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Runners of all ages were able to hit the trail at PCHS.
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Every year, the Raider Color Run starts with participants throwing fistfuls of colored powder high above their heads.
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More than 60 runners signed up for the 2018 run.
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Braxton Plunk and Parker Messick.
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Several points on the trail featured color stations where runners would get sprayed with powder by PCHS students.
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Some runners kept powder on hand to throw at their friends.
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Almost every runner was caked with powder by the end of the event.
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Though the run is untimed and hosted just for fun, some participants gave it their best shot.
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Plant City High students had a blast spraying runners with powder.
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When people at the color stations got bored between runners passing through, they'd turn the bottles on themselves for fun.
Just after the Nov. 3 sunrise colored the morning sky, more than 60 runners went to Plant City High School to color themselves.
The annual Raider Color Run, a 3.1-mile trek around the PCHS campus, was held that Saturday morning and invited people to run, walk or stroll through a course lined with color stations.
