Sydney Morning Herald Half Marathon, presented by Colonial First State

celebrates its 20th year. Photo: Fion Tse

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Effort paid by the volunteers makes the whole event a great success.

Photo: Fion Tse

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Annie Crawford, the founder/director of Can Too briefs runners at a

training session. Behind is Jacinta Jacobs, the coach of Can Too. Photo:

Fion Tse

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Can Too runners warm up and prepare themselves for the race. Photo:

Fion Tse

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Runners and supporters shivering in Hyde Park, waiting for the marathon

to start. Photo: Fion Tse

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Half marathon runners go past Darling Harbour. Photo: Wesley Ching

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Cheering teams wait anxiously for their families and friends to cross the

finishing line. Photo: Fion Tse

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Amanda Redford, team captain of Can Too heading towards the finishing

line. Photo: Fion Tse

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Participants gain a lot of support from families and ex-Cantooers . Photo:

Vivian Chan

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Anne Crawford, the founder/ director of Can Too shares with us her

thoughts and evaluates the event at the end. Photo: Wesley Ching

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