After the success of the Homer family Race for Life last year - we plan to do it again - and try to beat our combined record of 59 minutes and 3 seconds (pretty impressive for the little ones we thought?)

Cancer Research UK is a cause close to all of our hearts, and we are running in memory of  Lynne's Dad (and the others Grandad / Great Grandad John), Libby's mother-in-law (Daisy's Nanny Carol) and everyone we know who has been affected by cancer.

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Lynne, Libby, Charlotte, Madi and Daisy
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P.S.  Don't think that Hazel has been forgotten this year - she and her husband, along with Libby, Charlotte and their husbands are all signing up for 10km runs for Cancer Research in the Autumn!!!

**UPDATE:  Well, it's done!  We managed today's Race for Life in a fantastic time of 46 minutes and 20 seconds (not sure the incremental time saving can be repeated next year!) The little ones were fab and we didn't stop at all round the course  (Libby and Charlotte are slightly concerned that they won't have the excuse of the children when it comes to the 10km in September!!)  A huge thank you to everyone who supported us this year.  (Although the boys managed to miss us at the finishing line as they were waiting for us half way round, after their cups of tea and bacon baps, and we were faster than they expected!!) **