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Dad and his two sons prepare to run 26.2 miles as the sun rises over Washington D.C. |
![]() Dad looks like he is getting focused while the sons cut up behind him. Will they ever grow up? |
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Susan's thought..."I'm proud of my husband he is going to run a marathon." Ian's thought..."What the heck am I thinking, I better get in this photo now with my beautiful wife because in 4 hours I will probably be dead." |
The entire team of Townsend and Horton runners. On the right is our leader, Ron. |
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We are probably only about a mile into this run with that much energy. |
Ron stops to take a drink, Ryan looks like he might need some too |
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Running down a shaded lane. Ryan leading Ian, nothing strange about that |
John stops to take a drink of water, did Ryan get some at the last stop, does he really look like he needs any? |
![]() The group in front of the Capitol, just to prove we did run this in Washington D.C. |
![]() Oh wait, there's the Jefferson Memorial and Washington Monument. Of curse at this stage by looking at our faces you can see we missed them completely during the run. |
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Approaching the end, the Iwo Jima Memorial honoring our United States Marines is just ahead. Not bad running for two Army guys. |
Success...and medals to prove it. |
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Ian ponders what he has just accomplished with the men who mean the most to him |
Susan and Ian at the restaurant after the marathon. Of course everyone wears their 'competitor' shirt after the race |
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John and Flo at the restaurant. Both of them look happy to know the run is over. |
A happy mother that her sons completed the run. |

Three months of training...26.2 miles completed...two very sore knees...5 hours of quality time with your two sons in our nation's capitol...priceless