Hello High Five Friday! Did you know that I’m on Instagram? You didn’t? Well, you can follow me there too. 5 Pictures .1. Miles ran like the wind at the club run on the weekend. He won based on handicap. He was so happy to get a trophy. Tough course too, because it was a
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So last week I was working, and just super busy, and didn’t allow enough time to do a blog. So High Five Friday never happened. But it’s here today! So lets get to it. Five Pictures First up I just want to mention that these photos are not in chronological order. That’s just how the
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First up I just want to say that today marks the last day of my 21-day sugar detox. Can we all have a WOOT! I look forward to eating cheese. Yep still miss cheese. And I want a coffee, with milk, cause with coconut milk or almond milk, it’s just not the same. I will
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This week’s High Five Friday I’m going to do something a little bit different. It’s also going to be a confession Friday. Five Pictures .1. Tom had a meeting in the city and we decided to go out for lunch. Confession: The thought of going out to lunch while on the 21dsd scared me. That was
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What a week! It’s been super busy in this house this week. With lots of walking, running, a public holiday, working, and more working. Phew! Thank goodness it’s the end of the week! Five Photo’s Run From the Hills is Saturday next week (15th November, which also happens to be my Mum’s Birthday), which is why
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Back in March, the cooler weather gave us the opportunity to take the kids out into the Park, after a very hot/warm summer. We packed our picnic basket, and filled out water bottles and headed off to explore the park. The Victoria Valley/Range can be found at the Southern end of the Grampians National Park.
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If you are expecting a race recap from yesterday’s Tough Mudder event, well hold your horses because it is coming, I need to recover first. In the meantime enjoy this post about our bushwalking adventure to Silverband Falls. Early in the day, I was dropped off at Tunnel Road so I could do my Bellfield
The Pinnacle is the “Feature” of the Grampians. If you have never been to the Grampians before and you go to the information centre, the first walk they will suggest you do is the Pinnacle. There are various ways to hike to the Pinnacle. The most popular route is from the wonderland car park. On
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The indigenous name for Briggs Bluff is Budjun budjun Start: Beehives Falls car park, Roses GapDistance: 10km return (old alignment), 12.5km (new alignment)Time: 3-4 hours return Briggs Bluff is located in the northern section of the Grampians National Park. Some overnight hikers can walk from Halls Gap through to Roses Gap via Briggs Bluff, which
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The Indigenous name for Mt Rosea is Bugiga-mirgani Hike 1 option Start: Rosea car park Distance: 9km returnTime: 3 hours Return Hike 2 option Start: Borough huts campgroundDistance: 16km returnTime: 5.5 hours return I’m very fortunate to be living so close to such a beautiful National Park – The Grampians. The Grampians National Park is located
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