<b>Day 7</b><br>
The NMYP May Marathon runners completed another 29.5miles on day 7 to push way past the 200mile mark and move another stage closer to their virtual goal running from Lands End to John O'Groats.  

Setting off from Weston Super Mare beach, Somerset the team passed St Georges, Backwell and Portbury before heading north to settle by Severn Beach village on the mouth of the seven estuary.. (the team do love a beach stop) overlooking the 2nd Seven Bridge crossing to Wales. 

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Strange fact 7</b><p> Second Severn Bridge - The 5,128m (16,824ft) long structure took four years to build, cost £330m and was officially opened by Prince Charles on 5 June 1996. In excess of 32,000 cars use the bridge each day. Previously a toll bridge the tolls were scrapped in Dec 2018 much to drivers enjoyment.<p>

<b>Shout out to:</b> Reuben Smith for adding several miles to the team and James Beale for adding to the effort. At the end of week one the 22 runners have covered some 223 miles of what will be an c850mile plus journey across England and Scotland.
