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Thursday Oct 8, 2015 #
7 AM
Run 39:00 [3] 7.0 km (5:34 / km)
First run since the weekend. A very nice crisp morning for it (it will be getting more humid from tomorrow onwards), and nice down by the river, perhaps at its most tranquil in the stretch with the lone kayaker. A rather slow run at times - certainly taking three days off hasn't worked any instant miracles - but not too bad on the whole.
Thought it might have been a busy media day with our report coming out on the recent heat, but in the end the report didn't make it out until late afternoon so I suspect the busy day will be tomorrow instead. Current forecasts suggest there's a reasonable chance that the end of next week could be just as hot as the start of this week was; Victoria's average temperature for the first half of October is going to be roughly that of an normal January.
Whilst on the subject of matters climate, there's a nice article by Heather Smith (who some of you will remember, and some of you won't, as a member of a couple of late 80s/early 90s WOC teams), on the subject of Port Augusta and surrounds, and its (considerable) potential to be a centre of clean energy now that dirty energy's on its way out of town.
Thought it might have been a busy media day with our report coming out on the recent heat, but in the end the report didn't make it out until late afternoon so I suspect the busy day will be tomorrow instead. Current forecasts suggest there's a reasonable chance that the end of next week could be just as hot as the start of this week was; Victoria's average temperature for the first half of October is going to be roughly that of an normal January.
Whilst on the subject of matters climate, there's a nice article by Heather Smith (who some of you will remember, and some of you won't, as a member of a couple of late 80s/early 90s WOC teams), on the subject of Port Augusta and surrounds, and its (considerable) potential to be a centre of clean energy now that dirty energy's on its way out of town.