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Day five and we have a mix of terrain to follow some forest, button plains and yes plenty of hills. After a slightly late start getting some coffee we got into it with vigor. |
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Slightly out of sequence but during the day we came across the loggers setting up for a big burn. They block the area off and then drop incendiary stuff into the logged areas. |
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| This is the results as seen from Dover a huge smoke pall which block out the sun for a couple of days. |
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We did find some cattle grids to cross but by now they don't seem so formidable. This one certainly had a big gap between the rails. |
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| Fine looking bunch. |
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Healthy robust middle aged, just about convinced we can make it to the end of the trail. |
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| Down there and its almost over. |
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Of course there are still the odd navigation differences to sort out and trail makers that point every which way but up. |
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| The last of the sandstone not quite as good as the day before but "Swearing Bob's" plain had some interesting sections. |
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More double single track through the forests. |
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| Finally the ocean, from Devonport to Dover, two trips but it got done in the end. The view from the hill where we came out had a lot of us lingering for a while. |
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