Trailwalker Japan 2010 - The Training (CP4-CP6)

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    Mt Miyojingatake and all the nonsense that comes along with trekking 27.5km in ice, snow, mud, cyclonic winds with lots of laughs and peanut butter sandwiches.

Trailwalker Japan 2010 - The Training (CP7-Finish)

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    Trailwalker TRAINING 2010! All the mishaps, shenanigans, tears, tantrums and celebrations as The Soundtracks get ready to take on 100km in 48 hours.

Trailwalker Japan 2009 - THE EVENT

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    The Soundtracks do Trailwalker Japan 2009. Documenting the entire weekend event... and then some! A whole roller coaster of emotions...

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March 27, 2009

"Ahhhhhhhhhhhh freak out {le freak, c'est chic}"...Friday night retro.

Woo hoo! Friday, Spring Vacation starts.

  • Ness: Brisvegas bound. Getting ready for a spot of powerlifting. Thinking of you and your dead lifts. All the very, very, very best...
  • Trace: Arrived in Cairns, already lost in the bush. Found herself again, slight melt-down, very, very tired. Loved watching JJ in the Queensland Titles. Love being home. Love going to Woolies. Walk, swim, gym today.
  • Dee: About to do some upper body strength stuff and trying to convince myself I can do it with a coffee in one hand and a cupcake in the other. Long day, can't find Hell's Kitchen to download...but loved The Office. Wasn't Friday night without you, Tracey (& Survivor...of course)
  • Nat: Making lanterns, 3.5k swim...(Dee: Any pool walking? Love getting your daily skype updates.)
  • Verdi: In Brisbane, too. May possibly meet Kai tomorrow in the Mall. Good luck, Verdi, good luck.

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Today's walking inspired track:
Fire Walk With Me - Twin Peaks Trailer 1982

Today's walking inspired quote:
I'm the walkingest girl around.  I like to work at it - really get my heart pounding.  ~Amy Yasbeck

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