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Thames Trail Marathon - September

Reading, Berkshire

Thames Path, Earley, Reading RG6 1PQ, UK

Sat 3rd September 2016

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Experience a scenic, evening-to-night, half marathon, running West along the Thames Path, following the River. Race HQ and start of the race is Wokingham Waterside Centre, Reading. A flat, town and country out and back route. 5pm start.

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