Man completes 2,800 mile scoot across Australia
Bob Brown, a 57-year-old man from Saltash, Cornwall, has completed a 2,800-mile journey across Australia on a non-electric kick scooter. He began his trek in Perth in July and finished in Sydney on Monday.

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AI-generatedBob Brown, a 57-year-old man from Saltash, Cornwall, has completed a 2,800-mile journey across Australia on a non-electric kick scooter. He began his trek in Perth in July and finished in Sydney on Monday. Brown aims to set two Guinness World Records: for the fastest crossing of the country by kick scooter and for being the first person to complete the route by running, cycling, and scootering. This adventure follows his previous achievements of running across Australia in 2001 and cycling the same route in 2003. Brown also hopes to raise £5,000 for three charities: MacMillan Cancer Support, St Luke's Hospice, and Children's Hospice South West.
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5 extractedBrown hoped to raise £5,000 for three charities: MacMillan Cancer Support, St Luke's Hospice, and Children's Hospice South West.
Brown cycled across Australia in 2003, becoming the first person to have both run and cycled across the country.
Brown previously became the first Briton to run across Australia in 2001 (3,000 miles in 60 days).
Brown aimed to break two Guinness World Records: fastest person to cross Australia on a kick scooter and first to travel the route by running, cycling, and scootering.
Bob Brown completed a 2,800-mile journey across Australia on a non-electric kick scooter.