I’m still working through my challenges but … not as much as I should be. Example?
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Moving Monday: from Canada to Chile
My step challenges press on… and so I left behind the virtual West Coast Trail…
Continue reading “Moving Monday: from Canada to Chile”Moving Mondays: Rohan to Helm’s Deep, and the West Coast
After peddling my little legs off (necessitating a reduction in daily miles to save my aching knee), I finished The Conqueror’s Lord of the Rings Rohan mission and move on the Helm’s Deep.
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It look me a bit longer than it should have, but in a final push I did finish it this week: Virtual Estrada Real
Continue reading “Moving Monday: Virtual Brazil to Virtual British Columbia”Moving Mondays: two virtual challenges
My medal for my completed Great Barrier Reef challenge came! I’ve decided the reverse is so pretty that I’m displaying it backwards.
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And of course a happy recent birthday to the lovely and bright 22 year old in my life.
Continue reading “Weekly Update: Happy Presidents Day”Virtual nature
I’m sending my pedaled distances to the Great Barrier Reef virtual challenge, and my walked distances to the Yosemite virtual challenge, both from the Conqueror.
Continue reading “Virtual nature”Yosemite, Virtual and Remembered
The Conqueror recently rolled out a Yosemite challenge. A mere 54 miles. But something I can walk over the course of several days.
Continue reading “Yosemite, Virtual and Remembered”Virtual Barrier: the Whitsundays
Just as I approach the 40% milestone (and another tree planted) I (virtually) make it to the Whitsunday islands.
The email postcard starts off by telling me:
Hamilton Island is located in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsunday Islands. Imagine swaying palm trees, white sandy beaches, and easily accessible coral reefs. The Traditional Owners of the Whitsundays were the Ngaro people. In the mid-1800s, Europeans settled in the region as sugarcane farmers, graziers, and loggers. By the late 20th century Hamilton Island was turned into a tourist destination. Privately owned, only a third of the island is developed. The rest remains in its pristine, natural condition.
Plus it looks absolutely breathtaking.
I continue to make progress on this one, a little each day. 1317 miles feels insurmountable and yet I’m chipping away at it, more than 550 miles already completed.
Wishing you progress on your projects as well!
Virtual PNG: Kokoda Trail
Once I finished Easter Island I immediately started the Conqueror’s Kokoda Trail, in Papua New Guinea.
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