12 Half Marathons in 12 Months: Breaking the Silence

Bravehearts P2P Fundraising

Marathon No.12 - Lamington National Park Trail Marathon (18 Dec)


We are done πŸ™ŒπŸ½ This is the look of absolute happiness and relief after our last running event in our Breaking the Silence fundraising journey for Bravehearts. Yesterday we completed a trail marathon through Lamington NP....42.5kms of single trail, nearly 7 hours of running slowed down by the extremely difficult terrain (rocks, tree roots and lots of thick mud nearly every step of the way) and at one stage having to stop every km or so to pull leeches off our legs and shoes! We finished muddy, bloody, exhausted and sore but loved every minute (ok maybe not every minute??! πŸ€”πŸ€£)! Huge thanks as always to Nat and Shane for sharing the pain and exhilaration yesterday and for their constant support and dedication πŸ˜πŸ™πŸ½ Big thanks to Fred who couldn’t join us at Lamington but completed a HM back home (with an ear infection πŸ™) and thanks to the rest of the team who supported us in spirit. We are so blessed! πŸ’›πŸ™πŸ½ To the victims and survivors of csa, this year has been dedicated to you! I feel your pain. I wish you strength and hope to get through this hurt. I don’t know you all personally, but my heart truly aches when I think of you and I hope that one day you will see how strong you are to have survived this ordeal and to have made it through. To those survivors who I do know personally, know that you are truly an inspiration to us, and know that I am here for you. I know, I understand. I will always be here to listen πŸ’›πŸ’› #breakingthesilence on child sexual abuse #itaintweaktospeak #12halfmarathonsin12months @braveheartsprotectkids

HM No. 11 - Mt Glorious Mountain Race (14 Nov)

Half marathon #11 is in the bag!!! β›°πŸ™ŒπŸ½
I am so proud of this team! Not all of our team were able to make the Mt Glorious event due to different circumstances, yet everyone still got out and did the distance over this weekend.
Ruby, Darren and Hamish conquered Mt Cootha; Fred ran a HM at Yamanto (back on track after his shoulder operation, so well done Fred πŸ‘πŸΌ) and Rachel completed her HM through the streets of Ipswich (how beautiful are those jacarandas!). You guys are champions πŸ’›πŸ™ŒπŸ½
Today’s runners at Mt Glorious were Nat, Shane and myself (big thanks to Nimshi for the photos!). Definitely a challenging run over the mountains and rewarded with single trail rainforest canopy the last couple of ks, with that much welcome cow bell sounding the finish line at the end. This run is a killer, but we always seem to go back for more pain!! πŸ˜†πŸ˜†
Thank you everyone for another awesome effort! Looking forward to our last run for the year in a few weeks time πŸ’›πŸ’›

HM No. 10 - Lake Manchester 23km Trail Race ( 3 Oct)


On Sunday 3rd of October we completed half marathon #10 at the beautiful Lake Manchester Trail RaceΒ β›°πŸ˜Β I can fortunately report that we all survived the relentless and gruelling hills and were especially thankful that the race coordinators opted for an extra early start to avoid the heat! One of the toughest trail runs yet, and you can see by the smiles that everyone thoroughly enjoyed it (πŸ€”πŸ€£).
Looking forward to an even tougher challenge next month at Mt Glorious!!Β πŸ˜«πŸ™ŒπŸ½Β All for a fantastic cause!!
LM runners were: Ruby, Darren, Rachel, Linda, Natalie and Shane!! Thanks for the huge effort everyoneΒ πŸ’›

HM No. 9 - Hidden Vale 25km Trail Run Epic (11 Sept)

HM #9 is done and dusted! What an absolutely beautiful morning at Spicers Hidden Vale for the 2021 99 Bikes Cycle and 25km Trail Run Epic! Missing the rest of our awesome team today, but we always have a great time when there’s dirt involved πŸ€£πŸ™ŒπŸ½ Today's runners: Shane Browne & Linda Thomson.
No pain, no gain!! Bring on #10!! We are almost done πŸ’›πŸ˜

