マラソン woman on last 脚 of 150 runs
Erchana Murray-Bartlett is utterly exhausted on the last 脚 of her 使節団 to run 150 連続した マラソンs, but also sad it's coming to an end.
The 32-year-old nutritionist 始める，決める off on her 150-day 巡礼の旅 from Cape York in Queensland's far north on August 20 last year. She will finish up at Melbourne's Tan 跡をつける on Monday having run 42.2 kilometres each day.
Ms Murray-Bartlett broke the world 記録，記録的な／記録する for most 連続した daily マラソンs run by a woman on day 107, and will end her 使節団 with 6330km under her belt.
The 走者 計画（する）s to 服従させる／提出する her final distance to Guinness World 記録，記録的な／記録するs on Tuesday to be officiated as the world 記録，記録的な／記録する 支えるもの／所有者 with 150 マラソンs in a 列／漕ぐ／騒動.
"I'm very excited that it's coming to an end because my 団体／死体 needs it, but I'm going to be very sad," Ms Murray-Bartlett told AAP on Monday.
"I've loved 会合 people, I've loved running with communities, 存在 shown around ... 会合 野性生物 volunteers and parks 代表者／国会議員s and members of 議会.
"There's definitely going to be a lot of stuff that I've learned from this that I'm going to take into the next part of my life."
At the 150-day 示す, Ms Murray-Bartlett's feet had swelled by a whole shoe size, her hips and 膝s 傷つける with every step, and her 長，率いる 続けざまに猛撃するd as she ran. But still, she was 感謝する to not have any 傷害s.
She coincidentally started her trek a few days before Nedd Brockmann 始める，決める out on his 4000km charity run.
"I'm going to finish at 6pm at the 中心存在s of 知恵 and then I'm going to have a chardonnay and put my feet up," Ms Murray-Bartlett said.
She ran the マラソン 使節団 経由で a circuitous 大勝する, i nviting the community to join her on every run, and raised more than $101,000 for the Wilderness Society along the way.
In a 企て，努力，提案 to showcase Australia's 環境 to 国家の and overseas social マスコミ 信奉者s, Ms Murray-Bartlett's 旅行 took her "off the beaten 跡をつける".
She's trekked along Cape York's Old Telegraph 跡をつける, the Daintree Rainforest and Victoria's High Country の中で other places.
"So, I've seen a lot of 地形 - I don't have a particular favourite," Ms Murray-Bartlett said.
"They're all beautiful and necessary in their own unique way."
Ms Murray-Bartlett planned to stay in Melbourne until 中央の-February, when she had to return a 寄付するd camper to Brisbane.
The trip up north would almost be like a "victory （競技場の）トラック一周" going 支援する through the places she ran, but without having to wake up at the 割れ目 of 夜明け every morning, she said.
As for what's next, Ms Murray-Bartlett said she hadn't had time to think about it, but was sure it would make more ground に向かって 保護するing the 環境.
