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London Marathon 2020

London Marathon 2020 Cutty Sark and the London Marathon
Run, Mikey, Run!

I was roped into running the half marathon on the first day of my new job...
Figurehead Appeal Update

This year’s Members and Patrons’ Appeal was to raise money for a new figurehead for Cutty Sark.
Anchors Aweigh, Again!

I enjoyed running the half marathon on behalf of the Cutty Sark last year...and thought it would be fun to do again! :)

Cutty Sark 150th

The iconic Cutty Sark turns 150 years old in 2019. Find out how you could be a part of her future.
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Cutty Sark 150

The Cutty Sark is 150 years old in 2019. Built to last only 30 years, the Tall Ship is the last of her kind. Help us secure her future.
London Marathon 2020

Run the London Marathon for Cutty Sark in it's 150th anniversary year and help secure the future of this iconic landmark.
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There are so many ways to support the Cutty Sark in our 150th Anniversary year. Find out how you could be involved in securing the future of this iconic, record breaking ship.
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