For at least 25 years, the local San Juan Mountain Runners have sponsored the annual walk/run event that starts at Oak Grove Elementary School.
It was Dorothy Wofford’s first year for the event and was persuaded by her daughter, Yvonne Lund, and granddaughter, Lauren Byler, to come.
 Runners takeoff from the starting line during the San Juan Mountain Runners' annual Turkey Trot fun run held at Oak Grove Elementary School Thursday morning. The male winner in the Turkey Trot's 2-mile race was Tim Barnett (13:30) and Sarah Ryan (15:45) was the female winner. Ben Tobler (25:14) and Rebecca Long (30:11) both won the 4.3 mile race. (Joel Blocker / Daily Press) Advertisement |
Charlotte is a basset hound and was dressed in a colorful bandana awaiting the start of the race.
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