British man runs 2557 miles across Australia... with a wheelbarrow
A 65-year-old British man has almost completed an epic 2557 mile run across Australia, while pushing a wheelbarrow.

Non ancora quattordicenne, ma già pieno d’impulsi dinamici, fui dal mio tutore (non conobbi il bene delle carezze materne) inviato a Milano a lavar piatti, primo gradino della carriera culinaria, e ciò contro la mia vocazione. Già per natura d'indole ribelle, mordevo il morso, almanaccando che il destino mi porgesse il destro per sottrarmi a quella catena, giudicando impossibile assoggettare il mio temperamento a freni che mi erano imposti da volontà non mie.

Just in their twenties and living off a shoestring budget, three young Parsis, one from Baroda, ventured on the first ever trip around the world on bicycles on October 15, 1923. The trio covered 44,000 miles in three years and three months across 27 countries and four continents. On their return, Adi Hakim from Vadodara, Jal Bapasola from Mumbai and Rustom Bhumgara from Pune, who later became a freedom fighter, wrote a book of their memoirs from the epic journey, of which but a few copies still exist. The original book includes a foreword by Jawarharlal Nehru and comments from leaders around the world like Benito Mussolini and Calvin Coolidge.”