HM No. 8 - The Overflow Estate 1895 (29 Aug)

That was a tough one!! HM # 8 done and dusted out at the beautiful Overflow Estate 1895. What an absolutely gorgeous day with awesome people. 21.1kms, lots of hills, lots of dirt, got nice and wet through the creek crossing and despite the pain towards the end, loved every step!! Only 4 HMs left to run, and (not to scare the other runners) they're even more difficult and challenging from here!Β 

Today's runners from left to right: Liz Mackinlay, Darren Terzo, Fred Schweitzer, Natalie Riddle, Linda Thomson and Shane Browne. Thanks team for your constant support!! You're amazing!!

HM No. 7 - Brisbane Valley Rail Trail (31 July)

What a morning!! Half marathon #7 done and we only have 5 to go πŸ™ŒπŸ½πŸƒπŸ½β€β™€οΈπŸƒπŸ½β€β™‚οΈ We ran the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail from Fernvale to Lowood return. Beautiful country, nice wide dirt trail, and blessed with yet another amazing sunrise glowing through the thick fog. And of course, most importantly, coffee and cake to celebrate β˜€οΈπŸ’› Awesome bunch of runners and honestly couldn’t think of better way to start the weekend πŸ’›πŸ˜
We are #breakingthesilence on child sexual assault, because no child should have to ever experience this pain πŸ’›πŸ™πŸ½ #wewillnolongerbesilent #12halfmarathonsin12months #bravehearts #endchildabuse
We are truly grateful to everyone who has sponsored us so far and to those who continue to support us in any way possible. And to all the runners, you are amazing!!. πŸ’›β˜ΊοΈ

HM No.6 - Brisbane River Run (26 June)


6 down, 6 to go!! πŸ’›πŸ™ŒπŸ½
I absolutely love this crew and their dedication to this cause! Not once do they ever complain about getting up super early in the cold to run! (Ok we did complain about the 0 temp in Warwick last month πŸ₯ΆπŸ€£). We are so lucky that the rain held off this morning and the temp was perfect for a beautiful run along the Brisbane river pre-dawn with the city lights lighting up the river. Another awesome morning doing what we love! Thank you to everyone who took part, you are all absolutely amazing πŸ™ŒπŸ½πŸ’›

HM No. 5 - Warwick Pentathrun (29 May)


5 down, 7 to go!! πŸ’›πŸ™ŒπŸ½

What an awesome morning running the Warwick Pentathrun 2021 half marathon with this amazing team for our 5th half marathon in our fight against child sexual abuse! We started in the beautiful town of Warwick (absolutely freezing cold and hands not thawing until the 6km mark), running through the amazing countryside looking out at mountain ranges and finishing at Yangan. Fantastic event, great scenery and even better people, and as always ending on an endorphin high! Already looking forward to HM #6 Brisbane City πŸƒπŸ½β€β™€οΈπŸƒπŸ½β€β™‚οΈ Proudly supporting Bravehearts πŸ’œ Today’s runners: FredΒ Schweitzer, Rachel Nolan, Natalie Riddle, Shane Browne, Ruby Montrose, Darren Terzo and Linda Thomson πŸ’› #pentathrunhalf #breakingthesilence #Wewillnolongerbesilent #12halfmarathonsin12months #Bravehearts

HM No. 4 - Gold Coast Running Festival (18 Apr)

HM #4 is done πŸ™ŒπŸ½ 8 to go! πŸƒπŸ½β€β™€οΈπŸ’›πŸƒπŸ½β€β™‚οΈ
It was an absolutely perfect morning at the Gold Coast Running Festival with so many awesome and inspiring people! Huge congratulations especially to Hamish on his first half marathon and as we knew, he blitzed it!! Darren ran super fast and achieved a fantastic pb, as did Liz, and Nat, Shane and I finished strong (despite lots of pains)! So very proud of you all πŸ˜πŸ™ŒπŸ½
Today’s runners were: Natalie Jayne, Shane Browne, Darren Terzo, Ruby Montrose, Hamish Chalmers and Linda Thomson πŸ’›
Just a reminder that we are running 12 half marathons this year in our fight against child sexual abuse. Our aim is to create awareness in order to prevent children from being sexually exploited, and to support survivors through the amazing programs and counselling offered by Bravehearts ... because no child should EVER experience abuse! Thank you to everyone who has supported us so far!! You are amazing!!

