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Below are some photos to help tell the story of the day... sorry, I didn't get any beer garden pics. ☺
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| The start of the 5K. |
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| A look at some of the vendors. Photo courtesy Bridgette Moore |
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| The City of Wildomar was front and center. Photo courtesy Bridgette Moore |
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| At the starting line. Photo courtesy Richard Deskin |
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| Contestants of all ages participated. Photo courtesy Richard Deskin |
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| Getting into the groove. Photo courtesy Richard Deskin |
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| Erin Hartley being guided by a future champion. Photo courtesy Richard Deskin |
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| Pounding out the miles. Photo courtesy Richard Deskin |
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| Just a regular stroll in the park for this young competitor. Photo courtesy Richard Deskin |
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| The pride of completion. Photo courtesy Richard Deskin |
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| There was a 1K race too. Photo courtesy Richard Deskin |
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| Focused. Photo courtesy Richard Deskin |
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| Team work. Photo courtesy Richard Deskin |
The proceeds of this event go to the charity ALS One. The goal of the charity, and of Erin and Ken Hartley (promoters of this 5k, and local business owners), is to see the eventual eradication of ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease.
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| Erin Hartley's uncle, John Kelly, her inspiration for the 5K, as seen at the 2016 event. He passed away last year. |
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Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler.
– Albert Einstein
It's difficult to get much simpler than Wildomar Rap.
– Albert Einstein
It's difficult to get much simpler than Wildomar Rap.
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