The good thing about being a parkrun tourist is not only does it keep me fit but we get to visit places we would have never otherwise visited. In the past few years most of the new parkruns have been in either far away country towns or newer purpose built housing estates. Harmony Boulevard is the latter in one of those a new housing estates. I find it interesting to visit and see all the new development and designs. The public places in these new areas are great. They have plenty of space, with parks that contain great playgrounds, and nature or gardens which is perfect for a parkrun. The houses and units are a little too squashed and close together for my liking but if you like new, low maintenance and value for money living then this is the place for you.This was their parkrun course map + their photo square and my shoe. The course looked a bit confusing but it was pretty easy once we got going.The course was two big laps and two little laps.There were a few twists and turns to keep you on your toes but otherwise fast and flat. Once parkrun started there was a volunteer marshall standing at this junction to make sure we all went the right way.It was warm and sunny already, even before parkrun began.This was the first timer's briefing.That's me in the orange fluro hat at the start line. All photos of me running were taken by the parkrun volunteer photographer of the day. So credit to them!Me and the homemade Hive shirt. At this point I was trying to keep ahead of the young people.Conscious Cat did a run-walk that day as she was still recovering from a nasty flu.We ran into a few other parkrun tourists that we knew from back home.This was my Strava file map. It's a good use of a small, skinny park.See you next time!