HM No. 3 - Sandgate Foreshore (21 Mar)

πŸ’›πŸƒπŸ½β€β™‚οΈπŸƒπŸ½β€β™€οΈHalf Marathon #3 Sandgate Foreshore to Woody Point jetty return. 3 down, 9 to go in our effort to Break the Silence on Child Sexual Assault! The rain held off, we had beautiful bay views, it was nice and flat and we were hit with the strong headwinds across the bridge which were a struggle to run through. Still, we all managed sub-2 hours and finished sweaty and smiling! πŸ˜„ Thank you for another awesome morning of running Shane, Linda, Fred, Darren, Liz and DavidΒ πŸ™ŒπŸ½πŸ’› #12halfmarathonsin12months #wewillnolongerbesilent #protectkids

HM No.2 - Mt Cootha (20 Feb)

HM event #2 Mt Cootha! 2 down, 10 to go!! β›°πŸ™ŒπŸ½ Thank you to everyone who joined us on the mountain for our second event!!

This was a pretty tough course with lots of challenging (and relentless) hills to get up but also lots of downhill to pick up speed and push your pace! How is that for fun?! πŸ˜‚

Thank you to all the runners and walkers for getting up way before sunrise (even after very little sleepπŸ₯΄), your huge determination and effort, and continued support for this cause, and to those who couldn’t join us this morning, but still kindly donated. We are truly, truly grateful. πŸ’›πŸ’›πŸ’›

Runners/walkers were: Natalie, Fred, Liz, Darren, Hamish, Shane, Linda, Lan, Kristy, Sigrid, Dale and David who did a brilliant job at manning the fort πŸ’›

HM No.1 - Park to Park Ipswich (17 Jan)

Our 1st half marathon for the year is done! 11 to go !! πŸƒπŸ½β€β™€οΈπŸ™ŒπŸ½πŸƒπŸ½β€β™‚οΈ
Thank you to everyone who turned up this morning to run (Lan & Dale starting at a crazy 3.30am 😫) and to our amazing support crew!! It was overcast, so perfect running weather and everyone did a fantastic job despite the amount of hills!!
Today’s runners: Nat, Fred, Shane, Lan, Dale, Liz, Darren, Hamish, Mark, Jamie, Tuia, Deb, Tanya, Xavier and Linda.
Support crew: David, Lozzy, Georgia, Xavier, Sarah & Leanne 🌟
Thank you all for a fantastic start to our fundraising campaign πŸ˜πŸ™ŒπŸ½ Looking forward to HM #2 in February!!

Breaking the Silence: Tuia's Story

Recently, I heard about an incredibly strong and courageous young man who has only very recently broken his silence on the sexual abuse he endured as a child. Tuia’s story is an extremely heartbreaking one, but one that needs to be told if we are to begin to understand the long-term effects and the psychological trauma sexual abuse has on victims and survivors. From reading Tuia’s story, I hope people will begin to understand how important it is to be aware of, and be knowledgeable in the prevention of child sexual abuse in the first place, because as we see, the consequences are devastating.

I have sought Tuia’s permission to share his story and would like to take this opportunity to remind him how incredibly proud we are of him and how much his being able to tell his story will mean to so many people. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you so much Tuia.
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This is Tuia's story:

It’s often easy for people to think that they know someone. To see only the surface level and be convinced that this alone tells someone’s story. Whilst I wish this was the truth it couldn’t be further from reality; people hurt, suffer and die inside without ever showing a crack.

