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woowoowoo posted a photo: A good runner is an absolute joy to watch, and the undisputed best runner of the weekend was Duer Yoa, who completed the 32k. in 01:45:05 Here, he floats past the start/finish line in Currie, with just a couple of km to go. Damned impressive! via Flickr / woowoowoo

woowoowoo posted a photo: The middle of King Island is not terribly exciting – rolling farmland. However, the rocky wet bits around the outside are amazing! via Flickr / woowoowoo

woowoowoo posted a photo: We spent the weekend on King Island for the Imperial 20 Race. Some time was found to explore the nearby beaches. Would have been perfect except for the hordes of very hungry March flies! via Flickr / woowoowoo

woowoowoo posted a photo: There is something about the Australian sense of humour that I love. many cultures do self-deprecation prettty well, but Aussies seem to be able to fly closer to that line than most. And King Islanders can fly closer than most Aussies! A series of delightful hand painted posters greet visitors arriving …

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woowoowoo posted a photo: Every time we visit the Prom, I end up taking sunset photos from Norman Beach. I am unrepentant. via Flickr / woowoowoo

woowoowoo posted a photo: Every time we visit the Prom, I end up taking sunset photos from Norman Beach. I am unrepentant. via Flickr / woowoowoo

woowoowoo posted a photo: Nothing like a walk along one of the most beautiful beaches in the world to settle your mind. via Flickr / woowoowoo

woowoowoo posted a photo: A regular post-dinner sunset walk. Always spectacular. via Flickr / woowoowoo

woowoowoo posted a photo: The walk to Norman Bay South passes through the most beautiful and surreal Tea Tree forest. via Flickr / woowoowoo

woowoowoo posted a photo: So much beautiful hard sand to ride along. A great way to start the day on a deserted beach. via Flickr / woowoowoo

woowoowoo posted a photo: Early morning reflection of clouds above Pillar Point from Norman Beach. The low tides were some of the lowest I’d seen – acres of sand. via Flickr / woowoowoo

woowoowoo posted a photo: The icon of Tidal River, catching the early morning light. via Flickr / woowoowoo