Fastest Known Times (FKT) to run the Grampians Peaks Trail (GTP) from Mt Zero car park to Dunkeld. (North to South) North to South Males Place Name Time Date 1 Michael Dunstan 24:01:33 24.11.2023 2 Matthew Crehan 25:25:16 24.11.2023 3 Chris Mcauliffe 26:02:23 24.11.2023 4 Luke Barrett 28:10:25 24.11.2023 5 Daniel Hughes 29:21:47 24.11.2023 Females […]
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By Sophie Kinsella Publication Date:Ā October, 2023Genre: Romance, ContemporaryRating:Ā āāāā The Backdrop: Sophie Kinsella has always been my “must-read” author. Following her passing in late 2025, I wanted to honour her legacy the best way I knew how: by diving into a story I hadnāt yet discovered. The Plot: Sasha and Finn are two corporate warriors who
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Hello, memory-makers and goal-crushers! Itās that time of year again when the universe hands us a fresh calendar, and Iām ready to scribble all over it! Forget vague resolutions that fizzle out before February. We’re talking about a concrete, quirky, and slightly ambitious plan that will make 2026 unforgettable. My guiding light for the year
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By Claudia Burgoa Publication Date:Ā June, 2020Genre: Romance, ContemporaryRating:Ā āāāš¶ļø Ā¼ Happy New Year, readers! Iāve officially knocked off my first read of 2026, and it feels great to finally cross a title off my “Great Kobo Cull.” If youāre looking for a quick, breezy romance to kick off your reading goals, Wrong Text, Right Love might
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I’m confessing to an addiction. Itās not to caffeine or reality TVāitās to ebook sales. My Kobo bookshelf is a beautiful, daunting digital monument to my impulse control issues. I currently have over 100 unread books staring back at me, a silent, mounting To-Be-Read (TBR) pile that rivals a small library. I swear to myself,
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Whew! The pages have settled, the audiobooks are silent, and the clock has officially run out on my 2025 reading year. It’s time to dive into the annual book breakdownāthe good, the bad, the spicy, and the ones that just didn’t cut. The Early Struggle: The Slump Monster Tried to Win š© Let’s be real:
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Finding the Roots of Joy Every year, as the calendar turns, I embark on a small but significant personal tradition: choosing a single word to guide my intentions for the year ahead. It’s more than just a resolution; it’s a compass, a gentle reminder of what I want to cultivate in my life. Over the
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Every year, I sit down and craft a list of things I want to achieve. Some are fresh goals, others are “frequent flyers” that make a return appearance. But if 2025 taught me anything, itās that a goal list isnāt a contractāitās a compass. You have to be willing to bend when life throws a
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This morning, as I did my usual scroll through social media, I came across yet another thread filled with outrage. The topic? People hate the new “Liquid Glass” interface update on iPhone. Every time a major tech company rolls out a big design changeāfrom phone interfaces to social media layoutsāthe resistance is immediate, loud, and
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Well, I did it. After what felt like a hundred false starts and endless negotiation with my alarm clock, Iām wrapping up the final week of my base training plan! The mission was simple, yet deceptively difficult: rebuild consistency and kilometres. For the better part of the last two years, running has been a struggle.
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