For the past 12 years this has been my life. I have lived a lie and only let people see what I wanted them to: the kid who did well in school and sport, the kid who was always so strong and brave, the kid who had nothing in the world to be worried about. Everyday I would put on a disguise, hold a fake smile on my face and display a seemingly invincible exterior all the while when being completely broken and dead inside. The damage this internalisation has caused couldn’t possibly be put into words. But now it has finally caught up to me - years of pretending - leaving me in the most difficult time of my life, a time that has almost cost me everything.

Today I am making this post to set myself and my loved ones free of this burden. Free of the pain and suffering I have felt. Free of the shame, guilt and fear I have unfairly carried. And ultimately, free to begin my journey of healing. This is my story, this is who I am and I am no longer going to hide from it.

12 years ago when I was only 7 years old I was molested and abused by an older boy. My abuse continued over several years and was not limited only to sexual abuse but also the exposure to vile and damaging pornographic content. I was manipulated to believe that what he did to me was a game and something that I knowingly took part in. He destroyed my perception of love, friendship and trust. He took everything beautiful and innocent in a child and crushed it in his hands. I was conditioned to feel like this was something I couldn’t speak about, that if anyone ever found out they would no longer love or care for me. For me this was my greatest fear. From a young age my mum and I have shared an inseparable bond, an unconditional love like no other. The thought of losing her love broke my heart and was powerful enough to keep me silenced for the past 12 years. All of this trauma, all of these images have remained vividly in my mind and have continued to haunt me everyday of my life.

From my waking breath to my last each night I have been followed by an overwhelming anxiety, guilt and shame as a result of my internalisation; an inescapable suffering that I hope no soul ever encounters. As I grew up I tried to forget and suppress these memories, but nothing I did could ever bring me relief. For the past 12 years I have been completely alone, left to the devices of a mind that had been destroyed and corrupted at such an important developmental stage. Left alone with no one to reassure myself of my worries or help piece things together. Worries that have included convincing myself I was going to die of AIDS due to the unprotected sex that was forced onto me. A fear that controlled my life and even prevented me from exploring intimacy as a teenager as I believed I would give other people AIDS as well. Because the mind of a child who had no one to confide in didn’t understand that STD’s couldn’t just be created. I spent years questioning my own sexuality because I had not understood it wasn’t my fault and blamed myself for what had happened. This has been my reality, the fears and thoughts I have had to deal with completely alone.

The pain that all these years of silence have caused could never be put into words. I was broken, empty and utterly crippled. I had lost all hope and given up on life. I had convinced myself that the only way to be free again was to end my life; something I have come very close to many times over the years. I have been living with extreme anxiety, ptsd, paranoia and depression unknown to anyone else including the people closest to me. Issues so bad that I couldn’t sleep at night. That on a daily basis I will vomit, feel nauseous, have headaches, bowel pain, panic attacks, shake, be unable to control my urination just to name a few. I had been seeing a psychologist for my anxiety but wasn’t getting anyone as I hadn’t told anyone even him. Nothing was ever going to change until I got this out.

Ultimately, in my darkest times the thought of no longer being loved or accepted by my family was no longer more powerful than simply wanting to be happy. The feeling of happiness is something that I have forgotten, something that I have replaced with momentary distraction. So after 12 long years 2 months ago I finally worked up the courage to tell my mum and my partner - the first people ever. I had expected to be dumped by my gf, kicked out and never spoken to again, but none of that mattered to me, because all I wanted was to finally relieve myself of this burden and try be happy again. After speaking with them I was speechless to discover that I was loved more than ever and that in no circumstance was this ever my fault - a scenario I never imagined would happen.

