I'd like to say we were at the finish line, but in fact we hadn't even started, that's why we are all smiling
Not that you can see it very well, but there were at least 20 - 25 kite surfers hanging out at Cheltham Beach. Very impressive. I think we should talk to totalsport and see if we can do the challenge this way. Great view from the top of North Head
I probably should have checked but the council were doing repairs on North Head steps so we had to go around - now being short I have decided is not an asset all the time.
How many km did you say before we get to turn around - "don't bother - talk to the hand talk to the hand" - we aren't listening anymore
As we head back after only walking to Narrow Neck we chat away noticing there are not a lot of people on the beach. That is because it is cold and windy and not exactly holding hand beach weather!!!!
As the North head steps loom in the distance and the thought of us racing up them with the other 500 odd people a beautifull sight of the P&Q liner leaving the harbour. Now that seems like a much better way of seeing the North Shore Coastline. |
| Remembering that the North head steps were under repair we decided that we would risk it for the sake of training. However at the top we had yet another obstacle to tackle, the barrier. "Come on Gaynor is it not time for resting we still have 1km of road to pound" So here we are blogger readers, the last training run. This weekend we will be doing our own legs at approximately the right tide height. We are more than a little nervous, but looking forward to the great challenge. My next blog will be about Hospice Hobblers, what we actually do within the organisation. Thank you all for your wonderful support, we are racing ahead in our sponsorship on http://www.fundraiseonline.co.nz/HospiceHobblers/ And yes I will be blogging after we finish,it may a day or so but there will be photos of our transitions and finishing. THANK YOU |
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