28-04-2019, 07:32 PM
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London Marathon
Phew it was quite cold and very tiring today. I got up early, had a light breakfast and I was ready for the start at Greenwich. After about an hour I needed a drink and I managed to get to just before the 15 mile mark before I needed a loo break. But after about 4 hours I started to feel really tired so I turned the telly off and went out for a walk.
28-04-2019, 07:37 PM
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Re: London Marathon
Originally Posted by d00d
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Phew it was quite cold and very tiring today. I got up early, had a light breakfast and I was ready for the start at Greenwich. After about an hour I needed a drink and I managed to get to just before the 15 mile mark before I needed a loo break. But after about 4 hours I started to feel really tired so I turned the telly off and went out for a walk.
I watched it, I thought Mo looked very tired at the end...
28-04-2019, 07:44 PM
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Re: London Marathon
Originally Posted by d00d
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Phew it was quite cold and very tiring today. I got up early, had a light breakfast and I was ready for the start at Greenwich. After about an hour I needed a drink and I managed to get to just before the 15 mile mark before I needed a loo break. But after about 4 hours I started to feel really tired so I turned the telly off and went out for a walk.
I was just about to post you some congratulations!
You wily coyote, you!
Gave me a laugh, anyway! Nice one!
28-04-2019, 07:46 PM
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Re: London Marathon
Originally Posted by d00d
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Phew it was quite cold and very tiring today. I got up early, had a light breakfast and I was ready for the start at Greenwich. After about an hour I needed a drink and I managed to get to just before the 15 mile mark before I needed a loo break. But after about 4 hours I started to feel really tired so I turned the telly off and went out for a walk.
Love your humour dood
28-04-2019, 07:53 PM
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Re: London Marathon
My daughter ran today in the London Marathon and l saw her on the television. I couldn’t believe it, with all the thousands running!My youngest daughter was there to watch her. She almost missed seeing her as she was running by a massive spoon!
I downloaded the Marathon App and l could track her at every point of where she was on the run.
Here is her medal...
28-04-2019, 08:00 PM
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Re: London Marathon
Originally Posted by Artangel
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My daughter ran today in the London Marathon and l saw her on the television. I couldn’t believe it, with all the thousands running! My youngest daughter was there to watch her. She almost missed seeing her as she was running by a massive spoon!
I downloaded the Marathon App and l could track her at every point of where she was on the run.
28-04-2019, 08:07 PM
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Re: London Marathon
Originally Posted by Pyxell
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Was there a dish running with that spoon?
That was very funny, Pyxell. Now stop stirring! I did wonder about all the runners that were dressed up. They must get very hot! I kept seeing the one dressed up as Big Ben.
I was fascinated by the paraplegic entrants. Their arms must be nearly falling off by the end of the race. They really are an inspiration and so determined.
28-04-2019, 08:24 PM
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Re: London Marathon
Originally Posted by d00d
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Phew it was quite cold and very tiring today. I got up early, had a light breakfast and I was ready for the start at Greenwich. After about an hour I needed a drink and I managed to get to just before the 15 mile mark before I needed a loo break. But after about 4 hours I started to feel really tired so I turned the telly off and went out for a walk.
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