Haigh Parkrun Takeover

Posted on: Saturday 18th November 2023

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Lostock AC headed to Haigh Woodland Park to stage a Parkrun takeover. Lostockers marshalled, scanned bar codes, were time keepers and tail walkers.

Due to a tree being down on route A, runners were required to complete the more challenging route B. This route starts in front of Haigh Hall and is a steady down hill towards Plantation Gates. Unfortunately, the course is a gradual hill all the way to the finish line.

We had an amazing time cheering on all the runners that competed the course. Thank you to everyone who came along it was lovely to see you all!

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