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March 20, 2013. It’s hard to know where to begin really. I have now been on Hamilton Island. For more than three and a half months. In that time so much has happened and so much has changed that it is an overwhelming prospect to try and convey it all. There will be times when you really, really want to leave, but, please, stick it out; don’t quit just because it gets hard.”. The past few days have seen my 25th birthday come and go. 25 years old and still directionless. 25 years old and still drin...In th...

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March 20, 2013. It’s hard to know where to begin really. I have now been on Hamilton Island. For more than three and a half months. In that time so much has happened and so much has changed that it is an overwhelming prospect to try and convey it all. There will be times when you really, really want to leave, but, please, stick it out; don’t quit just because it gets hard.”. The past few days have seen my 25th birthday come and go. 25 years old and still directionless. 25 years old and still drin...In th...

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Newer posts →. Day 1: Land’s End to Tiverton – 135 miles. November 25, 2012. Sunday morning I gave a dying man’s goodbye to my stepmother and brother and set off on on my own personal green mile from Staffordshire to St Just. And it was bad enough by car. That evening I tried on my kit in our little hotel room and dad filmed the moment. I watch this now and feel a bit heart broken for this poor, naive wretch in all her pre-lapsarian ignorance. That was our start line. Feel inspired. Thinking about how mu...

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Day 7: Tain to John O’Groats – 85 miles | Libby Caudwell

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Day 6: Glencoe to Tain – 115 miles. A Little Update →. Day 7: Tain to John O’Groats – 85 miles. January 25, 2013. The final day. The final push. A mere 85 miles and we were there. 915 miles done – 85 to go. It was nothing. An easy final day to leave us in good shape for celebrating. Having tinkered along so slowly the day before I was in reasonably fine fettle and found the crawling pace, when we were so close to the end, nigh on unbearable. You would just leave an injured dog to die alone! I was so horr...

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Day 5: Sanquhar to Glencoe: 118 miles | Libby Caudwell

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Day 4: Lancaster to Sanquhar – 143miles. Day 6: Glencoe to Tain – 115 miles →. Day 5: Sanquhar to Glencoe: 118 miles. January 1, 2013. About 80 miles in we had reached Loch Lomond and decided to stop for a bit of dinner and complete the final 40 miles with full bellies and a setting sun. At the gorgeously quaint Drover’s Inn I excelled myself by having a vodka and a wine and a beer and a pizza. It is because I am a serious athlete. Http:/ www.facebook.com/photo.php? This entry was posted in LEJOG. It won...

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Day 6: Glencoe to Tain – 115 miles | Libby Caudwell

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Day 5: Sanquhar to Glencoe: 118 miles. Day 7: Tain to John O’Groats – 85 miles →. Day 6: Glencoe to Tain – 115 miles. January 25, 2013. L-R) Uncle Bri, Simon, Glenn, Oli, Lib, Jimmy, Dad. The mysteries of the previous night soon faded and the rising sun brought with it a harsh reality: the group was in shaky shape. The lack of sleep and barrage of misfortune had taken their toll. It was an energy-low day. And it was a headwind day. Let’s really go for it! Had been the infinitely sensible reply. We needed...

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Day 4: Lancaster to Sanquhar – 143miles | Libby Caudwell

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Day 3: Leominster to Preston – 135 miles. Day 5: Sanquhar to Glencoe: 118 miles →. Day 4: Lancaster to Sanquhar – 143miles. January 1, 2013. To be honest it would have been better for everyone if a group decision had been made to cease all communication with me on day four. From the moment that we left Lancaster I knew I was a horrible human being. Sharp, irritable and completely intolerant of human contact. Hormones were scratching about in my brain like an army of beetles. A typical day 4 conversation:.

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Mind body. passport. Adventures in keeping mentally, physically and geographically active. Skip to primary content. 5 Songs That Take The Edge Off Unemployment. September 25, 2011. Wallowing can be its own fun, but when you’re feeling sad and actually want to feel better, you need shiny,happy music and novelty comedy songs. If you have the blues, for God’s sake, don’t listen to any. It’s just noise…you crazy kids…back in my day…” etc. T: Simon and Garfunkel. Is a really fine choice if you find yourself j...

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March 20, 2013. It’s hard to know where to begin really. I have now been on Hamilton Island. For more than three and a half months. In that time so much has happened and so much has changed that it is an overwhelming prospect to try and convey it all. There will be times when you really, really want to leave, but, please, stick it out; don’t quit just because it gets hard.”. The past few days have seen my 25th birthday come and go. 25 years old and still directionless. 25 years old and still drin...In th...

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