The Aberfeldy community celebrated the official launch of their new Feldy Roo Fitness Trail with an action-packed day of activities.
Aberfeldy Rugby Club invited locals to join them on a walk from Lands End to John o’ Groats and back again – without even leaving the village.
The team calculated it needed 1,748 mile-long laps from everyone in the community between 8am and 8pm on Saturday to hit the total.
The challenge was in aid of the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation .
Attractions included a bar and BBQ with music and stalls.
The fitness trail is the latest community project from the Feldy Roo group, which was set up to deliver thousands of hot meals across Highland Perthshire at the height of the pandemic.
Event organisers, Feldy-Roo founder Gaving Price and chairman of the Aberfeldy RFC Laurie Dempster. Image: Marieke McBean
Feldy-roo fun run registration is open! Image: Marieke McBean
Runners getting ready to set off. Image: Marieke McBean
5k Feldy-roo fun run. Image: Marieke McBean
Battling through the morning sun. Image: Marieke McBean
Marjorie Fearn with her dog walking the Feldy-Roo trail. Image: Marieke McBean
Runner Douglas Will coming in first, with his son. Image: Marieke McBean
Imogen Karas from Aberfeldy Healthiest Town cheering everyone on. Image: Marieke McBean
Judy Ewer with her dog. Image: Marieke McBean
Katrina Campbell from Weem, is doing 10 circuits of the trail. Image: Marieke McBean
Smiles all round on their morning run. Image: Marieke McBean
The intricate Feldy-roo fitness trail 5k sign. Image: Marieke McBean
Mikey White with his dog. Image: Marieke McBean
Gavin Price, Feldy-Roo founder taking part. Image: Marieke McBean