A worthy cause to run for. The course was at times very muddy, through no fault of the organisers, as it had been particularly wet the previous couple of days. It was lovely to have the race stared by Charlie, the young lad who inspired the event. There were a few minor criticisms. It would have been nice to have had a couple of distance markers, at various points, such as the half way point to motivate the runners, as we had no clue how far we still had to go. Also a couple of the runners at the front got to one point along the front and weren't sure which direction they had to go, as there was no marshall at that point to direct them, as they run along the foreshore, and almost took a wrong turning. But on the positive side of that comment, the marshalls that were present were very motivating, especially to the slower runners. The sausage in a bun at the end was a lovely touch. The Banger Medal was lovely, even though there were not enough medals to go around. For future events it would be more helpful to have a clear finish line, as there wasn't one, so i found myself running towards a group of people stood with medals around there necks at what appeared to be the end of the line, only to discover that I had already finished when i was suddenly handed a medal. But it was well organised, and a great event. I wouldn't hesitate to book up for another one of these events at the Castle again, as it was great fun to do