The photo I have uploaded was taken at Christmas time just as this was all beginning. I look at this photo now and all I can see is the innocence, purity and beauty of a young child. The expectation of platonic and unconditional love, the expectation to feel protected and be curious without the fear of being manipulated or taken advantage of. I am reminded of the sparkle in my eyes and how happy and hopeful I was for life. I am reminded of all these beautiful things that I deserved but that was stolen from me; things that I have searched for my whole life but will never again be able to find. To 7 year old Tuia I wish so much that I could hold you tight and reassure you that everything is okay. I wish that I could be there when you were worried or scared and tell you everything you needed to hear. I wish that I could tell you this wasn’t your fault, that you couldn’t consent for what happened to you, that you couldn’t comprehend the consequences of what was done to you. I wish that you knew you could always talk to your mum and would never stop being loved. But as much as I wish all these things, I can’t change what has happened. One of the most difficult things with abuse is accepting that something horrific has happened. This is my reality, this traumatic thing has happened to me and I will have to live with this for the rest of my life. But happiness is a choice, I may not be able to forget or change what happened to me but what I can do is choose to be happy and make the most of this beautiful life I am grateful is still mine. I am in no way fixed, I am still broken and will be trying to pickup these pieces for the rest of my life. I am still undertaking psychotherapy, now more intense than ever. Over these past few months i have deteriorated more and more; years of suppression have let themselves out at once. Each and everyday has been a fight for my life. A fight to simply get up out of bed and survive. Because at times that’s all it is, finding the strength to get up, get through the day and make it to the next. But in-spite of all this pain I continue to feel, there is now a glimmer of hope for me that I will get better, that I will overcome this and that I will be happy again.

Some of you may not understand why I would want to share something so personal. I can assure you that sharing this isn’t something I am doing for sympathy or personal gain. I am doing this to spread awareness and the hope that maybe my story could save even just one person... one person from blaming themselves for something they couldn’t see wasn’t their fault... one person from being alone and scared... one person from losing all hope and feeling like their life is lost. If I could do any one of these things than all the pain and hurt I have felt would be worth it.

Life is a beautiful gift but something that doesn’t have second chances. I may not be that strong at the moment, but I hope with all my heart that sharing my story could help someone who feels as I once have. I may not have all the answers, I may not have overcome this yet but I am a survivor and I will keep fighting because he will not win. To my abuser, I now pass on the shame, guilt and hurt that I have carried all these years. This was never mine to own and now it returns to you.

I conclude by reminding everyone of the reality that we all have our own stories and can never truly know what something is going through. If I could ask anything it’s that we all remember to be loving, compassionate and kind to one another. Check up on everyone, your friends and family, people you don’t talk to much and even those who seem the strongest out of us all. These acts could be the difference in someone’s life. Thank you

We're fundraising to Break the Silence on Child Sexual Assault


In 2021 our team of runners will be running 12 Half Marathons in 12 Months to Break the Silence on Child Sexual Assault.

The statistics on child sexual assault are heartwrenching. 1 in 5 children are sexually assaulted by the time they turn 18. In 2017, the ABS reported that approximately 1, 410,100 people living in Australia experienced sexual abuse before the age of 15. 58% of these respondents were sexually abused before the age of 10 (ABS, 2017), and approximately 60-70% of adult survivors did not disclose their abuse as children (London, Bruck, Ceci & Shuman 2005). It is a crime that is shrouded in silence, shame, and secrecy, and this is why it continues at phenomenal rates.

Child sexual assault is a crime that no child should ever have to experience. It destroys a child's innocence, trust, and their self-worth. In many cases it leads to long-term adverse outcomes such as psychological disorders, substance abuse, self-harm, eating disorders, relationship difficulties, and at the very worse, suicide, to name a few.Β 

Our goal (besides running a crazy amount of kms every month) is to break the silence surrounding child sexual assault. By creating an awareness of the issue, we hope that in some way we can help prevent this crime from occurring and help protect more children. Please join us on our journey in helping make it a safer and happier world for our children.

