Wollongong Harbour was awash with shades of blue, pink, yellow and orange as people ran, danced and walked their way around Wollongong’s inaugural Color Run.
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More than 10,000 people braved the cool May weather early Sunday morning to participate in the region’s first Color Run, donning tutus, wigs and crazy glasses to mark the occasion.
Runners travelled down the ‘‘Yellow Powdered Round’’, got an orange fake tan and borrowed a look from the Smurfs over the five kilometre course around the harbour and Stuart Park.
Submitted by reader Megan Warburton.
Submitted by reader Leanne Hawke.
Submitted by reader Claire Shrimpton.
Submitted by reader Katrina Smith.
Submitted by reader Megan Warburton.
Submitted by reader Amanda Mansell
Submitted by reader Melanie Kelly.
Submitted by reader Melanie Kelly.
Ray White Wollongong/Figtree had a great time at the Colour Run. Submitted by reader Samantha Goodall.
The bubble zone. Submitted by reader Alex Spillett
The Blue colour zone. Submitted by reader Amanda Mansell.
Submitted by reader Luke Macaulay.
Submitted by reader Amanda Mansell.
The finish line. Submitted by reader Jessica Clerihew.
The Colour Run mascot. Submitted by reader Alex Spillett.
Splashes of colour at the Festival Finish. Submitted by reader Alex Spillett.
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