Welcome to the weekly roundup of our parkrun events from around the Nordics. It is wonderful to see our communities in action, and the celebrations taking place when an event or an individual has a milestone or a birthday to celebrate.
Let’s have a look where the celebrations were taking place this weekend:
Firstly, to Haga parkrun where the event reached a magical milestone on Saturday, with the 5000th different person completing Haga parkrun!
There was plenty to celebrate at Brabrand this week, including Jacob’s 300th parkrun,
and Esther reaching her 250th milestone. Many congratulations!
The iconic Lahti sign at the start of this week’s Lahden satama parkrun.
Malmö had a great turnout of 73 parkrunners this weekend.
Lots of first-timers coming along to Örebro parkrun this Saturday.
Feeling autumnal at Pokkinen parkrun in Oulu.
More congratulations, this time to Preben, running his 300th parkrun in Nibe parkrun!
Thank you to the volunteer team at Tampere parkrun.
At the start line of Tokoinranta parkrun in Helsinki this week.
Ready for some parkwalking at Tøyen parkrun on Saturday.
More of our fabulous volunteers, 239 of them this weekend at Uppsala parkrun.
Congratulations to Jere who ran his 100th parkrun at Vääksyn kanava parkrun.
A rainy day in Växjö, so a huge well done to the participants and the volunteers for coming out and taking part in parkrun on Saturday, despite the weather.
A foggy day for the Vejen parkrunners this Saturday.
Likewise, in Amager Strandpark, where 57 parkrunners took part in the misty morning conditions.
Welcome to all the parkrunners and volunteers at Puolarmaari parkrun this Saturday.
Making use of the selfie-frame at Billdalsparken parkrun.
A great photo portrait from Ekebergsletta parkrun this week.
Loving the finish line jubilation at Esbjerg parkrun on Saturday.
More foggy conditions for the 11th birthday celebrations of Fælledparken, with nearly 100 parkrunners joining on Saturday.
Heading out after the start of Skatås parkrun on Saturday.
And finally for this week, another crowd fitting into the photo frame at Stavanger parkrun.
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Welcome to our weekly photo round-up from around the Nordics. This week we have more records to celebrate – more volunteers – 263! – helped out at our events this Saturday than ever before. And 330 new people signed up to take part in parkrun this week, brilliant! Have a look at some of…