1/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
2019 Point to Pinnacle
Severe weather didn’t dampen the spirits of the thousands who turned out to take on the Point to Longley this morning. SEE THE GALLERY.
2/39Carrie Bickmore (second from left) begins the 2019 Point to Pinnacle walk. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
3/39Walkers begin the 2019 Point to Pinnacle at Wrest Point. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
4/39Walkers begin the 2019 Point to Pinnacle at Wrest Point. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
5/39Walkers begin the 2019 Point to Pinnacle at Wrest Point. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
6/39Hobart Mo Bros Tommy Windsor leads the warm up before the walk in the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
7/39Sophie Burbury warms up before the 2019 Point to Pinnacle walk. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
8/39Walkers warm up before the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
9/39AFL Tasmania CEO Trisha Squires (centre) begins the walk, in the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
10/39Mo Bros' Tommy Windsor (centre) checking out some serious mo's grown by Mark Hore (left) and Nick Murton at the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
11/39The Project's Carrie Bickmore and Tommy Little at start of the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
12/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
13/392018 winner Ben St Lawrence has a commanding lead early in the 2019 Point to Pinnacle as runners make their way up Davey Street. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
14/39Stuart Cooper makes his way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
15/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
16/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
17/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
18/39(L-R) Maddie Howe, Anita Coombe, Sammy Tennick and Ella Mackay at the start of the 2019 Point to Pinnacle walk. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
19/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
20/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
21/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
22/392018 women's winner Miriem Daoui running in the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
23/39Hana Lewis (left) and Vlasta Collins with some winged assistance at the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
24/39Robbie Hunt runs in the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
25/39Runners at the start of the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
26/39Start of the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
27/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
28/392018 women's winner Miriem Daoui (centre) at the start of the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
29/392018 winner Ben St Lawrence has a commanding lead early in the 2019 Point to Pinnacle as runners make their way up Davey Street. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
30/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
31/39Walkers warm up before the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
32/39Akira Weller-Wong holding son Neko (left) with Urs Grueter and Rob Shaw at the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
33/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
34/39Runners begin the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
35/39Walkers warm up before the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
36/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
37/39Karinna Fyfe leading the women's event in the 2019 Point to Pinnacle run. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
38/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
39/39Runners make their way up Davey Street during the 2019 Point to Pinnacle. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN
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