No I’m not in it but I’m watching it on TV, it and the Cambridge and Oxford boat race are my favourite sporting events. I can’t run – well, I guess I can run to catch a bus and over very short distances, but I just cannot run. Even when I was a swimmer and exceptionally fit, swimming 40+ miles a week, cycling 100+ miles a week, I still couldn’t run… training runs were a nightmare, I’d always come last!
Sometimes I dream of running – not fleeing something, but running through woodland or up hilly pastures, and in my dreams I love it, and am puzzled why I never realised I could do it! Oh well… I shall just watch and enjoy the London marathon each year! Nearly 40,000 people running this year, over 40% are women… and I shall cheer them all on!
Lois Elsden 
The dream of running is said to be your subconscious telling you that your fleeing from something and need to face the problem.
Sometime I can run but that’s getting less and less due to my knees.
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But my running dreams are always lovely, running to something nice! Knees are a terrible problem, so many friends have naughty knees
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