<b>Day 4</b><br>
The NMYP May Marathon runners completed a whooping 48.2miles of their virtual journey today, breaking the 100 mile mark after just four days  thanks to more team members putting in some good and hard miles to move the team closer to their virtual target of John O Groats.  

Setting off from Trebarbar just east of Newquay the team ventured north bypassing Padstow and heading direct to Tintagel Castle for a wander before pushing on and coming to rest near Meddon, east of the Hartland Cornwall Heritage coast for a well earned rest.

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Strange fact 4</b><p> 
History and legend are inseparable at Tintagel. From about the 5th to the 7th century AD it was an important stronghold, and probably a residence of rulers of Cornwall. Built half on the mainland and half on a jagged headland projecting into the Cornish sea, Tintagel Castle is one of the most spectacular historic sites in Britain. Its association with King Arthur makes it also one of the most famous. A visit after lockdown is a must.<p>

<b>Shout out to:</b> Jake and Sommer Foskett and Alex and Louie Archer and Serena Motalib plus all the other new runners who have given the whole team a lift on day four .. brilliant work from you all, apologies for any new runners missed, keeping going....
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