A piedi da soli, viaggi continentali o nazionali - Walking alone, transcontinental or national tours |
Anonimo | |||
Anonimo - New York to San Francisco, shoes advertising. | |||
Anonimo - Walking across Schweiz, Oesterreich, Jugoslavien, Italien and Holland. | |||
Boureau
Marcel (Francia) - A la suite d'un pari M.Boureau Marcel,
Rover-Scout indipendant, doit faire 3 fois le tour de France a pied et
avec sa chienne, couchant sous une tente et vivant au grand air dans le
delai de 2 ans - il n'a pour vivre que la vente de ses cartes
postales. Boureau Marcel - Scout, 3 times tour of France, with dog. |
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Brochart | |||
Brown con lupo Pet | |||
Dierdorf Carl - Vedi anche cartolina sezione con oggetti | |||
Drahcelf Carl - Europa tour | |||
Eldredge
Jack - 1910 Coast to Coast Run Jack set a World Record in 1910 by running from Boston to San Francisco in 100 days.
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Freeman Leonard - Coast to coast | |||
Gallot Yves,
le roi des marcheurs - |
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Garnier Paul - Tour de France 1904 | |||
Kongstedt Peter - | |||
Lespinasse - Baltimore, Md., Feb. 24.1885 --P. B. Lespinasse, the Rockland County, N.Y. farmer, who having lost a wager on the recent Presidential election, is paying it by tramping from his home to Washington, carrying a live pig under one arm and a rooster under the other, arrived here yesterday afternoon. The streets through which he passed were crowded with interested spectators, and the novel scene was the cause of much merriment. If Mr. Lespinasse fails to reach Washington by March 4 and from the tail-end of the inaugural procession with his pig rooster, he forfeits $1,000. (thanks J.W.) | |||
Mehnert | |||
Purkens Joseph Wilbur - Maine to California | |||
Weston
Edward Payson - Payson began walking competitively in 1861 when he
endeavored to hike from Boston to Washington, D.C. for Lincoln's
Inauguration, leaving Boston on Feb. 22 and covering the 453 miles in 208
hours, arriving in Washington on March 4. Sadly, he was a half-day late
for the Inauguration. In 1867 he walked from Portland, Maine to Chicago
(1,326 miles) in 25 days, receiving a $10.000 prize for his achievement.
Payson was 70 years old when he walk from New York City to San Francisco,
in 1909, 3.895 miles.
Edward Payson Weston - article of James I. Hawkins The last 3 photos, thanks to Tom Talpey and "Washington Historical Society, P.O. Box 90, Washington, NH 03280" |
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Roode Karel |
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