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600 strangers, 16 miles, just because — LA’s mellowest walking party hits Route 66 next Saturday
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· November 14, 2026
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Michael Schneider (guy in hat) leading the 2025 edition of Great L.A. Walk If you happen to see 600 people snaking down 14.3 miles of Santa Monica Boulevard (and then some) on Saturday, Nov. 21 — their sole purpose is just to … walk. “For years people were asking us, ‘What are you doing?’” said M...
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What is this story about? Michael Schneider (guy in hat) leading the 2025 edition of Great L.A. Walk If you happen to see 600 people snaking down 14.3 miles of Santa Monica Boulevard (and then some) on Saturday, Nov. 21 — their sole purpose is just to … walk. “For years people were asking us, ‘What are you doing?’” said M...
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