As some of you may know I ran the London Marathon for Help For Heroes yesterday. I managed it in 04:44:31. I have raised £1467.90 so far, thank you to the Bluemooners who have supported & sponsored me. After the race I went to Wellington Barracks, where I saw some of our brave men with lost limbs who had also completed the Marathon. It made me glad I chose that charity & made me realise just how lucky I am.
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Help for Heroes-London Marathon
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Blumers Bloomers
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Well Done Marie, a great time and a great charity
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Well done, and thanks for supporting a great cause :-)
Thats some proper good going,
Some sadistic side of me wants to do a marathon, but I only starting running last month and am prob at 2 miles, still gotta shift some timber as it cant be healthy for my legs.
I will keep up my running as part of my training for Jordan in October.
Some sadistic side of me wants to do a marathon, but I only starting running last month and am prob at 2 miles, still gotta shift some timber as it cant be healthy for my legs.
I will keep up my running as part of my training for Jordan in October.
Lucas North
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Well done , marie, good effort on raising a very tidy sum for a very worthy and noble cause .
Piss-poor time ,though, did you stop for a three-course meal on the way round ?
Piss-poor time ,though, did you stop for a three-course meal on the way round ?
CITY FOR LIFE
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Well done mate, and a massive thanks from all of us in the Armed Forces.
ali benarbia's studs
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well done!!!! fair play ...good cause!!!!!
marie said:As some of you may know I ran the London Marathon for Help For Heroes yesterday. I managed it in 04:44:31. I have raised £1467.90 so far, thank you to the Bluemooners who have supported & sponsored me. After the race I went to Wellington Barracks, where I saw some of our brave men with lost limbs who had also completed the Marathon. It made me glad I chose that charity & made me realise just how lucky I am.
You have no idea what this means to the guys you ran for...
U r a hero to everyone of them...