A couple travelled more than 15 hours to take part in a major running event.
Donald and Maria made the journey from Puerto Rico to Glasgow to compete in the 10K race at the Great Scottish Run.
Their enthusiasm for the event and the city was clear.
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Donald said: "We came from Puerto Rico, which is in the Caribbean, and we are excited to see the great Scotland and, secondly, this magnificent event.
"We are looking forward to having a wonderful day."
Maria said she was excited to take in the atmosphere and scenery.
She said: "I'm most looking forward to enjoying the view, the race, the running and walking and sightseeing.
"It will be wonderful. A lot of people. A lot of excitement."
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The event began at 9am with the 10K race, followed by two half marathons at 10am and 11.30am.
Runners passed several iconic Glasgow landmarks, including the Gallery of Modern Art, Kingston Bridge, the Clyde Tunnel, Pollok Park, George Square, and Glasgow Green .
Pictures taken from the race show the streets packed with people, all running for a good cause.
More than 70 roads were closed across the city to ensure the safety of runners.
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