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Marlow Santa Fun Run
Buckinghamshire
Type:Participatory Event
Higginson Park, Marlow, Buckinghamshire, SL7 2AE
Buckinghamshire
Each year the sight of hundreds of Santas running and walking 5km (3 miles) around the streets of Marlow has provided the town with a glorious spectacle which kicks off the festive season. Starting and finishing in Higginson Park runners and supporters have helped raise thousands of pounds for good causes.
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