Thank you so much
David, Linda, Fred, Jamie, Nat, Mark, Dale, Ruby, Darren, Hamish, Shane & RachelΒ 
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Thank you to our Sponsors

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Oxley Nursery

Amazing work Linda! You're such a gorgeous soul.. and your team are all heroes. Run strong and proud you awesome humans... ❀️

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Nat Mackinlay

Hi Bethy Here is another special donation to go towards Bravehearts your fundraiser - I hope the money goes towards making some kids happy πŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒ

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Jacob Ryan

Keep it going all! The helpless can't help the helpless.

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Dale Lawson

Awesome work team.

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Abigail Johnston

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Daran Thomson

With love x

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David Rooney

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Lyn And Keith Mackinlay

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Paula Treagle

Great cause Linda. Looking forward to joining for a couple of the runs.

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Janine Lee

Go you amazing people! Such a pleasure for Freya, Ruby, Fletch and I to support you in this goal for bravehearts. Well done πŸ‘ Janine

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Libby Bermingham

Amazing effort and an amazing cause!

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Terri Humphery

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Rusty-james Holden

Amazing run today Hamish

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Linda Thomson

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Monica

Thank you for making a difference.

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Kerri-anne

$100

Max And Liz Mackinlay

$100

David Nguyen

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Anonymous

Your generous hearts, your sizeable stamina and your caring spirits are very much appreciated in a world that seems too busy to care. Thank you for your humanity and commitment in giving so many children a Voice! xoxoxoxoxo PS You're all spunk-rats too :)

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Pam Burnard

With you in spirit. Run like the wind.

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Janine Roberts

Dear Mishka, you are such a special man. Hold your head and shoulders high and...wear band aids on your nipples! Good luck please let us know how you go matey xx

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Tom Price

As long as Darren doesn’t incorporate his ukulele skills, this is a righteous cause. Keep kicking everyone πŸƒπŸΌπŸƒπŸ»‍β™€οΈπŸƒπŸ»‍♂️

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Sharon Munday

Go Linda! Looking forward to seeing the nature shots throughout the year too! :)

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Terri Humphery

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Tuia Gregory

Thank you guys so much for devoting so much of yourselves to such an incredible cause. People like you give immense strength and hope to so many people.

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Anonymous

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Nicole Moore

Tuia, thank you! Thank you for being brave enough to share your story in the hope of helping others.I wish you every happiness and freedom for the future.

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Natalie Riddle

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Leanne Arifovic

Linda thankyou for raising awareness about child sexual abuse. This will mean so much to many xxx

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Sampson Medical Pty Ltd

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Nat Mackinlay

Hi Bethy Here is my Christmas Donation of $50 to go towards Bravehearts your fundraiser - I hope the money goes towards making some kids happy πŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒπŸ˜ƒ

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Tanya Walters

Good luck everyone!!

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Louise Phillips

All the best Ruby!!! You are an inspiration

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Harry Cross

Go you good things!!

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Harry Cross

Keep up the running and you might be able to keep up with me!!! Good stuff

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Lyza Cross

Merry Christmas and happy new year beautiful people!! Xx

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Caroline De Rijke

Great initiative and way to stay fit. Good luck!

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Anonymous

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Pauline Radunz

Well done to you Linda and your team. You are all amazing πŸ˜ƒπŸ˜˜πŸ˜˜

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George Cross

Good stuff Hamster-man, best of luck with the half marathon!

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Dewi Andriani

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Karen Madden

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Auntie Sal

Hey Hamish! Run like you did around Lake Burley Griffin and you’ll be awesome! But most of all enjoy! You too Bethy and Darren! I’m there in spirit! S xxx

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Debbie Walsh

Well done Hamish, an amazing achievement. Hope you can keep up with mum, love The Walshs xx

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Lyza Cross

Love your work guys!

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Dan Harris

Go team Hamish! Much respect from Dan, Stacy, Hazel, Murphy and Tinker

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Ashleigh Walsh

πŸ₯³πŸ€©

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Rachel Nolan

$50

Fred Schweitzer

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Sandra Reid

It's heartbreaking what damage is done through assault & abuse. Bless u all for fighting for them. πŸ™πŸΌβ€οΈπŸ’›πŸ’™

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Malcolm Mackinlay

What a great achievement for the year. Well done all of you. Hamish, I would have loved to see your run through Brisbane - amazing effort.

