At around 10km, you pass one of London’s most iconic sights, the Cutty Sark.

Built in 1869, the Cutty Sark is one of the last surviving tea clippers, once used to transport tea from China to Britain at high speed. It represents the global trade routes that shaped modern London.

In its time, ships like this connected continents, carrying goods, culture, and ideas across the world.

Today, it stands as a reminder of movement, exploration, and endurance, all things you are experiencing right now.

This part of the route is known for its incredible atmosphere, with crowds lining the streets as participants pass this historic landmark.

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