RUNNERS brought some colour to a dark, drab weekend at a Carmarthenshire landmark.
Dozens took part in the Tenovus Jingle Bell Jog at the National Botanical Garden of Wales in Llanarthne on Sunday, November 26.
There were three races to take part in, a 2.5km short course race for junior runners, a 5km race and a 10km race. All the races took the participants around the grounds of the garden, but spirits weren’t dampened by the wet weather.
The 10km race was won by Llandeilo's Jake Lynock.
Runners dressed as elves, Santas and in bright colours and all received finisher medals at the end.
The event raised money for Tenovus Cancer Care.
Jake Lynock won the 10K race (Image: Stuart Ladd)
Runners took on three different length races (Image: Stuart Ladd)
Runners set off on the short course (Image: Stuart Ladd)
Stormtroopers returned from the dark side to fundraise (Image: Stuart Ladd)
People of all ages took part in the Jingle Bell Jog (Image: Stuart Ladd)
There was festive cheer in the air. (Image: Stuart Ladd)
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