You go out and run. We will stay here and keep these chairs warm


Its ok Rose we did hill training last week


One of our members digesting Mikes latest bumper newsletter. He had hair when he started reading it


Sylvie and Lisa. These women dont take no for an answer


Caroline Tuck is a BAD Winner


Rose Alex and Lee try a new form of cross training


Rose and Julie prove the coats let in water


Has anyone seen the Baggage Lorry


6 Brave souls set off at the Cold Christmas marathon


Roy Bentley cruising


Caroline in full flow at Lea Valley


2008 Baggage team prepare for the FLM finishers


Some of the 2007 London Marathon Survivors


Now Alan its going to get a bit muddy so careful you dont fall over


Club Visit to Number 10. Not Downing Street


Some of our walkers lapping up the sunshine in Bluebell Woods


D88s ready for action - yeah right


I will have to lose some weight before next year


Jane Hallam sprints home in the Reading Half


Can I go round again?


I thought you said this was hard


What do you think of this mud dancing craze then?


They are even naming pubs after our Chairman now!!


Its a family affair. George and Sheona ready for action


Bob you cant get us all of us in the boot


Tough? wait till I tell the wife this kit needs cleaning


Does anyone know where I can catch a cab?


Take the picture now because I wont be smiling afterwards


Dad I thought we had a shower after the race


Who let the Daggers out!!


Doug Adams cutting through the field


Some of our walkers ready to set off


Terry and Doug training hard as usual


Just going for a quick visit to the Seven Sisters


Some of our ladies celebrate after pounding the streets of London


Does anyone have any idea which way to go


Russell Abrey on track for a good finish


A young John Tyler on course for another fast time


Doug sets the pace on the Harold Wood 7k


John, Ian, Terry and Doug ready for action


George and Doug strolling along on the Bluebell walk or run??


Doug and Bob branching out


Sheona Storms home


The famous Horndon Hill