Runner Collection (#20)

Rainbow Runners - School. Rainbow Runners are considered a good bait fish They grow to 170 cm. and are pelagic
VT-8451 Rainbow RUNNERS / Salmon runner / Hawaiian Salmon / Skip Jack - school. Lady Elloit Island. Great Barrier Reef. Australia Elagatis bipinnulata Considered a good bait fish

Jogger, Central Park, Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States of America, North America

Woman jogging, Sand Dunes Point, Death Valley National Park, California, United States of America, North America

Elevated view of runners competing in the 2007 Tokyo marathon, Shinkansen (Bullet train) passing overhead, Sukiyabashi crossing, Ginza, Tokyo, Honshu, Japan, Asia

Woman running along beach, Kovalam, Kerala state, India, Asia

Tudor Costume Early C16
Two French noblemen. Note the low cut doublets which reveal the shirts which are drawn tight at the neck - a fore-runner of the ruff, also the duck-bill shoes

Olympics / 1896 Marathon
The Marathon winner arrives in the stadium

Townsend Police Officer
TOWNSEND Police officer, Bow Street Runner

Costume Men / Gronow
Top boots & Wellingtons, top hats, frock coats, striped trousers, lace up shoes, cut-away coats & breeches. Townshend the Bow Street Runner looking less fashionable than the others

CAB RUNNER
He waits at a railway station for passengers with a lot of luggage, then he runs beside their cab hoping to be paid for helping to unload the luggage at their destination

Runner Egg Ducks

Hunting Alphabet - R
R stands for Runner - who hedges his bets according to the news from the horses mouth that he gets

Sport / Winter / Skiing / Cros
Swedish ski-runner at Bjorko

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"From Olympic Glory to Everyday Pursuits: The Power of the Runner" In the realm of sports, runners have always been at the forefront, showcasing their incredible speed and determination. One iconic moment that forever etched itself in history occurred during the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. American athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos boldly raised their fists in a Black Power salute during the medal ceremonies, symbolizing unity and resistance against racial injustice. Standing alongside them was Australian Peter Norman, wearing an OPHR badge as a powerful act of solidarity. The spirit of running has transcended various disciplines throughout time. Jackie Robinson, renowned baseball player for the Brooklyn Dodgers, showcased his agility on July 2nd, 1950 when he stole home under catcher Andy Seminick's tag during a game against the Philadelphia Phillies. This daring move not only displayed Robinson's exceptional skills but also challenged societal barriers. Harold Abrahams' victory in winning the 100m race at the 1924 Olympics exemplified perseverance and triumph over adversity. His accomplishment inspired generations to push beyond limits and strive for greatness. However, running isn't solely confined to grand stages like stadiums or Olympic arenas; it can be found even in everyday life. Pheidippides' legendary run from Marathon to Athens is still celebrated today as a testament to human endurance and dedication. Jogging along scenic routes such as France's Canal du Midi near Castelnaudary allows individuals to find solace amidst nature while improving their physical well-being. It reminds us that running is not just about competition but also about personal growth and serenity. One name that will forever be synonymous with breaking barriers is Roger Bannister –the first man who conquered the elusive sub-4 minute mile barrier on Iffley Road track. His achievement shattered preconceived notions of what was possible and opened doors for countless athletes worldwide. Eric Liddell brought glory to his nation by winning an Olympic gold medal in 1924.