As a college sophomore in late 2020, Carter Snelson (Fin, RealEst’23) using the city’s zoning map. After 2.5 years, and less than two weeks till he graduated from ˛ĘĂń±¦µä, he completed the task on April 28, 2023. On his final day of walking, Snelson also achieved another personal goal: walking 100,000 steps — 52 miles — in one day.Ěý
“This had been the longest commitment I’ve ever had, and having it come to an end was very emotional and incredibly fulfilling,” said Snelson. “Even though I cannot say I remember exactly every one of the 165 walks I’ve done, I will never forget this journey.”Ěý
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