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Apr 2013
1:25pm, 22 Apr 2013
13,014 posts
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Stander
Those two nutters are yesterday's news HOD. I suspecdt they are still locked up in some nuthouse somewhere. 
It was comical that I turned up to Fetchpoint yesterday as a supporter and with face uncovered and was recognised much less than when I got there as a runner last year with face covered.
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Apr 2013
1:52pm, 22 Apr 2013
15,866 posts
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Ultra Kanga Kazzaaaaah!!
Great pics Stander. I even look reasonably ok in mine
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Apr 2013
1:59pm, 22 Apr 2013
28,628 posts
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Hills of Death (HOD)
Like Batman and Robin
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Apr 2013
2:11pm, 22 Apr 2013
2,751 posts
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Pestomum
Stander you have a really good eye for a photo.
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Apr 2013
2:22pm, 22 Apr 2013
13,015 posts
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Stander
It's the camera that does most of the work.
Most of the shots were rushed. You Fetchies tend to run too fast towards Fetchtpoint - if you could slow down a bit, it would be appreciated.
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Apr 2013
2:23pm, 22 Apr 2013
7,910 posts
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Enthusiastic!
My arm appears a lot... Usually with a can of beer attached to the end of it. How did that happen?
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Apr 2013
2:24pm, 22 Apr 2013
7,911 posts
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Enthusiastic!
There are some lovely pictures there. Nice work Stander.
Good to see y'all yesterday
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Apr 2013
2:24pm, 22 Apr 2013
24,759 posts
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Nellers
A photographer and a journalist were once chatting. The journo said to the photographer "I've seen your work and it's good. You must have an excellent camera." Thanks" said the photographer. "I've read some of your stuff and it's great. You must have a really good typewriter."
Take a compliment when it's offered, mate. You've done good work.
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Apr 2013
2:28pm, 22 Apr 2013
6,637 posts
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JamieKai *chameleon*
Fetchpoint, Fetchpoint, Fetchpoint. For the second year in a row you were the absolute highlight of a less than perfect day. Certainly the loudest supporters (although McMillan nearly matched you with twice the number of people). Was a real thrill hearing you from the 13 mile point (and thanks Stander for the pic of the fist-pump!)
After picking up some blisters around 14 miles things went wrong for me, but the knowledge that you were all waiting just down the road kept me moving if not running. Big Hi Fives straight down the line were immense, and from then on I just chilled out and enjoyed the atmosphere - isn't London a good marathon?!
Sorry not to stick around in the Chandos afterwards, but my homing instinct kicked in and I just needed to go home.
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Apr 2013
2:29pm, 22 Apr 2013
3,065 posts
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HermanBloom
Yeah. I didn't know where to look half the time, so much going on. It's not like you have randomly caught some of the Fetchies, you got loads of them, several times each mostly, and got them really well.
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