[Chat] Running BoF

Peter Hardy peter at hardy.dropbear.id.au
Wed Jan 11 22:43:30 AEDT 2017


I'm staying at Wrest Point, and rather than struggle up the hill before
starting a run will be going for short, slowish runs as close to the
waterfront as I can manage. 

On 2017-01-11 19:00, Steven Hanley via Chat wrote:

> All
> 
> Since the Melbourne conference in 2008 there has pretty much been a running
> Bof on the conference mornings.
> 
> Routes and runs on the days we get a fair number of people can be tailored
> to fit.
> 
> We run back to meet people so everyone can enjoy the group atmosphere
> running.
> 
> Last time in Hobart (2009) there as a bit of inclusion of the stairs up to
> the accommodation and some running up to the trails above too.
> 
> This year we may try to do at least one flatter run in to town.
> 
> Anyway I put a BoF page up
> 
> https://linux.conf.au/wiki/conference/birds_of_a_feather_sessions/running/
> 
> Due to the PDNS breakfast on Monday it may be under attended or similar.
> Also Tuesday Matthew and I will be heaidng out to do something rather long,
> hilly and stupid [0] so will miss out that morning too.
> 
> Those who rock up can choose a route.
> 
> This being Hobart there will be some climbing (at least to get back to
> breakfast if nothing else), as tey say about hobart, if you feet aren't wet
> you are standing on a hill.
> 
> Fun will be had I am sure.
> 
> Steve
> 
> [0] 27km loop taking in the top of Mt Wellington, with a 2km warm up and
> warm down to the start point from the normal BoF start point. I suspect we
> will be kicking off a bit before 5am with head torches so as to be back in
> time for Pia's keynote (yes we hope ot be able to do 3 hours for the run
> itself)
> https://www.facebook.com/groups/kunanyiloop/
> https://www.strava.com/activities/825921436
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