Bracing racing: Runners brave cold, snow in Twin Cities
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Hundreds of runners braved light snow and temperatures near zero on Saturday morning to take part in the annual Securian Winter Run in downtown St. Paul.
Runners could choose from a half-marathon, 10-kilometer or 5-kilometer races. The courses started and finished downtown, and wound along the Mississippi River on Shepard Road.
Runners had to carefully descend — and then climb back up — a hill on Jackson Street that was slippery from the newly fallen snow.
The race attire? A mash-up of running, skiing and ice fishing gear. Many racers donned face masks that were coated in frost as they reached the finish.
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