“As the squall raged on, racers appeared out of the wall of fog. They hurtled down the Hollyburn Chute looking significantly more wet than they had two hours earlier at the race start, but no less determined or deterred by the elements.” …Hilary Matheson Hilary Matheson’s race day photos as the...
Some comments heard when a camera was spotted: “I would like to jump but I would cramp up.” “Hey, this will be my first photo in the sun.” “Yeah, the first photo where I will be running.” “Oh no, I have to run?” “Can’t wait for a cold beer.” 😀 Thank you runners for...
“Despite a wet start, the tree coverage at the Hyannis aid station acted like a natural umbrella to keep most of the day’s heaviest rainfall to a light misting over the station, its volunteers, and the incoming runners. Racers coming up the stairs to Hyannis looked pleased to reach the...
“The tougher the race, the better the post-race party. This year, the atmosphere at the finish line among runners, family and friends testified to all that the racers had endured during their long day. It was a privilege to be part of the Knee Knacker community on race day, and to share a small part...
“Only 2.6k to go, but with 46k on your legs it can be a challenge. Lots of tired faces looked to their right, towards Deep Cove. You would normally hear the music from the finish line while crossing that new bridge. In the “year of the squall”, there was only...
“Anticipation was high as racers readied themselves for whatever the day would bring, and a sense of excitement was palpable in the air – rain be damned. So began the year of the squall(s).” ….Hilary Matheson Hilary Matheson’s race day photo during the squall at the start line can be found...
