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Richard Brown
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It's a nice bright calm morning and very cool. The conditions are perfect for my running club's annual event at Eynsford, Kent.
It's the Daren't Valley 10K. I'm one of the marshals and a prize giver. The race is always held 1 week before the London Marathon. All of the runners' places have been filled.
I need tobe at race HQ by 7.30 am.
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It's the Daren't Valley 10K. I'm one of the marshals and a prize giver. The race is always held 1 week before the London Marathon. All of the runners' places have been filled.
I need tobe at race HQ by 7.30 am.
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Richard Brown
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Thanks Hayley. It was fun and great to see old friends again. We had about 570 finishers.
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A professional photographer was present. His website is theracephotographer.com
Our event is shown by him as the 22nd Darent Valley 10K.
It was a perfect day weather wise. I'll put up one or two of my photos under the anything goes thread tomorrow.
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A professional photographer was present. His website is theracephotographer.com
Our event is shown by him as the 22nd Darent Valley 10K.
It was a perfect day weather wise. I'll put up one or two of my photos under the anything goes thread tomorrow.
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Hayles66
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I'm afraid to say he's worse or he has good days and bad days. Yesterday was spent sleeping and wanting to be picked up. Today he attempted to follow us around but he just has no balance at all. His appetite has decreased drastically. We are feeding him ham, cheese etc... Just to interest him.
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Hayles66 said:
Hi Hayley. Poor Archie. He will need lots of love and care, and I cannot think of anyone better to look after him.
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Hayles66
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Thanks Richard. Unfortunately it's back to work for me and the girls tomorrow although hubby is off. Archie will have to use the time spent in the cage during the day as sleep time. I can't leave him alone because he tries to climb the settee and then gets his claws hooked and can't release himself. He keeps giving us his Puss in Boots look (Shrek). His back legs give him the most trouble. It's like he is disabled and I suppose that's what he is now. He could do with one of those dog wheel things. Time will tell though. He's developed a nervous tick which is similar to hiccuping. It's all linked to the nervous system so I suppose that's normal too.
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mollysmom
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Haylees-- do you think that hiccup could be seizures? I feel so bad for you and Archie. Well, actually, you. Archie is blissfully unaware since this is the life he knows, but you having to deal with it. :-(. Archie has a good mommy though and he is so lucky to have you.
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