Go and VOTE, "santa can explain" later.
You're all experienced enough to know that you can get your memories from throughout the year by just going to the top level of the gallery and clicking through by year and month until you get to your race, and then of course - we're fully catalogued by race number - which if you don't know that - a web search for the events results will usually throw up your name and race number on the day.
As of today we have over 20,284,983 images fully catalogued online all the way back to include January 2014 fully loaded - just have a squiz here and off you go:
We're still sorting out orders, but you should know you are now perilously close to not getting your mugs ontime. Instant digital downloads are of course - instant - so you don't need us involved manually - but please do remember that all collections of "all my images" are manually collated together for you - so it can take a moment. So - what better gift for your friends on christmas day for those friends you remember over chrsitmas lunch - you can order up their race photo, download it and email it to them over a glass of sweet sherry with your motivational message for the year ahead before the blow out late lunch and wine - because you're not Steve Ovett going for olympic glory...
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| He's off to vote |
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| She's off to vote |
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| Her voting form is this big |
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| rushing back to get a mince pie |
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| He's going to vote |
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| All christmas puddings can vote |
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| heading into the sun |
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| let it go. The current goverment isn't worth getting back in. |
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| thinking about what presents to make |
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| just been sorting out the red nose |
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| camoflaged legs |
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| off into the distance |
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| listening to LBC radio |
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| it's only a flesh wound |
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| Vegan sausage |
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| can't run away fast enough from it |
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| Turkeys, getting fit for christmas |
ELECTION 2019
So - you should have received this email on Thursday. Voting day 2019. The weather forecast is crap. Wet and windy - the sort of weather that old people won't go out to vote in, so I urge all the young people - please please please prove you're made of harder stuff - and get out and vote. Vote as if your life depends on it - because it does. Vote as if the next 20 years of your life depends on it, because it does.
If you want the freedom to work across Europe unhindered, go on holiday easily with minimal administration across europe, enjoy parties, landscapes, and relationships across europe with minimal intrusion - and have very helpful and clever people come and work in our industries, health service, academic, research and service sectorsall the good things that the boomer generation set up, and not forgetting the unpresidented lengths of PEACE that we have enjoyed across Europe (says a man who avoided an IRA bomb because he turned down a job interview in 1992), then think very very carefully about how important this election is.
As things stand - you may well have said "I just want brexit done". well ok, I think you've just had your political patience strung out, (which lets face it is why many of us don't go into administration and council meetings for fun) and you should replace that with "just make it stop!" - in which case - time for a tactical vote.
Make your mind up, think about the direction of travel we have in this country, and then vote for the party that's nearest to the type of world that you want to live in.
If you think a leader who doesn't go to major interviews, steals a journalists phone during an interview and lies almost all the time and doesn't know an Irish border when he's actually on one, and then thinks he owns all of it, not just half of it, and ignores what the other half who own it think and tell him - then - go for it, but please write a big "L" (for leaver) on your forehead as well as your conscience, so we can applaud the success of your choices next year if that particular leader gets in. And then, get some training in so you can run damn fast - because you're going to need it if they do.
I live in a massive conservative constituency (South downs and Arundel), with over 50% of the vote last time to the conservatives. But I've not seen a single conservative banner up this year in the village or on the surrounding roads, and have seen multiple labour and lib dem placards all around our area. This is extremely unusual and is more indicative of what might happen around these parts - it's going to be fascinating viewing if nothing else.
whatever happens though - PLEASE PLEASE VOTE - EVERY SINGLE ONE COUNTS !
and we will see on lucky Friday 13th if we're going to have a happy christmas won't we....
Vote regularly, and vote seriously.
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