Mount Wellington

So I joined him then and worked for Will from 2010 onwards.

So after the mountain bike ride up Mount Wellington, you came on board after

that.

The infamous mountain bike ride.

Where did we go? What was the mountain we went to?

Mount Wellington.

Yeah, that view.

It's like, I went to the Grand Canyon last year and it was like on a par with that.

Have you said something about the scenery today? Yeah, yeah.

Amazing.

Top of Mount Washington? Wellington.

Wellington, Washington.

It's like the world's toughest half marathon down in Tassie.

It's running up – is it Mount Wellington in Tassie? Yeah, I don't know what it's called.

I really want to compete in that – or not compete.

I really want to complete that.

It's coined as the world's toughest road half marathon called the Pointe du Pinnacle, which is being run down in Hobart in mid-November.

Straight up Mount Wellington.

So for those of you guys who've been down the seven mile and been lucky enough to go through Hobart, which is a beautiful city, straight up that big hill you see when you're driving into the city.

As a lot of everyone knows who's a regular listener here, the Brain Cancer Center is something that is very important to me and my family at the moment.

And actually, Johnny, you're down there very soon, aren't you?

Again? I'm up at a northern point.

So, I mean, once Q summits to Mount Wellington, if he ever makes it up, he can look across the island and see where I am.

I'll be waving.

How are you

feeling having to go out to Mount Wellington now?

NFW, man.

Yoza! I fit right in.

Because I used this speech when we were planning on doing the announcement for Ice on the Spey.

I basically recorded myself doing this speech at the top of Mount Wellington where they do one of the challenges in the final episode.

And...

Genuinely, it's only about 50 words or something, but I could not get all the words right.

Really? Correct.

So we live in a rain shadow, a local mountain, Kunani, Mount Wellington.

And to my husband and I, we currently grow in ground.

We have heavy clay soils.

And the other question that I have for you is what have you been eating lately?

yes well so the reason i'm tired is because i've been eating very well and what i have been eating is is food from a day retreat that i helped co-facilitate yesterday so our mutual friend kiki And myself, we ran a day retreat here in Nipaluna at the foot of the mountain, Kunanyi.

We hired a community hall in a suburb called Fern Tree, which was so gorgeous, Keith.

It was just so beautiful.

And it is something else.

is phenomenal so yeah that is exactly what i've been eating is been eating very well and uh yeah thank goodness for leftovers because today i do not feel like cooking and i can't imagine when i might feel like cooking again

yeah i think you know when you are doing something that big like a day retreats a lot of energy like not just leading up to it but the day itself you're just so on yeah the day after you feel a little bit like um i might just um not surface for the whole day yeah

yeah i had to it was so interesting because we left we left the eastern shore here at 7 00 a.m to go drive over and set up and we got home at about 5 30 p.m and i'd been on my feet the whole day