<div>In 12 days time my dad and I will be running 24km’s a day, for 7 days, in 7 countries, which is the equivalent of 4 marathons in 7 days or 168km in 168 hours in 7 different countries. For the first three nights we will only be able to sleep on the plane. No beds or hotels. The temperature will likely drop to as low as -1°C, potentially even lower in certain places. Flights as long as 13 hours backed up by another half marathon and a bit every day for a week.
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<div>The logistics are as follows:
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<div>Day 1 - Fly from Brisbane to Hong Kong
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<div>Day 2 - Fly from Hong Kong to Helsinki
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<div>Day 3 - Fly from Helsinki to Paris
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<div>Day 4 - Train from Paris to Amsterdam
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<div>Day 5 - Train from Amsterdam to Brussels
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<div>Day 6 - Fly from Brussels to Singapore
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<div>Day 7 - Fly from Singapore to Brisbane
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<div>This announcement would’ve been made around about 2 months ago however I was told that I wasn’t going to be able to do it, because an MRI scan told us that I had bad bone bruising and other problems with my left knee, that was going to stop me from running. But, somehow I have managed to get back to a state good enough to train. So with that said, after 2 months of nothing, I have been training for the last 6 days, and have another 12 until we start.
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<div>Dad on the other hand, started training 8 weeks ago, kept training for about three weeks until it basically became clear that we weren’t going to be able to do it. So he stopped, only to be told a few days ago that actually I can run, and we will do it. So the poor guy has to now figure out how he can make his old legs get going in 2 weeks time.
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<div>We will be running the last 24km’s in Brisbane on the 23rd of November (if everything goes to plan), so anyone that wants to get the runners out and come for a trot is more than welcome to, quite a few people that we have told are keen to, so hopefully we will see a fair few. It might be the only way we get the thing done :). How much you run is completely up to you, do the whole thing if you feel up to it or just do the last 5-10km, it’s completely up to you. 
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<div>The details for this leg are below:
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<div>Brisbane International Airport (Depart 7am)
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<div>Newstead House (Depart 8:20am) - 11km
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<div>Powerhouse (Depart New Farm Park side 8:50am) - 14km
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<div>Howard Smith Wharves (Depart 9:20am) - 18km
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<div>River Stage (Depart 9:45am) - 20.6km
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<div>Kulripa Bridge (Depart 10:00am) - 22.6km
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<div>Southbank Beach (Arrive 10:10am) - 24km
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<div>When we first came up with this idea we were looking to raise over $10,000 however with only two weeks notice before we started we thought that might have been a little too optimistic therefore we set the goal to $5,000. However after only 3 days we hit that goal so we updated the target back to the initial $10k. All the proceeds will go to We Are Mobilise, a homelessness charity that are leading the way in eliminating homelessness within Australia. This is a huge opportunity to help out those who have it rough, so any donation, big or small will be greatly appreciated and go to this amazing cause.
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