through. I want to do it next year - just to prove to myself that I can go faster!Rachel, 5:13:54 My best moment was crossing the Tower of London - at least then I knew I was on the same side of London as the finishing line. My worst moment was having

event and it still chokes me.I was expecting my best moment to be running down the Mall, but to be honest when I got there I really couldn't care less!The best bits by far for me were the starting line (knowing that I was part of the best marathon

to someone else and make their day; IT HURTS!I can't wait for next year - I'll definitely be there, hopefully running, but if not as a supporter or volunteer.Katypie, 4:28 --I am still high as a kite from the race, an amazing day and a carnival feel

if you like) of this great race. The worst moment? Hitting, or rather colliding with the Wall at mile 17. I don't know how, but all my meticulous race preparation just went to pot, and between miles 17 - 24 I simply had to run/walk, unlike last year

ever and the London Marathon was the inspiration which started me running four years ago - standing on the roadside cheering everyone on, being overwhelmed and having that feeling of wanting to take part myself. I still couldn't believe I was there

woman runner) an amazing feat (or is that feet? :-) ). Jaycee, 4:26What an experience, made particularly sweet because I trained last year and had to withdraw, injured, just before the race.While I was slightly disappointed by my eventual time (I

th race and see and feel how it has grown and evolved over the years into something quite special. It's truly a great race.Flying Scotsman, 3:43The best moment (excluding the finish)? Arriving at the halfway point at exactly the same time

:09:30 This was my first marathon. I am a very slow walk/runner and got the urge to do the marathon while watching it last year. I entered a few shorter races between October and early April to prepare, but I didn't do as much training as I could have. In the two

of 40- 45 miles per week at acomfortable pace.Now (October) I've cut back to anything between 15 and25, as the last race I'm signed up for this year is a fun 7 mile run inNovember. I won't win (the field will be way too fast for me) but I'llhave fun

hoped-for 4:45, but hell, I was just about to finish FLM for goodness sake! What would I do differently? Not panic so much beforehand and hopefully not get injured 3 weeks before the race!Wabo and Sue, 6:00 Wabo's poem 2005This poem is for my mate