Umhlanga Park Run South Africa
The crowd becomes bigger and thicker. The start means us
back runners start to walk. We walk for over a minute and I peer looking for
signs of people ahead of me running. A walk morphs into halted jogging and
eventually running. We are sharing a public footpath in the middle of holiday season
with swimmers, surfers, walkers, prams and dogs. One lady yells to herself, “This
is a public footpath. Stick to the left.”
After less than two kays we share the footpath with fast
runners approaching us on the right side of the footpath.
I dodge, dawdle and intermittently run depending on what is
ahead on the footpath.
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