The rain had passed by the time the Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk started Saturday afternoon. This family-friendly two-mile is more about the holiday costumes than the actual race, and you can see why below.
Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk (photos by: Brandon Robert)
Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk (photos by: Brandon Robert)
Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk (photos by: Brandon Robert)
Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk (photos by: Brandon Robert)
Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk (photos by: Brandon Robert)
Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk (photos by: Brandon Robert)
Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk (photos by: Brandon Robert)
Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk (photos by: Brandon Robert)
Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk (photos by: Brandon Robert)
Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk (photos by: Brandon Robert)
Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk (photos by: Brandon Robert)
Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk (photos by: Brandon Robert)
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