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Scream If You Want to Run Faster 10k

Virtual event

United Kingdom

Fri 30th October 2020

Organiser's Description

Scream if you want to earn this medal, or maybe just go for a run or walk instead. To earn this cult classic virtual medal please complete 10k. This can be done by walking, running or cycling, and of course can be done in parts. Evidence must be submitted by 30 October.

Distances

10 km

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Vanessa Remy

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