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2007 Boston Marathon

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At the expo with Kathrine Switzer - A Pioneer in Women's Long Distance Running
At the expo with Kathrine Switzer - A Pioneer in Women's Long Distance Running		 Bob being served at the pasta dinner
Bob being served at the pasta dinner		 The pasta dinner
The pasta dinner		 All sorts of carbs were included with the dinner!
All sorts of carbs were included with the dinner!
The fierce winds destroyed Bob's umbrella
The fierce winds destroyed Bob's umbrella		 5:45 am - Riding the T to catch a bus at the Boston Common
5:45 am - Riding the "T" to catch a bus at the Boston Common		 5:45 am - Riding the T to catch the bus at the Boston Common
5:45 am - Riding the "T" to catch the bus at the Boston Common		 The first group of buses left the Boston Common at 6:00am
The first group of buses left the Boston Common at 6:00am
A 45 minute bus ride to the athlete's village at Hopkinton
A 45 minute bus ride to the "athlete's village" at Hopkinton		 A 3 hour wait at the athlete's village in the wind, rain, and mud
A 3 hour wait at the athlete's village in the wind, rain, and mud		 One of the main tents
One of the main tents		 It looked like a refugee camp for runners!
It looked like a refugee camp for runners!
Inside one of the main tents
Inside one of the main tents		 A cheap blanket purchased from Goodwill had an appropriate message
A cheap blanket purchased from Goodwill had an appropriate message		 Bob getting his bed ready
Bob getting his bed ready		 What fun!
What fun!
Coffee, bagels, bananas, Power Bars, etc - Compliments of the BAA
Coffee, bagels, bananas, Power Bars, etc - Compliments of the BAA		 A team of runners from Korea
A team of runners from Korea		 The weather kept the port-a-john lines shorter than normal
The weather kept the port-a-john lines shorter than normal		 The other main tent on the lower level field
The other main tent on the lower level field
Making room in the gym for more runners so they can get out of the rain
Making room in the gym for more runners so they can get out of the rain		 When both gyms filled up, people just sat outside
When both gyms filled up, people just sat outside		 Baggage buses
Baggage buses		 Baggage buses
Baggage buses
Barricades keep runners (and pee) off private property
Barricades keep runners (and pee) off private property		 Volunteers helping to direct runners
Volunteers helping to direct runners		 There were 21 corrals this year
There were 21 corrals this year		 Extra port-a-johns behind Colella's Supermarket in Hopkinton
Extra port-a-johns behind Colella's Supermarket in Hopkinton
Walking over the hill on Main Street to get to corall 11
Walking over the hill on Main Street to get to corall 11		 Inside corral 11
Inside corral 11		 View of the Starting Line from Corral 11
View of the Starting Line from Corral 11		 Mile 6 - The Framingham Train Station
Mile 6 - The Framingham Train Station
Mile 6 - Spectators in Framingham
Mile 6 - Spectators in Framingham		 Mile 6 - Spectators in front of the Framingham Train Station
Mile 6 - Spectators in front of the Framingham Train Station		 Mile 9 - Spectators in Natick
Mile 9 - Spectators in Natick		 Mile 9 - Running through Natick
Mile 9 - Running through Natick
Mile 10 - Getting Close to Wellesley
Mile 10 - Getting Close to Wellesley		 Mile 12 - The Women at Wellesley College
Mile 12 - The Women at Wellesley College		 Mile 12 - Leaving Wellesley College
Mile 12 - Leaving Wellesley College		 Mile 25 - The Dip under Mass Avenue
Mile 25 - The Dip under Mass Avenue
Mile 25 - The last little hill on Hereford Street leading to the final turn!
Mile 25 - The last little hill on Hereford Street leading to the final turn!		 Mile 26 - Making the final turn from Hereford Street onto Boylston
Mile 26 - Making the final turn from Hereford Street onto Boylston		 Mile 26 - The final .2 miles to the finish line on Boylston
Mile 26 - The final .2 miles to the finish line on Boylston		 Mile 26.2 - The Boston Marathon finish line
Mile 26.2 - The Boston Marathon finish line
Looking back after crossing the finish line
Looking back after crossing the finish line		 Walking to get a mylar blanket
Walking to get a mylar blanket		 The finish line area
The finish line area		 Volunteers removing timing chips and handing out medals
Volunteers removing timing chips and handing out medals
Volunteers removing timing chips and handing out medals
Volunteers removing timing chips and handing out medals		 Mission accomplished!
Mission accomplished!		 All you have to do now is get your bag and warm clothes
All you have to do now is get your bag and warm clothes		 Another Boston Marathon!
Another Boston Marathon!
Greg, Bob, and Jim
Greg, Bob, and Jim		 Dodging a Bullet - The (Almost) Perfect Storm, by Dave McGillivray, Race Director
"Dodging a Bullet" - The (Almost) Perfect Storm, by Dave McGillivray, Race Director
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