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Once I started getting annoyed by people then I found it hard to stop that feeling snowballing and hating everyone/everything. Go into it with a good attitude and you'll benefit from the crowds
Sounds like good advice. I wasn't really getting annoyed with anyone, more just not liking being hemmed in. But I think everyone probably felt that a bit and it was all good natured and friendly. It did open up a bit after a few miles which I guess London will too? I can tell when I'm getting too tired on the bike because my mood deteriorates quite quickly so I can see why that would snowball in a marathon!
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Amazing work, @duncs!
@Arducius Well done! Yes, it was me who didn't like London. Once I started getting annoyed by people then I found it hard to stop that feeling snowballing and hating everyone/everything. Go into it with a good attitude and you'll benefit from the crowds instead of being a grumpy git like me. Definitely the drinks bottles are one of the worst things about London, I slipped on one and although I didn't fall, for a minute I silently cursed everyone who has ever drunk from a bottle (did I mention I was grumpy?).
@PhilPub 10 laps of Dulwich Park, OMG. My brain cannot compute.