Bear high fives
Race 4 |
Beauty Pt 13km | June 21
Please be ready to leave the bench at 8:10. Food volunteers are very welcome
Bear high fives and I now have a sore hand as there are SO MANY. Go you bears.
I do hope that i haven't left any results out.
Pt Macquarie Ironman David Voltman competed in the Pt Macquarie ironman, finishing in 11 hours
and 38 minutes, Dave's fastest time in 5 years. Dave also earned himself the legendary status, this being his 10th ironman.
Mt Solitary 45km Dave Madden, 6:59:43 and Leigh Reynolds, 8:37:31 -- just a bit of a training run in preparation for North Face.
North Face 50km and 100km Absolutely fantastic results for
Rosie
, Mr Madden and Leigh. I am in awe.
Rosie Mills 8:18
David Madden 15:49
Leigh Reynolds 19:36
SMH Half Marathon
David Vlotman 1:26 (raced this event 16 times)
Laurie Coleman 1:49 (24 times)
Carolyn Luxford 2:03 (22 times)
Sharon Chiong 2:05:12 (15 times)
Albie Thomas Rockdale Fun Run 5km Laurie 23:43
Balmoral Burn
Cris 2:37 (1st in age category)
Derek 2:23 (1st in age category)
Kath Penn 3:04 (5th in age category)
Dave Vlotman 2:07 (8th in age category)
Great Nosh Kathy Madden 1:29:52 2nd in age category, and if I checked correctly 3rd female overall
A belated mystery run report from April 26
Straight after the Mystery Run Phil had to prep for a Military Conference in the Blue Mountains. Now that he is back from slumming it at Leura's Fairmont Resort with 250 ADF others, he is able to report that on Sunday 26 April a group of 10 hardy and curious Bears braved drizzle, hail drifts and a sticky wicket to complete the approx 8km ANZAC Centenary Mystery (and history) Run. The tightish group, including an injured Sharon (IED on track?) monitored by Derek of the Irish Hursuiteers at the rear, ran (stealthily and mysteriously) past circa WWI-contemporary icons such as 1916 Taronga Zoo (via the Great Steppes of..), with difficulty up ("The Bastard") David St, then via the 1913 Drill Hall,Rawson Hillock lookout and then the 1916 hospital, before returning via Kelvin's Corner, through the back o' Balmoral Oval bush..to a warm tea and ANZAC bikkie reward. Well done troops!
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