Can you see that kid on the track in a blue t-shirt carrying a baton? That's No3 son representing his school in the Primary Relay at this afternoon's Crieff Highland Games. He ran the first leg giving them a good lead which they held on to right to the end.
Look, the trophy's bigger than anything Dad's won! It was presented to him by Allan Wells. Sadly he'd never heard of him! Hmm, I wonder where we can put it for the next 3 months? Well done. He's going to be a better runner than than his Dad methinks.
Can you see that kid on the track in a blue t-shirt carrying a baton? That's No3 son representing his school in the Primary Relay at this afternoon's Crieff Highland Games. He ran the first leg giving them a good lead which they held on to right to the end.
Look, the trophy's bigger than anything Dad's won! It was presented to him by Allan Wells. Sadly he'd never heard of him! Hmm, I wonder where we can put it for the next 3 months? Well done. He's going to be a better runner than than his Dad methinks.
8 comments:
Top boy!!
Congratulations son no 3. A great run. I was very impressed with his running style, leaning forward and powering down the stretch. I hope the runner has noted this and will copy!
JK
Great stuff. I bet he didn't cough up a lung either :-)
Debs xx
Ps: Had to delete comment above, as I was signed in as Marco.
Check him out. He's a superstar!
Eh, but whats this about not knowing who Allan Wells is?!? shocking.
Mrs Mac x
Nice one Gordon.We could do with some new blood in the Harriers.
No wonder he's so fast he appears to have 4 legs!!
Great trophy! Plenty of room on the kitchen sideboard (I see from the piccie) for this trophy and many more; also room there for an expanding and eclectic collection of race tee-shirts to rival (exceed?) that of WHWRunner ..........
Murdo
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