
FLRC volunteers in grass skirts await the field


the first runner I saw, with police escort


a steady stream of determined runners


a female race leader near mile 5


the sun rises over runners at Sunrise Blvd.


offering encouragement, near a big pink hotel


the half marathon race leader laps the pack


runners in all directions at NE 34th St.

2 comments:
I had no idea this existed. Seems like more fun then the Miami marathon, because you have a more tangible understanding of how much farther you need to go. I can relate to running towards southbeach, because I live here.
PS the beaches in Ft. Lauderdale are beautiful; one of the few places in florida, ironically, where you can see the beach/ocean from A1A.
Yes, I was impressed. It's a smaller race, but still the scenery is beautiful. I'm thinking of trying to run in it next year - I'm not sure if they'll schedule it in hurricane season, as they originally did last year.
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