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RUNNING AT WOOLWICH 1867
Running at Woolwich via a rather hazardous looking ditch. Date: 1867
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© Illustrated London News Ltd/Bubblepunk
1867 Athletics Caps Crush Dangerous Ditch Diving Hazardous Running Spectators Woolwich
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Running at Woolwich, 1867: A Thrilling and Hazardous Athletic Event This photograph, taken in the year 1867, depicts an exhilarating athletic event that took place at Woolwich, a district in southeastern London. The image captures the moment of intense competition as a runner, dressed in a simple outfit and wearing a cap for protection, leaps into a narrow, hazardous-looking ditch. The ditch, filled with muddy water, appears treacherous, and the runner's determined expression and outstretched arms suggest the gravity of the challenge he faces. The spectators gathered around the ditch, dressed in their finest attire, are fully engaged in the action, their faces reflecting a mix of excitement, anticipation, and concern for the runner's safety. The crush of people at the edge of the ditch underscores the popularity and appeal of such athletic events during the Victorian era. The origins of this particular event at Woolwich are unclear, but it is believed to be a form of diving or hurdling competition. The hazardous nature of the ditch and the potential for injury only added to the allure and excitement for the participants and spectators alike. Despite the risks involved, the spirit of camaraderie and sportsmanship shines through in this photograph, as the runner pushes himself to the limit and the crowd cheers him on. The image serves as a reminder of the enduring appeal of athletic competition and the thrill of overcoming adversity.
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