Peaks of Colour Fun Run draws big crowd

November 1, 2016 tcwadmin Front Page, Local News
Saturday’s 2016 Peaks of Colour Fun Run organised by the Cobar Youth Council proved once again to be a big drawcard on this year’s Festival of the Miner’s Ghost program. This year’s run attracted 390 competitors of all ages. The fun run was one of a number of festival events to attract a good crowd with the Dust Bowl Fuel Burners’ Show and Shine receiving a record 44 entries and the Markets in the Park on Saturday afternoon at Drummond Park also attracting a large number of locals and visitors keen to grab a bargain, taste some excellent food and be entertained by our local talented musicians. See Pages 24 and 25 of this week’s edition for photos from all of the festival events or head to our website, www.cobarweekly.com.au, to see them in colour.
Saturday’s 2016 Peaks of Colour Fun Run organised by the Cobar Youth Council proved once again to be a big drawcard on this year’s Festival of the Miner’s Ghost program. This year’s run attracted 390 competitors of all ages. The fun run was one of a number of festival events to attract a good crowd with the Dust Bowl Fuel Burners’ Show and Shine receiving a record 44 entries and the
Markets in the Park on Saturday afternoon at Drummond Park also attracting a large number of locals and visitors keen to grab a bargain, taste some excellent food and be entertained by our local talented musicians.

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