‘Dead-icated’ to running
T-R PHOTOS BY LANA BRADSTREAM — Daniel Anderson, 10 and Reid Gerstandt, 11 practice their zombie poses before the Park Apocalypse Zombie Run. They were given the task of capturing the flags of runners during the 5K run. If a runner’s flag was captured, they were considered “infected.”
Garcia sisters Ariana, 12, Alina, 16 and Alexia, 19, laugh with other zombies before finding their hiding spots along the 5K run.
Shoney Albert gets “zombiefied” by a makeup artist before the Park Apocalypse Zombie Run on Saturday at Grimes Farm. The farm typically has a few volunteer makeup artists on hand to transform people into zombies.
Runners braved the Park Apocalypse Zombie Run on Saturday at Grimes Farm. Their task was to complete the 5K while dodging the volunteer zombies spread along the course and holding on to their flag. If a zombie captured a runner’s flag, the runner was considered “infected.” After the 5K run was completed, zombies and runners sat down together and enjoyed a walking taco meal.
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- T-R PHOTOS BY LANA BRADSTREAM — Daniel Anderson, 10 and Reid Gerstandt, 11 practice their zombie poses before the Park Apocalypse Zombie Run. They were given the task of capturing the flags of runners during the 5K run. If a runner’s flag was captured, they were considered “infected.”
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- Garcia sisters Ariana, 12, Alina, 16 and Alexia, 19, laugh with other zombies before finding their hiding spots along the 5K run.
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- Shoney Albert gets “zombiefied” by a makeup artist before the Park Apocalypse Zombie Run on Saturday at Grimes Farm. The farm typically has a few volunteer makeup artists on hand to transform people into zombies.
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