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Who wants to take a 32-mile walk around Manhattan? Everyone, apparently.

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Annabelle Williams NEW YORK—One island. 32 miles. 3,500 masochists. The first Saturday in May is a cherished tradition for New York's die-hard walkers, who gather to circumnavigate Manhattan in one very long day. But lately the event has been almost unrecognizable to veterans of the 40-year-old stroll. A surge of interest from young people has made just gaining entry a chore. As recently as 2013, fewer than 1,000 people registered for the event.
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Who Wants to Take a 32-Mile Walk Around Manhattan? Everyone, Apparently.

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An annual tradition called the Great Saunter has blown up, creating headaches for organizers and new obstacles for walkers The Great Saunter takes most walkers between 10 and 12 hours to complete. Alicia O’Connor NEW YORK—One island. 32 miles. 3,500 masochists. The first Saturday in May is a cherished tradition for New York’s die-hard walkers, who gather to circumnavigate Manhattan in one very long day. But lately the event has been almost unrecognizable to veterans of the 40-year-old stroll.
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