An army of people wearing pink brightened up Bught Park by taking on Inverness’ Race for Life.
Almost 900 people, of all ages, walked, jogged, or ran in this year’s fundraiser for Cancer Research on Sunday morning.
Despite the cloudy and grey day, droves of spectators also descended upon Bught Park to cheer on their loved ones as they took on either the 5K or 10K.
While many wore pink, others really got into the spirit of the day by wearing brightly coloured wigs, tutus, and grass skirts.
Some even donned fancy dress as they made their way around the race track.
But, the serious matter of raising funds for Cancer Research was far from being forgotten with more than £116,500 being raised.
Lisa Adams, Cancer Research UK’s Scottish spokeswoman, said: “We are incredibly grateful to everyone who took part in Race for Life Inverness. Life-saving research is being funded right now thanks to our supporters who fundraise.
“The atmosphere at Race for Life Inverness was hugely moving – full of emotion, courage, tears and laughter as people celebrated the lives of those dear to them who have survived cancer and remembered loved ones lost to the disease.
“Now we’re asking everyone who took part to return the money they’re raised as soon as possible.
“Funds raised – whether it’s £10 or £100 – will help scientists find new ways to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer, helping save more lives.”
Here are some of the best pictures from the Inverness Race for Life:
There’s still time to join the Race for Life across Scotland – entry forms can be found here.
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