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Malcolm Mackinlay

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Keith Mackinlay

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Anonymous

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Fred Schweitzer

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Liz Mackinlay

Number 6 coming up team - half way! x

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Natalie Riddle

January half marathon

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Liz Mackinlay And Hamish Chalmers

Great first run team! One down, eleven to go!

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Liz Mackinlay And Hamish Chalmers

From Liz and Hamish - awesome run around the mountain!

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Kristy Chapman

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Natalie Riddle-johnston

Half Marathon #6

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Tanya Walters

Half Marathon No. 1

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Sarah Moroney

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Diane Thomas

Fantastic effort for the year team!!

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Shane Browne

Half Marathon No.1

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Tuia Gregory

Half Marathon No. 1

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Deb

Half Marathon No. 1

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Abby Fels

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Paul Dillon

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Fred Schweitzer

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Louise Willis

This is an incredible achievement for a truly wonderful cause. Congratulations on your efforts and your dedication. Thanks for doing it.

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Anonymous

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Anonymous

Way to go team! Hope to join you in a few of the next 6!

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Bobby Warthold

What a great cause.

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Holly Wake

You are amazing ❀️

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Natalia Makuch

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Dewi Andriani

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Kim Doherty

This is such an important cause, thank you to the whole team for everything you are doing XX

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Darren Terzo

Only 11 to go Darren

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Murray Taylor

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Anonymous

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Darren Terzo

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Diane Thomas

Good on you guys and gals best wishes for the marathon

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Georgia Walsh

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Renee Mickelburgh

Great work! Good luck!

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Esther Fitzpatrick

Fabulous kia kaha - in strength

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Danielle H. Heinrichs

Amazing work!

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Kaylee Theuerkauf

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Maddy Thomson

🀍🀍 such a good cause you’re fighting for !!

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Kim Keleher

Great work team. Such an important cause.

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Kim Doherty

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O & C Cashion

Amazing effort!

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Anonymous

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Muhammad Ali

Amazing. Good luck Hamish.

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Claire Backhouse

Love you guys!

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Natalie Riddle

Event #3 Go team

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Mandy Riley

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Natalia Makuch

26 June Charity Event

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Fred Schweitzer

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Linda Thomson

HM #6

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Trisha Dixon

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Liz Mackinlay

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Kristy Chapman

So proud of you Linda and team you all are doing an amazing on those marathons.

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Linda Thomson

HM #1

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Nat Riddle

Half Marathon 2

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Tanya Walters

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Linda

HM #2

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Liz

Thanks for a fabulous run on Sunday! πŸ’Ÿ

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Liz Mackinlay

No. 7 done and dusted - well done dream team!

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Emma Cooke

Go team!

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Shane Browne

HM #6

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Tuia Gregory

HM #6

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Mitch Humphreys

HM #6

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Dayna

HM #6

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Linda

Final run for the year! We did it πŸ’›πŸ™ŒπŸ½

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Sarah Moroney

HM #6

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Mark Naumann

Half Marathon No. 1

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Shane Browne

HM #3

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Fred Schweitzer

Half Marathon No. 1

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Fred Schweitzer

HM #3

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Lan Johnson

Half Marathon No. 1

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Linda Thomson

HM #3

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Dale Lawson

Half Marathon No. 1

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Shane Browne

HM #7

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Linda Thomson

HM #7

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Fred Schweitzer

HM #2

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Lan Johnson

HM #2

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Dale Lawson

HM #2

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Fred Schweitzer

HM #5

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Mel Green

Go you good things xxx

$20

Linda Thomson

HM #5

$20

Linda Thomson

HM #4

$20

Shane Browne

HM #4

$20

Shane Browne

HM #2

$16

Marina James

$15

Andrew Mcpherson

$10

Danielle Joyce

Good luck and well done πŸ‘