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Freezing conditions don’t stop Bungay Black Dog runners and their Valentine run
Thursday, February 16, 2012
4:43 PM
Despite the recent snow and ice, the Valentine 10km went ahead at Swanton Morley on Sunday and attracted 220 runners, including seven Bungay Black Dogs.
Adam Craske led them home in 15th (38 mins 50 seconds) followed by Chris Chorley, 48th (42.40), with Bobbie Sauerzapf 101st (48.39) who was first in the F50-54 age group.
David Waterman was 12th (50.15), Philip Neave 143rd (53.36), Rachael Williams 204th (61.48) and Bob Jack 213th (67.05).
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