My wife is in Boston and she will be running the marathon on Monday. I know Boston is a big place, and there are ~20,000 runners, but if there are any X-Markers who see someone running with a sign that says "Anna" from Canada, 5'4" and blond, that's her! I am so proud of her for doing this so please forgive my bragging. Three years ago she was recovering from an operation to remove a brain tumour, so she's come a long way! She won't be wearing a kilt, but she'll be wearing her NYC commemorative tartan skirt while she's in Boston. :)

That is fantastic. I'll be rooting for her. Can you post a pic of the NYC comemmorative tartan? I've not seen that yet.

hope heartbreak hill is nice to her on monday!

Macman,

Wow, you really have good reason to be proud of her; she must be one determined lady. I hope she does well.

Bob

I may be walking a portion of the marathon route, wearing a kilt of course. Tell her to wave to ME if she sees me walking on the sidewalk!

Andrew.

Best of luck to your wife with the Boston Marathon, MacMan. Let us know how she gets on. The only marathon I've ran was the Edinburgh Marathon - once was enough but I've done 100 Half Marathons over the years. Now that I'm older and slower the only one which still do is the Great North Run (40,000 entrants) where I wear the kilt and the carnival atmosphere carries me to the finish.

Here's a link to the NYC tartan on Matt Newsome's website (district-tartans.com)

New York City tartan

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Here's a link to the NYC tartan on Matt Newsome's website (district-tartans.com)

New York City tartan

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Very nice looking tartan..

Thanks, everyone. I will pass on your posts. The NYC tartan is a beautiful tartan, and very symbolic as well, and I have to say that she does wear it well!

Great to hear David. Wish her luck for me!

The race was yesterday, and David has not told us how Anna did.

Come on David, don't keep us in suspense!