I loved running as a boy.  I have a very happy memory of completing the "I ran the world" 10k back in c1986.  I even got a wee t-shirt, which really was wee - I was a tiny child.

I have not done any serious distance running as an adult.  My last was the Glasgow half-marathon back in 2007.  Then, I got called up at short notice and my training was running on the Wednesday before the race to the Erskine Bridge and back - when I lived in Erskine.

That was a very sore experience.  And slow.

I've taken this race much more seriously.  I have been training hard since May and discovered I still love running.

I thought it would be nice to raise some money for FEAT along the way.  What is FEAT?  Well, it's a charity very close to my heart set up to fight Sepsis - a very deadly but little heard of disease that kills more people than lung, breast or bowel cancer.  To find out more, try this link:

http://www.featuk.org.uk/

All donations, no matter how small, are much appreciated.  Together we can Sock it to Sepsis!

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