It's a jaunty number for sure, but nothing compared to the favored attire of the original bad boy of Pedestrianism, Edward Payson Weston. He was known to wear a "frilled shirt and black leather leggings with a blue sash and a white walking stick." He also once spent 41 hours walking backwards for 200 miles around St. Louis and walked (presumably forwards) from NYC to San Francisco in 100 days when he was 70!
To clear up the mystery, I believe MLB did not drop the Lincoln Impersonator Requirement for teams until 1902.
A fauteuil, btw, is a seat, not a variety of French baked good as I had originally supposed.
Well you can always enjoy a feuillet├й while you recline on your fauteuil.
Please explain Charles RowellтАЩs walking attire.
It's a jaunty number for sure, but nothing compared to the favored attire of the original bad boy of Pedestrianism, Edward Payson Weston. He was known to wear a "frilled shirt and black leather leggings with a blue sash and a white walking stick." He also once spent 41 hours walking backwards for 200 miles around St. Louis and walked (presumably forwards) from NYC to San Francisco in 100 days when he was 70!
OK now I see a big glossy coffee table book, "The Bad Boys of Pedestrianism."
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