19th Annual Run to Feed the HungryLoading
  • The early morning runners make their way under the train tunnel along H Street to the start of the Run to Feed the Hungry. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • People stream onto J Street before the run. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Suzanne Rothberg of Sacramento wears a wool cap while waiting for the start of the 10K run. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Darren Saylor, center, of Citrus Heights stretches before the 10k run. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Dalbert Shaw, left, of Folsom and Dwight Crocker, right, of Midtown stretch before the start of the 10k run. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Runners line up at the start of the 10k on J Street in East Sacramento. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • A runner center wore a turkey hat in the 10k run along J Street in East Sacramento. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Roxanne Morales and Bill Hill of Roseville wired turkey hats in support of the Run to Feed the Hungry along J Street in East Sacramento. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Naomi Alba, 9, and her father Paul Alba, stretch as they get ready to run in the 5K run. This was Naomi's first time participating. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Runners shadows of the 5K race are reflected along J Street as the weather was picture perfect. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Participants in the 5K run make their way down J Street in East Sacramento. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Jake Kelly-Strong of Roseville ran the 5K in a turkey outfit he bought on Amazon. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • A sign containing info on how to help feed the hungry is seen as runner stream past on H Street toward the finish line. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Runners make their way down H Street on the last stretch toward the finish line. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • A runner wearing a pilgrim outfit makes his way down H Street on the last stretch toward the finish line. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Runners make their way down H Street on the last stretch toward the finish line. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Runners make their way down H Street on the last stretch toward the finish line. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Runners make their way down H Street on the last stretch toward the finish line. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Runners make their way down H Street on the last stretch toward the finish line. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com
  • Sacramento Bee Columnist Marcos Breton, right, makes his way down the final stretch to the finish line on H Street. Thousands of runners, walkers and people just hoping to burn off some calories took off through the streets of east Sacramento this morning in the 19th annual Run to Feed the Hungry. Photo taken November 22, 2012 in East Sacramento, California.
    Renée C. Byer | rbyer@sacbee.com

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