The Harbour Bridge “Marathon” Team Miroma 2023 – We made it!

Well before that, the notable events of the 17^th September 2023 are:

• 5.52am – sunrise at Milson’s Point @ Luna Park
• 6.00am – 16 degrees at said point
• 6.05am – The start of The Harbour Bridge “Marathon” Team Miroma 23
  (Yes, it’s OMG early, but we finish when 18 degrees).

The day started with making sure we got the 5am first light rail from Juniors Kingsford, change at Central (hoping the App was correct and public transport was working) and then Milsons point @ 5.35.

No mucking around with the start, we were off at 6.05am “ish”. We were glad of the early start, watching the sunrise with no heat yet.

Then, onto the new course, which is going around Darling Harbour and over Pyrmont Bridge. The whole area was quiet and serene and in shade!

Up the hill at the Observatory, we went through the Rocks and back up on the Cahill expressway. Here we met the sun.

Finally on to the Opera house to finish a race that began at 5am.

Team Miroma’s time: 1 hour 29 mins.

Team Miroma, with Jo, is running to raise awareness of young adults with disabilities and to raise funds to help them learn more and be more.

All donations will go to Inala’s Eastern Suburbs service – Miroma and are tax deductible. The donations are allocated to providing a flexible range of person-centred services, programs and lifestyle supports that help individuals living with disability to reach their full potential.

If you or family or friends would like to sponsor us all, that would be great. Donations can also be sent to Miroma by logging on to the website at https://inala.org.au/get-involved/make-a-donation/

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You can also do an electronic transfer into BSB  062-161 Acc no. 1003 6226. Please tag the deposit with your name. Email the surgery on info@seymourdental.com.au with your details.

Visit http://www.seymourdental.com.au/category/team-miroma-wairoa-special-school-fund-raiser/ for past runs and future updates.

We have been raising money for children, and now adults, with disabilities for some 15 years. We want to raise awareness of these young adults with a disability.