Weston man walked every road in town
A Weston man accomplished a unique goal Thursday -- he says he walked every public road in town. Ray Rauth, chairman of the Pedestrian and Bicycling Committee, says he couldn't think of a better place
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Oct 30, 2015, 3:46 AM
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A Weston man accomplished a unique goal Thursday -- he says he walked every public road in town.
Ray Rauth, chairman of the Pedestrian and Bicycling Committee, says he couldn't think of a better place to end this walk then at the Devil's Den Preserve. He was joined by many supporters.
Rauth says he began walking around January or February. He has taken walks in just about every weather condition.
Rauth's will originally began with a goal to stay fit. Lately, every step has been fueled by something else. He says he wanted to dispel the notion that walking isn't practical.
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