Trying to run on your city’s Marathon? What a shame, Father Bunny. Real finishers take planes and fight against jet lag and cheap hotels.
Going on foot from home to the start is very convenience and you know that if you decide to quit a taxi will take you back home.
But if you want to feel the glory of being a real finisher my city’s Marathon is the choice.
Have you imagined going up on Nathan road to Lantau and crossing the Tsing Ma Bridge to end in Causeway Bay.
Are you afraid?
Oh Miffa, don’t taunt your father like this! ;)I think it takes a lot to run a marathon anywhere, but of course I will be especially delighted if he (and you) could come back to Hong Kong and participate in this.
Oh Miffa, don’t taunt your father like this! ;)I think it takes a lot to run a marathon anywhere, but of course I will be especially delighted if he (and you) could come back to Hong Kong and participate in this.
If Iam ready I will carry Draculina with me the first half and you, 9j, the second half if you get Anita’s permission.By the way the routing is excellent, much nicer than any European Marathon.If you are a permanent resident and your time is below 3:00 hours they give you 1.000 HK$.Wanna try, 9j?
If Iam ready I will carry Draculina with me the first half and you, 9j, the second half if you get Anita’s permission.By the way the routing is excellent, much nicer than any European Marathon.If you are a permanent resident and your time is below 3:00 hours they give you 1.000 HK$.Wanna try, 9j?
I think it’s a great idea, Father Bunny, as long as have some thing secure to carry me in, says Anita!
I think it’s a great idea, Father Bunny, as long as have some thing secure to carry me in, says Anita!