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Old Reliable · 03-12-2003, 02:33 AM

Wieland is no stranger to beating the odds. He spent more than three years crossing the United States on his hands. He went from Southern California to Washington, D.C., finishing at the Vietnam War Memorial, in front of the name of the medic who lost his life while running to help Wieland.

man stuff like that goes on and I dont even know about it...amazing

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Old Reliable is Offline Senior Member Posts: 11,144 Join Date: Mar 2002	03-12-2003, 02:33 AM Wieland is no stranger to beating the odds. He spent more than three years crossing the United States on his hands. He went from Southern California to Washington, D.C., finishing at the Vietnam War Memorial, in front of the name of the medic who lost his life while running to help Wieland. man stuff like that goes on and I dont even know about it...amazing