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The Ivymount Running Club is proud to announce the completion of another milestone: the half marathon. Today we ran 13.1 miles in 2 hours and 3 minutes. Woohoo!!! All week we've been roasting-- doing our runs first thing in the morning (one started at 5:30) in 95 degree (heat index) weather, but this morning the temperature was only about 70 degrees. Yet another tender mercy of the Lord! I don't know how we would have made it otherwise, but today we felt great!

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Marilyn said…
If I tried even 1 mile of that, today, I would feel like I need a wheelchair! Enjoy while ya can!
06 August, 2006 11:26
Gramps said…
Ya know...I just can't relate. Running a marathon is something so foreign to me that I just can't relate.
06 August, 2006 11:42
Cambrienelson said…
You guys are amazing. Much respect to ya.
07 August, 2006 11:46
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