In Camooweal we spent the night in The Drovers Camp, where Wayne and Kim took care of us. Thanks to them, we were able to feel the spirit and energy of Australia. Runners feel much more connected to the country after Wayne's and Kim's stories about the daily life of drovers
Kim's interesting and exciting tour of The Drovers Camp Museum. We feel a deep respect for the drovers' hard work they did in the outback of Australia
Farewell picture at dawn
We are grateful to meet such warm-hearted people along the way
First torch handover for today's relay. Kim passes the torch to Misha
Another beautiful day in the Outback of Australia. The wind was kinder to us today. Still a headwind, but not nearly as fierce. Making our way deeper into Queensland was easier and a little more inviting
The landscape offered a pretty wide variation from morning to afternoon
We began in vast fields of grass
Progressed to smaller bushes
And the return of termites, at least their mounds, anyway
And finished with the desert forest
Lecture number 1. Misha is sharing some valuable Peace Run tips with Gianluca
All around Australia. I am running, but you are driving. See you at the next campground
Marker set up on a road sign
See you in a few km
Susan finds a matching bunch of flowers
A moment of peace before running
From Camooweal, we run towards today's goal, Mount Isa
A passenger from Australia has settled on Gianluca's back
Guys, listen to the experienced Atulya, and everything will be fine
Please give these guys a few more kilometres. No signs of fatigue.
Two suns in the sunset
After setting up our tents and taking care of so much-needed laundry, several teammates made their way to Moondara Lake. It was lovely and extremely peaceful.
We were lucky enough to stay for the sunset before making our way back for dinner
