Lifestyle & Travel
The ultimate guide for independent travellers seeking inspiration, advice and adventures beyond their wildest dreams
Traveling the world one mile at a time.
long distance running and travel
humor. run. jog. walk. wog
A Collection of Races
running slow to get far
How I wander and where it brings me
a running explorer of this planet
Melissa's First Law: a body in motion tends to sign up for a lot of races
rambling about my running journey
Adventures in fitness, musical theatre, and life in vermont
An Irish Running Blog
by Audrey Springer
just another run blog
Part-time Traveller, Full-Time Brummie
I run, and I'm [usually] happy. Pretty simple, right?
No Matter What...
Amen!
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I can’t think of a more incredible running medal. Congratulations!!
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Thanks! It was awesome!
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Thank you for the follow Rebecca. When I went to check out your blog, it sure looking like the BAA medal proudly draped around your neck in your gravator. I could not enlarge that picture, but with this post I know for sure. This is awesome, and truly amazing. Congratulations on this accomplishment. I keep thinking of the qualifying time required for me, and trying not to let it overwhelm me, as I would love to have that experience. I’ll keep running for my love of running, and see where it takes me.
But I am very happy for you, and I am very glad you found me! 🙂
~Carl~
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And thank you for your follow! I qualified for Boston in St. George Utah. 10 miles of downhill! That sure did help, and I didn’t qualify for Boston at Boston! If I ever get another chance, I’ll do it again (but maybe train a little better!)
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Wow! Nice looking medal. Well done on such an achievement.
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Well done! A highly coveted bit of bling!
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