Superheroes take flight at Color Run

People from as far as Lephalale, Louis Trichardt, Musina and even Gauteng attended The Color Run at Mitchell House on Saturday. The theme was ‘Superheroes’ and runners made the most of the opportunity to don wigs, tutus, capes and wings to run the happiest 5 km on earth. After the run participants had the opportunity …

August 17, 2017
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People from as far as Lephalale, Louis Trichardt, Musina and even Gauteng attended The Color Run at Mitchell House on Saturday. The theme was ‘Superheroes’ and runners made the most of the opportunity to don wigs, tutus, capes and wings to run the happiest 5 km on earth. After the run participants had the opportunity to dip their hands in water based paint and help decorate three vehicles as part of the fun.

Story and photos: MARKI FRANKEN
>>marki.observer@gmail.com

Lepamo Nyoftu is four-years-old and a contender for the best dressed prize at The Color Run.
Father and son team, Letlho­go­nolo and Rodney Nwa­na­mudze­na celebrate after finishing The Color Run.
In the spirit of The Color Run’s Super­heroes theme, Tshi­man­gadzo Tshi­khu­thula helps Abigail Delgado to finish the race.
Sisters Marilét Swanepoel, from Lepha­lale, and Thris­ka Otto, from Louis Trichardt make a state­ment with their outfits.
Jordan Lucas and Tristan Muburgh are first over the finish line.
Orange is the new black for Le-Anne, Kaylyn and Adri Botha.
Rego Malope, Brigitte Verveen and Rebo Malope are ready to celebrate their inner superheroes at The Color Run.
Andrew Cook, Mitchell House Head, and Safiya Sonpra, Mitchell House Chairperson of the Parents’ Association.
Dylan Deysel puts his hand prints on one of The Color Run vehicles.
Potego Motimele decorates a car with her hand prints.
August 17, 2017
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