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The Guardian - UK
Lifestyle
Running with the Kenyans - in pictures
Revellers at a cross country race in Iten.
'After the running come the speeches – then the marathon really begins'
Photograph: Adharanand Finn
The local running shop.
'I'm sitting in the Grand Pri restaurant in Eldoret waiting for the start of the London marathon ...'
Photograph: Adharanand Finn
A runner on the Iten track.
'In this part of the world, virtually every second person is a world-class athlete'
Photograph: Adharanand Finn
The start of the local district cross country championships.
'Competition is stiff, so getting a good start is vital'
Photograph: Adharanand Finn
Barefoot children in the finishing funnel at a cross country race at Salaba Academy in Iten.
'This is not like the school cross country races I remember competing in'
Photograph: Adharanand Finn
An early morning run (Adharanand is on the far right).
'A head start is what I need'
Photograph: Marietta d'Erlanger
Dawn running in Iten.
'I suddenly feel out of my depth. What am I doing?'
Photograph: Marietta d'Erlanger
Adharanand running on the trails around the town.
'There's a fine line between humbling and humiliating'
Photograph: Marietta d'Erlanger
'How are you?' Children wave as Adharanand runs by.
'Since I've been in Kenya, I've met lots of athletes who have started schools'
Photograph: Marietta d'Erlanger
A local runner.
'It's a motley crew that assembles around the big, red 4x4 in the carpark of the Nest hotel in Ngong ...'
Photograph: Marietta d'Erlanger
Runners on the track in Iten. '
For Kenyans, rest is a serious business'
Photograph: Marietta d'Erlanger
Adharanand running with the Kenyans.
'To help me prepare for the Lewa marathon, I've managed to find myself a team of top Kenyan runners'
Photograph: Marietta d'Erlanger
Collecting water on a long run.
'As a fellow runner, no matter how slow, they offer me only encouragement. It is quite humbling'
Photograph: Marietta d'Erlanger
Handing out water.
'The secret is that you think there's a secret'
Photograph: Marietta d'Erlanger
Adharanand struggling up a hill.
'I've discovered the true meaning of a hard session'
Photograph: Marietta d'Erlanger
Another day, another run.
'The Fluorspar half marathon is a rite of passage for any runner in Iten'
Photograph: Marietta d'Erlanger
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