Stefan Lamble, 25, and Lachlan Lamble, 22, set off from Perth in February.
Two Australian brothers have embarked on a remarkable 100-day cross-country run to raise $100,000 for cancer research.
The pair are now days away from Adelaide after battling extreme weather conditions and pushing their bodies to the limit.Stefan Lamble, 25, and Lachlan Lamble, 22, are doing a 100-day cross country run. Their unwavering commitment has garnered widespread support, with a legion of fans across the country cheering them on.
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