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Bells Bash reveals changes for 2019 cliff run

December 26, 2018 BY

Some of the runners in the 2018 Bells Bash. Photo: PETER MARSHALL

ORGANISERS of the popular Bells Bash Cliff Run have announced some changes for the route of the 2019 event, which will be held next week.

The January 4 run is a fundraiser for the Jan Juc Surf Life Saving Club with 1.5-kilometre, 4-kilometre and 8-kilometre events, and will start and finish at the clubhouse.

Jan Juc SLSC fundraising and sponsorship director Brad Papworth said that in 2019, runners at the start would now go along Carnarvon Avenue, turn onto Duffields Road and then onto the Little Rock track.

“This will alleviate a lot of the congestion at the start.

“Then, on the way back we will come along the beachside track, with more of an outlook.”

He said the rebuilding of the clubhouse presented the club with a lot of challenges, especially with the Bells Bash, but it was important to keep fundraising going by staging the run and also the Danger Swim Series on January 5.

“The events are two of our hallmark ones for the year and we rely heavily on their revenue – 100 per cent of the funds go to the club.”

For more information or to enter the Bells Bash Cliff Run and/or the Danger Swim Series, which is held the next day, head to janjucsurfclub.com.au.

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