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The Freeze You Gizzard Run at New Montague High School. The 10.5Km loop course on Valleyfield Rd, Main Street, Queens Rd, Riverside Dr and Peardon Rd.
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At 5Km and halfway point
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Mom can see my yellow pom-pom
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Billy MacDonald won the half marathon and Erin Poirier for top female.
I finished in 1:47:57 and came in 14th out of 44 runners.
Todd "Stone Cold" Power won the 10K race and Natalie Dallaire for top female
Official Result: 14th out of 44
Half-Marathon in 1 hour, 47 minutes & 57 seconds
Freeze Your Gizzard 2007 ~ Freeze Your Gizzard 2006
Photos from the Freeze your Gizzard 2006-2011
Thank You George Hughes!!
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I had a flat tire on the way home, just past Poole's Corner. When jumping on the tire iron still failed to budge any of the wheel nuts, I called Debby's cell (I had gotten her number before I headed out on the course in case any of the runners had trouble. Little did I know it would be me calling that number later in the day, thinking maybe I could borrow her husband.....) As it turned out George answered and came to my rescue. By then I had done enough jumping on the tire iron to finally loosen the nuts and George had me back on the road in no time. Thank you so much George! - janet
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