Looking over my running log, we actually did those 3200m not once, but three times. On April 30th, 1997, 6x3200 @13:35, on June 11th, 6x3200 @13:38 and then on July 16th 1997 when I only did 5 at 13:40 average but noted on my log that the temperature was 27 C.
Just a few months earlier, in the fall of '96, you will recall for sure Sheila that we ran the Montreal Marathon together at a "leisurely pace of ~4:45" until about the 32 K mark at Parc Lafontaine, where I slowed down slightly at a water table and then continued at just under the 5:00 pace to the finish with a 3:21 at the Old Port, but never caught up with you who ran the last 10 k at a blistering pace of 4:30 to finish with a 3:13:06. (You must have taken a shortcut down St-Laurent instead of running all the way to the old Forum before heading south to the Old Port !

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And a similar relative story in our last two marathons, except that we see the finish line some 40 minutes later than some 20 years ago.
Ahh !! Those were the days !!!
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