Runners work off some extra pounds in the Forfar Plum Pudding Plod
ByNews reporter
Kim Cessford, Courier - 26.12.11- pictured at the Lochside Leisure Centre, Forfar whwre the annual Plum Pudding Plod organised by the Forfar Road Runners was held - the start of the race
Angus folk keen to run off the season’s excesses were out in force in Forfar on Boxing Day.
They braved winds and stormy conditions for the 2.75-mile Plum Pudding Plod, organised by Forfar Road Runners.
The run started from the back of the Lochside Leisure Centre, taking an anti-clockwise loop of Forfar Loch.
The race has grown in numbers steadily over the last few years and now has a regular field of around 200, ranging from elite runners to fun runners, walkers and people bored of television and turkey.
Christmas puddings and other prizes were awarded to category winners, fancy dress entrants and to those who looked like they had made an effort.
The main men’s and women’s winners were Tracy Morgan and Robert Harrison (below).
Runners work off some extra pounds in the Forfar Plum Pudding Plod
