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    Parkrun draws dozens

    EditorBy EditorNovember 1, 2014No Comments1 Min Read
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    The 6th weekly Grahamstown Parkrun took place early on Saturday 1 November, with a total of 123 finishers. The Grahamstown Parkrun started at the end of September with a total of 308 runners taking park over the six events. The 5km free event takes place every Saturday at 8am from the Botanical Gardens entrance.

    The 6th weekly Grahamstown Parkrun took place early on Saturday 1 November, with a total of 123 finishers. The Grahamstown Parkrun started at the end of September with a total of 308 runners taking park over the six events. The 5km free event takes place every Saturday at 8am from the Botanical Gardens entrance.

    Photo: Stephen Penney

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