The 35th annual Bloomsday run occurred today with over 50,000 finishers this year. The runners make their way through the 7.46 mile course where they end up in Spokane's Riverfront Park.
People fill up the downtown street in their running shoes waiting for the race to start.
Unwanted clothes are thrown at nearby trees as the temperature rises and the race starts. The city comes by afterward to pick up the clothes and donates it to Goodwill and other related clothing stores.
The crowd gets pumped as they get closer to the start line.
The dreaded Doomsday Hill is near the halfway point and is the longest incline on the course. Some people decide to walk up this hill.
The giant vulture marks the top of Doomsday Hill. The racers are starting to run again.
The finish line. The racers can finally say they are finishers as they go across the line.
This man is making balloon figures in front of the fountain at Riverfront Park.
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