Kent Messenger Maidstone

Tickled pink – and for charity

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Thousands of women turned Mote Park pink for the annual Race For Life event.

Competitor­s dug out their tutus, angel wings and feather boas as they tackled three different courses over the weekend of July 11 and 12. Saturday saw crowds of enthusiast­ic women set out on the 5k and 10k routes, while participan­ts on Sunday weren’t afraid to get their hands dirty as they set out on the Pretty Muddy 5k obstacle course.

The challenges, which have been running in the popular town centre park in Mote Avenue, Maidstone, for several years, raise money for Cancer Research UK.

Eager runners wanting to take part in next year’s event can save £4.99 off their entrance fee by buying tickets at bit.ly/earlyrfl

 ?? FM4417504 ?? Competitor­s warm up before the event
FM4417504 Competitor­s warm up before the event
 ?? FM4417506 ?? Maidstone Meopham Ladies prepare for the off
FM4417506 Maidstone Meopham Ladies prepare for the off
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FM4417656 PussyKAT Dolls
 ?? FM4417659/FM4417589 Buy these photos at kentonline.co.uk ?? Glynis Hall, Lyn Smith, Hayley Smith and Deb Wilson before the Race For Life at Mote Park, Maidstone
Pictures: Ruth Cuerden
FM4417659/FM4417589 Buy these photos at kentonline.co.uk Glynis Hall, Lyn Smith, Hayley Smith and Deb Wilson before the Race For Life at Mote Park, Maidstone Pictures: Ruth Cuerden
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