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See another yooToob video of #496 by parkRun legend Nicola Forwood on her nicolaruns channel, at    • Running Lincoln parkrun - Playing on the Z...   Lincoln parkrun, Event number 496, 28th December 2024 First finisher home was Jamie SWINDALE, Lincoln Wellington AC, in 16:58. 2nd Jack MOORE, a tourist from University of Bath AC, in 17:49. 3rd Ross BUTCHER of Lincoln Wellington AC tho currently a student in Australia! - in 18:26. First laydee finisher was Annette SANFORD, VW55-59 in 22:16, a tourist from Torfaen Runners. Also top of the Age Grade Charts with 83.53%. Happy “flat time between Christmas and New Year” from Lincoln parkrun With slightly less people [337] than our wonderfully crazy Christmas Day [670, a record!], a few words were said beforehand about our great friend, Jim Diamond, who sadly died earlier this year. Always supporting others, he built a bench, which now has his memory on it. So if you’re stretching your legs out towards, Moore Lane in Aubourn, please stop and have a rest on it and say hello to him from us. Also checkout this video from 2019. At 13m45 you will see Jim stopping at the end of a lap to give Doris a big wave in the Care Home:    • Lincoln parkrun 2023/08/19 Last time   We’ve also got a Run Report from Ella, one of our Duke of Edinburgh's, so I hope you enjoy her perspective of parkrun… Ella: Parkrun felt empty this week with 337 parkrunners compared to last weeks 670. The amazing morale and left-over christmas spirit made volunteering enjoyable and distracted us from the blistering cold. I've been coming to Lincoln Parkrun since I was 8, and for the first 5 years my mum had to drag me out of bed and 'force' me to run. Yet for the past 2-3 years I have grown to not only enjoy it but I have also come to realise that parkrun doesn't only improve my physical health but also my mental health and social skills as I now find it easier to make friends with other runners and the volunteers. Doing my Bronze Duke of Edinburgh at parkrun helped me see a new side to parkrun and rather than running (huffing and puffing) around the park, i began to volunteer, supporting the people who CAN run and enjoy it. I enjoyed volunteering so much that I'm now doing my Silver award with parkrun as well but in 5 weeks when I've finished this component i will carry on coming to parkrun to help volunteer and to run and keep active. Getting up on a Saturday morning and biking to parkrun sets me up for the weekend and puts me in a good mood whilst also giving something back to the community. Andy, Jim, Craig, Joanna, Mark, Gary, all of the runners and the rest of the volunteers make it so easy for everybody to feel like they have a place in parkrun whether you run, walk, volunteer or just come to watch. Ella Milestones: 25 - Jack MOORE, Josh PARKER, Michael GRAY 50 - Chris DEFRAINE, Joseph CAMBERY, 100 - Chloe HALLIGAN, Simon PAULGER 100 Volunteers – Amy Mackenzie This week 337 people ran, jogged and walked the course, of whom 38 were first timers and 25 recorded new Personal Bests. Representatives of 32 different clubs took part. The event was made possible by 23 volunteers: Andy M JONES (RD) • Anthony GERUNDINI • Heather BUTCHER • Sandra PURDY • Amy MACKENZIE • Jane STRAW • Stephen FEARN • Pat SMITH-HOWELL • June BRAMMER • Ella MUMBY-CROFT • Samantha LEWIS • Tyler LEWIS • Samanta HOUSTON • Akvile HOUSTON • Lucas BLACKBOURN • Tony BELLIS • Mike KEAL • Ian CALLAGHAN • Simone MUNFORD • Catriona ADAMS • Imogen MUNFORD • Oliver BISHELL • Peter BARKER + Paul Moore (Video Production)