

[CastlesOfSand]

Run Forrest Run!

 

[jessifunn]

then i just stopped.

 

[kathydwells]

Thank God for Planes, Trains, and automobiles...doesn't this guy know about these?

 

[seagrovelover]

RiverOtter, this link is for you. This guy set out on a 36,000 mile walk which is expected to take ten years. He started some 17,000 miles ago in late 1998. He went through Montana and Canada in Winter with -40C temps. Burrh!

The guy started at the southern tip of South America and is going up the continents ending in western Alaska before going over to Russia to walk across Asia and Europe, then going over to England. This guy is all business.

I think that is amazing......dare to be different, I love it!!!!!