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BT half marathon race report brief

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  1. Home from a scorcher ... 23 degrees in the shade, a blue
    sky, sun baking down - our first day of warm weather this
    year and we have to run a half marathon! My game plan was to
    do it in about 2 hours and I did just that. But it was the
    hardest race I've ever run. People were dropping like flies.
    It was bloody. I ran with my sister-in-law for the first 8 k
    but then she had to walk. Three of her group DNFed, and
    people I'd expected to go sub
    1.40 were clutching at 1.50. The only exception was my mate
    the flying Suzanne who did 1.36. I'm afraid CPH just won't
    be big enough for her. I caught up with 72 year old Egon
    at 18 k and told him I appreciated his waiting for me but
    he just hit me so I left him behind. Phew, what a day!
    Helene (my s-i-l) finally did 2.15 which was heroic and I
    just hope the experience won't put her off. We're all
    going out tonight and she and I will be among the few
    people with finisher's medals in our little party. [censored]
    medals,m BTW - Danes don't do medals. So don't be
    disappointed if the CPH medal is a teeny little bit of
    bollocks. I am v pleased: I ran non stop and my legs feel
    fine. I now have a plan for CPH. At last.

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