Day 12: Final Stages
Beauuuuutiful end to the day.Day 11: Less than 10km to go
Another ripper day, suns out time for walkies after a working dayDay 10: 80% Done
After a long day of work, played basketball in the stadium at work to decompress the dayDay 9: Start of a new week
Received my challenge shirt for progress to date with donationsDay 8: Less than 20km to go
End of the first full week of challengeDay 7: Windy Saturday
Spent the day in Altona after driving the wife for our Sister-in-laws bridal shower, wandered the streets and beach of Altona with the father in lawDay 6: Fri-yay
End of the week, works wrapped up for another weekDay 5: Cracked the 40km mark
Another ripper of an afternoon of walks/runsDay 4: Halfway
Start of day 4 and was determined to reach the 50% mark in such a short timeDay 3: Already close to half way
Another big day of walks. Helps that it’s a long weekend. And what a well spent long weekend.Day 2
Managed to get out and about for two dog walks and a walk with the wife, and finish with a runDay 1: Let It Begin
This promotion of Running for Premmies came up on my socials at the end of September and definitely piqued my interest to get around.Help us give premature babies a better chance of survival
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