<b>Day 3</b><br>
The NMYP May Marathon runners completed a further 16.8miles of their virtual journey.  Setting off from Chapel Porth Beach on the St Agnes Heritage Coast, they headed inland and up to Newquay to visit the Blue Reef Aquarium before coming to rest in Trebarbar just east of Newquay.
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Strange fact 3</b><p> 
Newquay had its first settlers in the Iron Age, and signs of them are there in the form of a hill fort and industrial centre which exploited the abundance of resources and iron deposits. It is claimed the area was occupied from the 3rd century BC to the 5th or 6th century AD. There are also prehistoric burial mounds located in an area known as The Barrowfields. <p>

<b>Shout out to:</b> Jack Talbot for doubling his miles and all the runners today who put in the miles to move themselves closer to their individuals goals and the team closer to John O'Groats.
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