Oaks/Euroka Loop.
WEDNESDAY 16/11/06, 5AM, 20.5K (1.48.51, 5.18min/km), 4 HOURS SLEEP
Thought a day off was wise given the illness that led to the GNW DNF, so no Wednesday run.
From a 5pm run last time to a 5am run. On a cold, cold morning for November (7 degrees- Shogun was dressed in Skins and longsleeve shirt) Shogun and I did a shorter version of our usual Thursday morning loop, into the National Park and up the Oaks FT, turning off at Bennetts Ridge FT and coming back via Euroka campground (normally we follow the Oaks FT all the way to the Oaks picnic ground before turning around, which adds another 4K). Felt decidedly ordinary on the way back and really battled on the big hills on the way out of Euroka and out of the National Park. Shogun was in excellent form. Our usual tally of kangaroo sightings in Euroka was down- only two this morning.
Thought a day off was wise given the illness that led to the GNW DNF, so no Wednesday run.
From a 5pm run last time to a 5am run. On a cold, cold morning for November (7 degrees- Shogun was dressed in Skins and longsleeve shirt) Shogun and I did a shorter version of our usual Thursday morning loop, into the National Park and up the Oaks FT, turning off at Bennetts Ridge FT and coming back via Euroka campground (normally we follow the Oaks FT all the way to the Oaks picnic ground before turning around, which adds another 4K). Felt decidedly ordinary on the way back and really battled on the big hills on the way out of Euroka and out of the National Park. Shogun was in excellent form. Our usual tally of kangaroo sightings in Euroka was down- only two this morning.
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