Walking in dubbo

Still trying to walk! love it makes me feel better

Walk 14.10.25

Had a wonderful little walk with Karen Elston after training🏃🏾🏃‍♀️🤩

Walked with my friend lesley harvey this evening

In Dubbo for some training this week and my friend Lesley Harvey and I so needed to walk. Well done us!

Walking love it slow or fast lol

Thanks Keira for cheering me on! I live go go go go go!

Saw keira running and her influence drives me

Thanks Keira for your influence🤩🏃🏾🏃‍♀️🥳🎉

White cliffs

Had a good walk around Turley’s Hill in White Cliffs today, with a good friend - Keira🤩👍🏃🏾🏃‍♀️

07.10.25 tuesday morning.

Short run but better than none

Another good walk proud of anne🏃‍♀️🤩

Keep at it!🏃🏾🏃‍♀️🤩👍

That was a big walk for anne today!

Thought I’d start off early and before it get’s hot🥵 Daylights savings has started. Enjoyed the walk, commitment and enthusiasm for a great cause!

Enjoying walking🤩🏃🏾🏃‍♀️

Another good day for a walk! Thanks for all the cheers Keira🤩🏃🏾🏃‍♀️👍

Keep it up anne🤩🥰🏃‍♀️🏃🏾👍

Feeling stronger as I do this for the most iconic organisation in the World. Thanks for the cheers from my friend Keira. Great to have support on the road besides magpies swooping your head. It’s strength endurance and consistency. I’m a determined māori woman🤩🏃🏾🏃‍♀️👍Lets go!

So grateful to have walked today

Hi Kia ora, I haven’t been feel so well so didn’t walk yesterday 1/10/25, however found the strength to walk and not spread any germs to anyone else today! Thanks to seeing my friend running on the same app we tautoko each other on for this oceans to outback challenge. Great cause and will continue to support it

Day 1

every journey starts with 1 step! day one done ✅

Day 1 - feeling motivated

Feeling motivated 🙃 10,030 Steps 7.30km 3.33 fitness 39mins 37sec

Prepping for kms in october

Not feeling that well today, however training in preparation (walking)for the Oceans to Outback Challenge.

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