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Ghosts and ghouls enjoy run at Country Club Johannesburg

WOODMEAD – It's all frights and smiles at The Country Club Johannesburg's Woodmead Halloween Run.

November 7, 2020

Nicholas Zaal Less than a minute

Youngsters have a blast dressing up. Photos: Supplied

The community of Woodmead had a blast at The Country Club Johannesburg’s (CCJ) Halloween Run.

Ghouls, skeletons, pumpkins, fairies, Lego people, werewolves and more got together for 2km, 5km and 10km runs at the venue on 28 October.

Goody bags were distributed so no one went home empty-bellied or without a fright.

Sports manager at CCJ, Claudia Richard described the event as a success with 70 children and 100 adults turning up. The club will host its Christmas Run on 25 November.

Other upcoming events include the tennis club championships on 14 and 15 November and the squash club championships on 5 and 6 December.

For more information about the club, its events or membership, contact Chelsea Kruck on chelseak@ccj.co.za

Community members stay fit and scary at the Halloween Run. Photo: Supplied

Charne Penfold and Matt Lowe enjoy the Halloween Run. Photo: Supplied

All sorts of costumes come to the fore at the Halloween Run. Photo: Supplied

All sorts of costumes come to the fore at the Halloween Run. Photo: Supplied

Vicki Pilcher dresses up for the Halloween Run.

Members of the community dress up for CCJ's Halloween Run. Photo: Supplied

The Halloween Run is popular with the families at The Country Club Johannesburg's Woodmead venue. Photo: Supplied

Members of the community dress up for CCJ's Halloween Run. Photo: Supplied

Community members stay fit and scary at the Halloween Run. Photo: Supplied

The Halloween Run is a frightful scene. Photo: Supplied

Goodie bags are provided to runners. Photo: Supplied

Families enjoy each other's company at the run.

The Halloween Run is a frightful scene.

The Pocock family: Ben, Trevor, Gina and Alex. Photo: Supplied

This group comes dressed as 2020 with all its pandemic paraphernalia. Photo: Supplid

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November 7, 2020

Nicholas Zaal Less than a minute

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