Hoorah! We crossed the finish line one hour, 12 minutes and 30 seconds after we started and received our medals and our goodie bags (I so love Nivea!!)An amazing day and such a fab atmosphere. We arrived on the Heath after walking from Sally's (but sadly that didn'
t qualify as our warm up), made sure we were registered and then chilled for a bit while we waited for the N
ivea cheer leaders to begin warming us up. Needless to say, they didn't really! It was hard not to read the signs on others backs - some were heartwarming, some were heartbreaking. Over 7,000 women took part in todays race and it was such a great feeling to be part of that. We were hooted at by passing motorists and cheered by those of our number who had run the 5k and had finished just as we were hitting the 2k mark!
t qualify as our warm up), made sure we were registered and then chilled for a bit while we waited for the N
ivea cheer leaders to begin warming us up. Needless to say, they didn't really! It was hard not to read the signs on others backs - some were heartwarming, some were heartbreaking. Over 7,000 women took part in todays race and it was such a great feeling to be part of that. We were hooted at by passing motorists and cheered by those of our number who had run the 5k and had finished just as we were hitting the 2k mark! Thanks to dad, Gwen, Tony, Rene, Bert and Marianne, Steve and Nicola, Miranda and Paddy and Jeff who followed us round the 5k walk and who waved us throug
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ne, caught up with us half way for a hug and greeted us at the finish line with big cheers.
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ne, caught up with us half way for a hug and greeted us at the finish line with big cheers.Thanks also to Malcolm, Emma, Cristian and Wedders (thanks for the Cava Jeff, yum!! xxx) who met us at the pub. Apparently it was the first time that Miranda has seen me with alcohol in my hands!
We're doing it again next year - we've made a pact. And will probably be joined by several of the Mitchells, Rene and Gwen.
A very big thank you to more sponsors - David M, John and Chris from Monteray and.....deep breath...... Rene, Joyce, Gary, Nick, Marianne, Bert, Veniece, Maureen, Karen and Tina, Lenny, Abby and Holly! Thank you for such a lovely cheque! x
June and Ron, the weather held out - was a bit humid but we had lovely breezes every now and again!
A very big thank you to more sponsors - David M, John and Chris from Monteray and.....deep breath...... Rene, Joyce, Gary, Nick, Marianne, Bert, Veniece, Maureen, Karen and Tina, Lenny, Abby and Holly! Thank you for such a lovely cheque! xJune and Ron, the weather held out - was a bit humid but we had lovely breezes every now and again!
And last, but by no means least.......this was for you - my mum and Marian's dad xxxxx
3 comments:
Well done all of you for a job well done ,looking forward to next years walk,get started sooner with your sponsorship and look for £1500 !
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