My progress

My target

89km

120km

I'm fundraising for the Royal Flying Doctor Service

This October I'm cycling 120km for the Royal Flying Doctor's Service (RFDS) Oceans to Outback Challenge. Living rurally, I can see the importance of this service and the impact it makes in people's lives.

Please consider encouraging me on my 120kms with a donation. It's 30km/week, while that's not too bad, I have a busy job! Any words of encouragement welcome to help me get out there and hit the pedals.

Thank you in advance!

So far this year
I’ve helped provide...

20

Laryngoscopes – used to assist in intubating and ventilating a patient.

13

Life-saving medical chests for a remote, rural or regional community.

11

Defibrillator Pads – used with a machine to monitor a patient’s cardiac health.

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Thank you to my supporters

100% TOTAL LEGENDS

Kate Armstrong

Great cause darl and great sandshoes too. : )

Jan Clark

The Flying Doctor Service is indeed a very worthwhile recipient for your donations Kira. Thank you for selecting them. Good luck with your personal goals in this project.

Kenji Strazdins

TOP FANS

Aman Punia

You're a legend kira, Keep going 🥳

Elizabeth Runko

Well done Kira, great effort for a great cause 👏 🤗💕

Tricia

Go Kira. Keep up the good work.

PROUD SUPPORTERS

Sue & Trev

Happy pedaling and for a great cause!

Susan Davies

Go you good thing!

Lea Maier

Go Kira!

Ross and Sue Kingsland

Go Kira!

Adam F

Merran Laver

Go Kira! Wish I could join you for a ride :)

Kira

Got to make it an even $800. Go me!

Kira

My Updates

Twelfth Ride

Tuesday 28th Oct

Another commute.

Eleventh Ride

Monday 27th Oct

12kms - the largest complete river loop on easy paths! Saw a snake friend sunning himself along the way and lots of ducks.

Tenth Ride

Friday 24th Oct

Night ride! Cool, calm and peaceful. Ducks gliding on the river and flapping across the path. Looking at this sky, it was easy to feel like the only person for miles.

Ninth Ride

Tuesday 21st Oct

My work commute, by bike.

Eighth ride

Monday 20th Oct

A brisk evening jaunt around the racecourse, then following the streets, wherever I felt like. Of course I ended up at the river!

Seventh Ride

Sunday 19th Oct

A hot and muggy afternoon ride around my usual river circuit. The river looked beautiful today - bright green where it was reflecting the grass, a darker green brown (typical summer river) in the distance. The sky feels full with rain.

Sixth Ride

Friday 17th Oct

A meander through the suburb across the river, then along the river, over the bridge and back along the other side. Lots of people out and about on foot with dogs and on bikes. Pleasant.

Fifth Ride

Thursday 16th Oct

This ride was beautiful - a regular lake loop, this time with grey clouds and a feeling of coming rain. It sure did rain... and thunder, and lightning struck. I was able to capture this excellent shot. A special and memorable ride.

Fourth Ride

Tuesday 14th Oct

A gentle cool evening ride taking in the beautiful riverfront, houses and long expanses of field.

Third Ride

Monday 13th Oct

A 33 minute evening ride, a large river loop of 9km. Watching the waterbirds getting ready for a bed and feeling rejuvenated by cool air.

Second Ride

Tuesday 7th Oct

A lovely, long evening was the perfect time for my second ride. A lovely lap around the river loop was energising and relaxing all at once.

First ride

Saturday 4th Oct

Kicked things off with a ride that was supposed to be small... ended up in the next township! A great way to use a sunny day.