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	<title>Comments on: Route to Christmas: Day 18 2016</title>
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		<title>By: Blair Trewin</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This was indeed a great area and a good course. The visibility in a lot of parts of the map is lower than usual for Australia, and there are few features except the contours and termite mounds (mounds typically 1-1.5m high made by a species of ant, mapped here as brown dots) - quite fast if you stay in contact, but unforgiving if you lose it.

A World Cup race was held in 2000 in similar terrain (Sunset Mountain) about 5km away, and whilst most of the top runners ran well, there were a few very large time losses by people you wouldn&#039;t expect them from (if I recall correctly Bjornar Valstad and Hanne Staff both made 5-10 minute errors).]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This was indeed a great area and a good course. The visibility in a lot of parts of the map is lower than usual for Australia, and there are few features except the contours and termite mounds (mounds typically 1-1.5m high made by a species of ant, mapped here as brown dots) &#8211; quite fast if you stay in contact, but unforgiving if you lose it.</p>
<p>A World Cup race was held in 2000 in similar terrain (Sunset Mountain) about 5km away, and whilst most of the top runners ran well, there were a few very large time losses by people you wouldn&#8217;t expect them from (if I recall correctly Bjornar Valstad and Hanne Staff both made 5-10 minute errors).</p>
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