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Champagne, cocaine and some very long walks: when pedestrianism ruled the sporting world

The Guardian· Nov 3, 2026 · 10:57 AM · 2 views

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Pedestrianism was a sensational sport in the 19th century, captivating audiences with incredible endurance feats. Edward Payson Weston, known as the 'Wily Wobbler,' walked 478 miles from Boston to Washington, showcasing remarkable stamina. His legacy endures despite a tragic end in 1927. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #history #sports #pedestrianism #Weston

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Champagne, cocaine and some very long walks: when pedestrianism ruled the sporting world

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