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JAL runs a flight from JFK to Narita Airport (Tokyo), nonstop. It leaves New York mid day and arrives in Narita in the late afternoon, flying over Northern Canada skirting the Arctic. The best part about this very long flight (+13 hours) is that it is daylight the entire flight. I shot these from the pointy end of the plane.

Brown hare leveret runs by close at sunrise, May Suffolk. Lepus europaeus by Mike Rae

Brown hare leveret runs by close at sunrise, May Suffolk. Lepus europaeus

P1300649 by flashlandau

2004 Dave and Rachel Great North Run (1) by Animals Asia UK

dyno runs by jojipoji76

Looking back over Austin, NV by wildpew

We were on our way out to Ely from our home in Dayton, NV. leading 2 other bikes so we could meet up with the Victory Motorcycle Club's annual cross country ralley

Runs by Assy McGee

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Yolie runs... by jakerome

A big hand to the Ropes Course staff, who were all super helpful and did their best to accomodate everyone. Yolie didn't have have much of a chance to get to the Ropes Course all week until Sunday morning. The Zip wasn't open, but after a gentle request they opened it up just to zip Yolie. Thanks guys!

IMG_0877 by cbcmemberphotos2477

Runs With Horses by Jonathan Greco

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P1300637 by flashlandau

Rosendale Runs by Martin Weiner

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37198 runs around by Colin Sheppard

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37198 runs around the coaching stock and 37275 so it can back onto it and form the 1A23 express from Loughborough - Leicester North.

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Durban beachscapes. A man runs unknowingly past a sacrificial chicken on Addington beach, many peoples also seek out God on these beaches; and some offer sacrifices too. Durban, South Africa. by John Robinson

Durban beachscapes. A man runs unknowingly past a sacrificial chicken on Addington beach, many peoples also seek out God on these beaches; and some offer sacifices too. Durban, South Africa.

2014 Karen Nellist Marathon (1) by Animals Asia UK

2017 Kai Madden London Marathon (50) by Animals Asia UK

Water Runs by Purple Wyrm

The Argyle cut carries Argyle street through the eponymous sandstone ridge that runs through the middle of the Rocks. It was started by convict labour in 1843, but wasn't finished until 1859 - and only then with the use of explosives.

Up until the early 20th century it was a favourite hangout for criminals and thugs - you'd take your life into your hands to walk through it. I was cleaned up during the bubonic plague outbreak of 1900 and is much more genteel nowdays.

Runs by Special Olympics Pennsylvania