Two Fruits

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Mt Tennent & Bushfold Flats


Today:
Distance: 14.2 k
Time: 78' 17"
Rate: 5' 30"
Weather: part sun/cloud, temp 14 degrees, humidity 60%, wind 15 kmph from NW
Week: 39.35 km
June: 247.0 km
Year: 2338.85 km

The image of Mt Tennent & Bushfold Flats reminds me that this is another area that will be used during December, Jan & Feb getting ready for Six Foot Track. Although not using Mt Tennent very much last summer, I remember writing that I stood on top of the mountain 9 times the year before. It is a tough day out every time you go there, but it is really a top area to run. The track from the back of the mountain, highlighted on the image is the track used for the ACT and Aust mountain running championships, 6.5 km from bottom to top, and not much rest on the way.

Today, a run from work to home during a break in the day. This time up Athllon Dr to Farrer ridge behind the ACT Environment HQ, cross over the ridge, under Yamba Dr to Wanniassa Hills nature park, then down through Gowrie, along Ashley Dr to home. Lunch, write this story then back to work for a few hours.
Great day at noon, perfect winter's day, bit of warmth in the sun, very light breeze.
Strewth, Mt Tennent is where you may go a few times if you decide on SFT next year. Meanwhile, how is the ankle, and where are the photos? No damage done I hope so close to GC.

I think having the image on the right side of this page is better.

3 Comments:

  • Yes, but there's no big version (when you click on it you don't get a big one).

    You could try again - just let blogger select the big version from your computer - it will make a small version automatically - the small one should link to the big one (if that makes sense).

    By Blogger Ewen, At June 17, 2008 at 9:34 PM  

  • How do I remove the big version of the photo and keep the small one without rewriting the whole blog?

    By Blogger Two Fruits, At June 17, 2008 at 9:57 PM  

  • You want to keep the top small one, as clicking on that gives you the REALLY big one.

    So... go to Posts, Edit, then in 'Compose', select the biggest photo of the two that you see (click your mouse on it), then press 'delete' on the keyboard. This will leave the small photo at the top which links to the big detailed one.


    Before you do this, copy all the text and paste it somewhere so you can post it again if something goes wrong.

    By Blogger Ewen, At June 18, 2008 at 3:23 PM  

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