As it was 22feb the call went out to wear TuTu s if you wanted. We love a dress up day at Catton 💜🧡 289 people arrived for a warm 9am start. I realised pretty quickly that I had over done the layers and very nearly took my coat off! Many remarked they enjoyed being out this morning making them feel much better both mentally and physically just what we like to hear. Rob R was volunteering today ready for his Norfolk half tomorrow, good luck. Jonathan was our only GG running today

376 people braved the cold this morning & we did have a few spots of icy raindrops. Lots of first timers and tourists attended I hope you return next week.

384 people on a chilly morning helping their mental health & wellbeing by making their way around this glorious park. Roisin & Alina the only Goodgymers here today. After Timekeeping I was off to Goodgym Group Run to Mousehold Heath

396 people walked/jogged/ran their way around the park, so close to the magic 400 attendees. Brad (&Fletcher) did a great volunteer job at the power button at the woods exit today & Bobby at the fallen oak tree “mud slide@ point today. I was supporting one of our DOE young lady doing her first Token Finish role. Goodgymers running today Emily, Rob R, Roisin, well done everyone

370 people, many dressed in Tartan for Burns night, listened to Allie addressing the Haggis after the RD briefing today, how lovely was that. Here is the East we were VERY lucky with the weather, especially this morning cold but Sunny blue skies. Goodgymers attending Bobby, Alina & Roisin did a Stirling run. Myself & Jonathan were Timekeepers, Jonathan for the very first time, well done.its the volunteer role that scares people the most but once tried its fine, needs concentration but is a great role.

355 people enjoyed a cool parkrun today, including Goodgymers Alina, Jonathan, (running his 25th parkrun) Brad, Rachel, Susanna some of whom were then going off to Mousehold Heath for the second GG group run including Bobby who was volunteering here. Today in Catton Park two new benches were unveiled in memory of Alison, a regular Parkrunner who lost her battle with Cancer a year ago this week. A fitting memorial, RIP Alison