Lean, Mean, Turkey-Trotting Machines!

While most of us were thinking about stuffing our faces on Thanksgiving morning, approximately 450 people were working up an appetite running in the Turkey Trot at Mott Park. The 57th race installment featured one-mile, two-mile and three-mile courses, and participants included people of all ages and families of all sizes doing the “gobble wobble.” The funds raised benefitted the YMCA and St. John Vianney Athletics.

PHOTOS BY SARAH REED

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