Cherry Pickers Trot Mugs
Description: A forgotten slice of 1986 orchard-running culture. This distressed race graphic brings together the Cherry Pickers Trot spirit, a hard-charging cherry mascot, Green Bluff orchard roads, vintage runners, and old-school four-mile race typography. Built to feel like a genuine community run shirt pulled from the bottom of an ’80s race-day drawer—not a modern retro template.
Description: The Cherry Pickers Trot began in 1978 when a group of local volunteers created a community fun run celebrating the cherry orchards of Green Bluff, Washington. The four-mile course winds through the scenic orchard country of this rural farming community in Spokane County, attracting runners and walkers of all ages for a day of fresh air, small-town charm, and family fun. Beyond the race itself, participants enjoy a variety of festivities, including Green Bluff's legendary cherry pit spitting contest. Inspired by the event's eighth annual race in 1986, this design features the classic Cherry Pickers Trot mascot—a mischievous cherry sprinting downhill with a pack of determined runners hot on its heels.
Description: Celebrate classic 80s runner culture with this distressed vintage-style "Cherry Pickers Trot" design! Featuring a retro cartoon running cherry mascot from the 8th annual July 17, 1986 event in Green Bluff, Washington. Perfect for marathon enthusiasts, vintage graphic tee collectors, Pacific Northwest locals, and fans of classic retro mascot art.
