Spain again hosted its annual running-of-the-bulls event on July 7 in the town of Pamplona.
The event is slated to last for eight days and involves letting loose bulls in the historic Spanish town. Thousands upon thousands of locals and tourists alike are to descend upon the city to see the running, which was first made famous in the Ernest Hemmingway novel “The Sun Also Rises” in 1926.
According to media reports, the event took place on Thursday without any gorings or major injuries usually associated with the event.
The bulls completed their 800-meter-long run from the Santo Domingo stockyard to the bullring in under two minutes.
First Running of the Bulls in Spain’s Pamplona (Photos)
Spain again hosted its annual running-of-the-bulls event on July 7 in the town of Pamplona.
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