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Great Langdale Marathon September 20, 2014

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FenlandRunner Sep 2014 8:59am, 24 Sep 2014 2755 posts	0 FenlandRunner I'm tempted as it's not a bad shot of me, and that is very rare!!!
Velociraptor Sep 2014 9:31am, 24 Sep 2014 30982 posts	0 Velociraptor I've bought several SportSunday pics in the past (I really should put one on here to replace my current avatar), but all of them are from cyclosportives. I was genuinely a bit shocked at my Langdale photos. If I look like that when I'm running ... eL Bee!, bless him, pointed out that some of my photos show that I've got cyclists' thighs, so that's some consolation.
Ultra Kanga Kazzaaaaah!! Sep 2014 11:54am, 24 Sep 2014 16463 posts	0 Ultra Kanga Kazzaaaaah!! Mine just show exactly how much weight I've put back on!

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This race is very lonely at the top of my list of English marathon's I've never run.

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