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    Stay active this January while supporting Birmingham museums with #RunOfTheMill21 challenge

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    By Natalia Parzygnat on January 12, 2021 News
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    A Birmingham museum encourages people to get active this month and join the #RunOfTheMill21 challenge.

    Sarehole Mill museum comes back with the big virtual event of completing 21 km to promote staying physically active this January.

    The 21km distance does not have to be completed in one go and participants can walk or run

    Whether it is a brisk walk or fast run, everyone can sign-up for the challenge, which does not have to be completed in one go.

    Iconic Birmingham landmark @Sarehole_Mill is encouraging Brummies to start the New Year on the right foot with a fun and physical challenge, Run of the Mill 21.

    Find out more https://t.co/ZCdus3JUNV pic.twitter.com/WZgoXW0sJM

    — Brumpic (@Brumpic) January 6, 2021

    Each participant is asked to publish their pictures of completing the challenge at Museum Twitter account and tag @Sarehole_Mill in it. For those who successfully finish #RunOfTheMill21, there are medals provided at the finish line.  

    It looks like we've had some visitors!

    We are planning to re-open on the 20th of January for our human visitors, as an essential shop!

    You shall also be able to collect your #RunOfTheMill21 medals from then! pic.twitter.com/OKj7jaYhEk

    — Sarehole_Mill (@Sarehole_Mill) January 8, 2021

    The campaign motivates people to stay physically active, and also helps raises funds for the work of Birmingham Museums.

    The museums in Birmingham take care of all historic venues and collection of more than 1 million objects that “tell the story of Birmingham and its people and work closely with communities.”

    To take part in the challenge participants must pay £10 entry fee. 

    The Sarehole Mill is 250 -year-old watermill, and it is well known by “its association with author J.R.R Tolkien” who lived across the road.

    As the challenge ends up at the end of January, there is still time to sign up for the #RunOfTheMill21 to put on your running shoes and support Birmingham Museums.

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