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Harry, 70, takes marathon in his stride
Ben Turner16/ 4/2008
AN APPLE, a banana, and a pear a day helped haul Harry the Harrier a long, long way at the London Marathon on Sunday – at the grand old age of 70.
Harry Newton has sworn by the recommended five-a-day fruit and veg for years and secured his best ever time in what was his ninth stab at the distance – proving experience counts.
Congratulations to everyone, especially to Harry - what a great example to us all!
MaccForum.co.uk
16/04/2008 at 14:33
16/04/2008 at 14:33
Should less emphasis be placed on the results of tests and more emphasis on general education for children?
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