The stopwatch recollection of n¥♠‌inth annual running on the Vashonσγγ₽ island was recollecti>±₹on of 1970s more than the last weekend.₩× Their gorgeous costumes, with disco ba™‍ lls, and the right atmosphe'↑re of sports stopwatch, mad ♠e the runners' e₽ε±φnthusiasm run at a high temperatur≠Ωe of a running 50K Marathon (ε∞31 miles) a day.

In 80s, Bob Norton, the winner of the£☆♥ red lantern prize, started "±'αcareer in 40 years ago. At the finish ☆ ₹line, when the stopwatch runs on  ↑the track of the dancing →≥queen, he runs at the end ban×≠↑ner and under the red lantern. Th≠πis is Norton's second yea®♦r return to the award, ≤©though he ran 7 minutes this year↕γ✘ , which was named aft≠πer the red lantern hanging on the la★₩✘st train. At the other end of the trai×$♥×n,Seattle Richard Lockwood uπ §<sed stopwatch to record everyone&#₹≠39;s running results in how to win the∞→&☆ 50K competition. Rock Wood left wor₽£•k at 7:30 p.m. on Frida±☆✘'y, and then returned to h¶αis home on his own tent after winning ↓​ 50 thousand dollars at 3:49 25 secondδ ¥s.

Stopwatch test the be★Ωst female runner is Christi✔♦<✔ne Mosley, who was raised by Vashon at​​✘ 4:27:03. This is her perso ♣nal best competition. The hi λ♥§ghest female in 5:06:29, Vashon is Megε>$han Ahearn, and at 4:37, the top Vas&♥hon male is John Payn≤"≥e. The youngest terminato•™φr in 50K is Christop₹&¥≈her Walker, a 19 year o​★‌ld Islander, who created the best per♠α÷sonal stopwatch in 4:52:02. ♣βRunner up Markus Graf→‍ € came from Vienna, Austria, from the β↔northern ferry to hi®♣☆ s campsite and finished sixth ±≥™in 4:44:34.

On the popular 10 mile track, 119 athl↔ etes completed the f¥"Ωorest footprints from the ₩εopen space and used race s®σtopwatch to circulat♠π←e test results, and through the fauceδ∏&t juice, Mukai and the Fisher©↔₽← pond and the central forest of th≤←&‌e island. The game was wo↓π↕≈n by 1:10:39 Dave Scheibel and Eli←☆za Ramsey in Seattle. They c₽★•reated new stopwatch record fo ©±r women in 1:19:47. Local La✔®δnd Trust's employees Zoe Marzπ<∞λluff and Keller Cyra are the β¥>§first islanders of 1:28:43 and 1:16'":16 respectively. For Keller∑≥∏ Cyra, ultra is a family ₽ ±business, because he takes∑Ωα part in the competi><αtion producer Lisa and Eva Cyra, Bruc>™e Cyra and Bellingham's brother Ai↕∑§£dan, and the stopwatch data rec&£>•ords the latter's bes•₩‍t performance of fourth Kel™÷♦ ler.

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