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New Year's Day Running - Mt Field

sunny 18 °C

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What better way to start 2015 than with a 10 mile run!
The tall swap gums of Mt Field are amongst some of the tallest trees in Australia.


The route to Tarn Shelf is a bush walkers paradise, especially in Autumn when the glacial lakes, mountains and valleys are spectacularly highlighted by the red and orange hues of the deciduous beech trees.

Ok, I can hear you groaning... so what if I showed you some of the stunning scenery that we took in along the way as we gained over 1,600ft...
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Tarn Shelf is a 'delightful series of glacial lakes'.
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The route was a mixture of duckboarding...
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pathways...
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and, um, rivers...
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Yes, the above was the official route!
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We covered 10miles and gained a height of 1,700ft.Needless to say, as with every good run, there is cake involved ...cake with a view...
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and cake, makes for happy runners...!!
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Posted by charlystyles 12:05 Archived in Australia Tagged mt_field tarn_shelf

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