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Senior Citizens Participate in Avalon 50 Mile Benefit Run
16 Runners Over The Age Of 60 Participate In The 29th Annual Avalon 50 Mile Benefit Run Held On Catalina Island
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010
AVALON, CATALINA ISLAND - In it's 29th year, the 2010 Avalon 50 Mile Benefit Run had a total of 16 finishers between the ages of 60-78. Runners, as young as 20 to as old as 78 years of age participated this year, a majority of the ultra runners were returning participants. With some runners just starting to become part of the tradition and others 27th years deep in it already, it's no surprise that the avid support for this race brings a family feeling to the start line.
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Catalina Island 50-Mile Run to benefit local organizations
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Friday, January 15, 2010
AVALON, CATALINA ISLAND - The 29th Annual Avalon Benefit 50-Mile Run will be held Saturday January 16, 2010. This is one of the country's most challenging and scenic 50-milers. No cars, no smog, just great terrain, incredible views and even an occasional buffalo sighting.
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3rd Annual Catalina Island Eco Marathon to be held Saturday, Nov. 14th
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Monday, November 09, 2009
AVALON, CATALINA ISLAND - The 3rd Annual Catalina Island Eco Marathon will take place Saturday November 14th. The marathon course starts in the city of Avalon, runs through 22 miles of the island's interior and finishes back in Avalon. Saturday's event offers three races for participants to choose from: the Marathon, the 10K or the 5K. There is an estimated 435 total runners participating: 185 runners to participate in the Marathon, 200 runners to participate in the 10K, and roughly 50 people to take part in the 5K.
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Visit Coronado Island!
Just over the bridge from downtown San Diego and a short sail from Catalina is a small, tree-lined beach haven known as Coronado. Coronado is about a mile from downtown San Diego and is linked to the city by the Coronado-San Diego Bridge. Crown City, as it is called (Coronado means "crowned one" in Spanish), regards itself as a friendly, small town of wide leafy streets lined with Victorian homes & Californian bungalows. |
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