All Aboard the Yellow Train

Much to the bemusement of the town’s usual runners, the Harrogate Stray was awash with yellow as no less than 6 SRG groups joined together to run the 3-lap 5K course.

“It was a fantastic atmosphere at the start, and I found myself getting carried away and going to the front. As we approached the first corner, I was in 10th place, with all the excitement I had set off far too fast! I must have been thinking I was Mo Farah galloping away like that from the rest of the SRG, but I soon settled back into my slow and steady pace chatting away and enjoying it!” Dan, Darlington SRG Manager and Run Leader.

All the SRG runners had a great time, chatting to runners from other groups, enjoying the social atmosphere and how we love to run together. We clapped and we cheered as the last SRG runner came into the finish and before long Darlington SRG runners were back on the bus, sweaty and smelly but elated.

Back to Darlo, just in time for beer and breakfast in true Darlington SRG style.

Much to the bemusement of the town’s usual runners, the Harrogate Stray was awash with yellow as no less than 6 SRG groups joined together to run the 3-lap 5K course. “It was a fantastic atmosphere at the start, and I found myself getting carried away and going to the front. As we approached the first corner, I was in 10th place, with all the excitement I had set off far too fast! I must have been thinking I was Mo Farah galloping away like that from the rest of the SRG, but I soon settled back into my slow and steady pace chatting away and enjoying it!” Dan, Darlington SRG Manager and Run Leader.