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    • День 37
    • четверг, 24 августа 2017 г., 09:00
    • ⛅ 10 °C
    • Высота: 9 м
    • АвстралияRiver Torrens Linear Reserve34°55’6” S  138°32’1” E
    The end of the Torrens Linear Trail before I turned south from West Beach to Glenelg.
    The start of my walk.Looking back at Adelaide.The first of several rapids.River Torrens.River Torrens.Approaching West Beach at the end of the Torrens Linear Trail.At the end of the Torrens Linear Trail where the river drains into the sea.The end of the Torrens Linear Trail.The coastal trail from West Beach to Glenelg.The coastal trail from West Beach to Glenelg.Boats moored at Glenelg.Boats moored at Glenelg.I was impressed by the functionality of the public toilets.I was surprised to see needle disposal bins in the public toilets.Glenelg.My MapMyRun record for the Torrens Linear Trail.My MapMyRun record for the southbound section from West Beach to Glenelg.Downtown Adelaide as I waited for the bus.

    Torrens Linear Park & South to Glenelg

    24 августа 2017 г., Австралия ⋅ ⛅ 10 °C

    I did this hike while Trixie was at work. I followed her on her morning commute, she showed me the where the trail began, and off I went.

    This was a long hike from the center of Adelaide to Henley Beach on a trail alongside the Torrens River. It starts out in downtown Adelaide and goes on for about 9.7 miles before it reaches the coastline. To be honest, the hike got boring after a few miles, but I persevered because I knew the coastline would be very pretty. Along the way, I watched people, enjoyed the landscape, listened to birds, got dived bombed by a magpie (probably because I was close to its nest), and admired the flowers, birds, dogs and horses I encountered.

    The trail went generally in a westward direction. When I hit the coastline at Henley Beach, I turned south towards Glenelg. While the coastline was pretty, I was a bit demoralized by this point as I was hungry and there weren't any food places in sight; just block upon block of beachfront residences. The first food place I encountered was 1.1 miles down. Stopping at the restaurant for lunch, I scarfed down a focaccia and smoothie as soon as it was presented to me. After eating, I walked a further 3.5 miles to Glenelg where I took a tram back to Adelaide. At the Adelaide CBD, I took a bus back to Trixie's house.

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