Island travels 2012
Hamilton Triathlon has been and gone once again and it was my
pleasure to be involved for my third year. I was very happy to take
another win and see so many people enjoy their weekend too, with event
numbers growing from last year. Steve Jackson and his team do a great
job organising this event on a beautiful yet brutal course. One decent
hill has to be navigated before you descend down a hill onto the airport
runway and speed along 3.8km of hot mix! After enjoying the runway, you
head straight up another solid climb before it flattens out slightly
before you head into a steep downhill section with two rather sketchy
(!!) left hand turns to negotiate before passing the transition to make 3
laps for the 20km. This makes for a very fun bike course in such an
amazing location, soft sand finish and all! The open water swim at Whitehaven Beach the next day
tops off a great weekend on the Island.
The conclusion of the
Hamilton Island Triathlon also marked the beginning of my end of season
break, and wow, wasn’t I hanging out for it. This year I have been
fortunate enough to discover some new places, increase my travels and be
exposed and experience more elite racing. Eventually the season was
wearing me down, although I am very pleased to have kept on top of
things to finish off in Noosa and Hamo (minus a couple of brain
explosions ;)) I was physically and mentally ready to do absolutely nothing
at all, so it was time for Josh and I to escape to Moreton Island
once again. It was also time to catch up with my non athlete friends who
always can't wait until they can keep me up past 8.30pm.
Below
are some pictures of Moreton Island. Such an incredible landscape where you can see undisturbed wildlife along your
travels everyday > head for the furthermost point from the
tourist resort like we did!
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