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Wednesday Jun 27, 2018 #
6 AM
orienteering (Trento sprint) 30:00 [3]
shoes: Asics Nimbus 19
Arrived back in Trento about 9pm last night (glad I wasn't the person having to leave again @5am for Bulgaria as coach of the the Italian team for EYOC) and, hungry, wandered into the old town from the hostel and found "food truck city" which was basically about 10 vendors, so it was more of a village, but the smells were all mouth-watering. I settled on the paella from a Spanish van, and didn't really think when ordering sangria to drink with it, that this is basically wine...
Therefore getting going this morning was surprisingly difficult, but it was a lovely cool morning and I had brought with me a copy of the sprint relay map from WOC 2014, so I couldn't not go for a run around the old town (on an approximation of the men's course). Only one garden was locked; all the other little alleyways were still valid through routes and I enjoyed myself greatly. Less fun was trying to stuff all my gear properly into my big pack (70L is really only 57 when the attached daypack is 13) in order to catch a 9:15am bus to Innsbruck from where I'd booked a 12:17pm train to Wien. This all worked out ok, although I was a bit disappointed that the only way I could tell we'd crossed into Austria was the messages from Telstra!
Therefore getting going this morning was surprisingly difficult, but it was a lovely cool morning and I had brought with me a copy of the sprint relay map from WOC 2014, so I couldn't not go for a run around the old town (on an approximation of the men's course). Only one garden was locked; all the other little alleyways were still valid through routes and I enjoyed myself greatly. Less fun was trying to stuff all my gear properly into my big pack (70L is really only 57 when the attached daypack is 13) in order to catch a 9:15am bus to Innsbruck from where I'd booked a 12:17pm train to Wien. This all worked out ok, although I was a bit disappointed that the only way I could tell we'd crossed into Austria was the messages from Telstra!