00:00I think when you see there's so many people running there, you don't have to be a specific athlete,
00:05you can, you know, if you want to be a professional athlete, you can do it,
00:07but if you just want to walk around, you're more than welcome to get around however suits you.
00:14I think that seems to be the big thing for me, because it's whatever makes it the best to be.
00:19People in the north are very giving, I really want to say that, very supporting, very giving.
00:27I'm, you know, I've come to Newcastle twice.
00:30People are so friendly and supportive, and I think that is a big contributory factor.
00:36Yeah, yeah.
00:37And just that there's so many people, even if they just give, you know, a pound each,
00:41and there's lots of them, you know, it all adds up, yeah.
00:45Yeah, I do think it's good that it's like a variety of different people,
00:48because at the end of the day, it all's for a good cause, isn't it?
00:51So, like, I know my cousin's doing it for the deaf charity,
00:54but that's because it's something meaningful to him.
00:56For everyone else, it'll be something meaningful to them as well.
00:59Yeah, I think it's quite great, because it shows other people, like,
01:02anyone could really get involved, so it's not really restricted.
01:06And it also motivates us, if someone else is doing it, maybe I can do the same.
01:10I'm hugely welcoming a variety of outfits and, like, the cheer,
01:14and I have to say, the people on the route, as I do it myself on that really,
01:18it seems phenomenal.
01:19Massive encouragement for the runners all the way around.
01:22It's just such a massive spectacle, it's such a big thing,
01:26all those people running through Newcastle, you know, it's amazing.
