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Tassie's 1/4 Tour TASSIE’S 1/4 TOUR 29 AUGUST - 20 SEPTEMBER 2020 In support of the Ten Lives Building Project Fundraiser: Every cat deserves a chance at a happy, healthy life. For tens of thousands of lost and homeless cats in our community over the last seven decades, that chance begins at Ten Lives. The Ten Lives Cat Centre at Selfs Point Road is a critically needed local resource for Tasmania that has served our cats and the community well since 2006. Ten Lives is saving more cats and kittens than ever before and limitations of an aging, inadequate facility doesn’t meet the demands of providing the best possible care for our cats, or ensuring the staff and volunteers have a safe, supportive and comfortable environment to do their vital work. By building a modern shelter facility, the benefits to both cats and people are clear: more lives will be saved; the number of homeless and abandoned cats will be reduced; and most of all this project will change the landscape of animal welfare within our community and the way we look after our people. It’s that important. We invite you to learn more about this project and join us in making a difference that they can COUNT ON - read all about our Building Project in the Spring 2020 Edition of the Scratching Post (available on our website or drop in to the Centre at 12 Selfs Point Road to grab your copy!) “This is the most significant project Ten Lives has taken on in its 70 years history and it will completely change our ability to care for cats, our people and the environment. Our current premises have served our cats and the community well, but are now seriously inadequate for us to do our work.” - David Rees, Ten Lives President WELCOME, FROM DAVID REES “We have always had the support of the community and as part of my commitment to Ten Lives I am taking the Tour de Ten Lives challenge to get stuck in to help Ten Lives get set for the next 20 years of helping cats, the community and our environment.” - David Rees, Ten Lives President The ¼ Tour de France is a cycling adventure by the President of Ten Lives and hopefully some loyal supporters around Southern Tasmania aimed to match the real Tour de France, except doing only ¼ of the distance, with some exceptions. The Tour takes in all places from where Ten Lives receives lost and abandoned cats and goes some way in demonstrating the reach of Ten Lives (over 1,000 kms). Like the real tour, the ¼ Tour will have 21 Stages and will take place over 3 weeks from Saturday 29 August 2020 and finishing with a sprint on our version of the Paris Champs Elysee, being along Charles Street next to the public park at Orford on Sunday 20 September. It will scale Mount Wellington, go to Huonville, Lauderdale and Granton and everywhere else in between. It will visit the Ten Lives Margate Op Shop, and naturally have a stage leaving and finishing at Ten Lives at Selfs Point. If the Tour can save the life of one cat, it will be more than worth it! We’re building them a brighter future... GET ON BOARD! How you can help: • Come on board as a sponsor for a day with a donation of $500, benefits detail next page. • Go to givenow.com.au/tour-de-ten-lives and sponsor me per kilometre, per day or a donation for completing the Tour de Ten Lives. • Complete your own ride on this circuit or one of your choosing and get sponsors to help you help Ten Lives. Go to givenow.com.au/tour-de-ten-lives (if riding is not your style choose any activity that suits you and get sponsors to help Ten Lives). • You can complete the enclosed coupon that gives instructions on how to do any of the above methods of sponsorship using cash, Cheque, Direct Deposit with out using the GiveNow web site. BENEFITS OF BEING A SPONSOR By sponsoring us through this Tour de Ten Lives you help to build a modern shelter facility, the benefits to cats, people and the environment are clear; more lives will be saved; the number of abandoned, homeless and unwanted cats will be reduced; and most of all this project will change the landscape of animal welfare within our community. ALL SPONSORS • All donations are tax deductible • Acknowledged regularly on Ten Lives YouTube 24 hour station DAILY STAGE SPONSORS As for All Sponsors plus: • Recognised on Social Media platforms (50,000 plus engagement) • A rider or group of riders to join David Rees on the sponsored stage as a team building exercise • Logo recognition on all Ten Lives web and social media • Acknowledgement on Local Radio and the Mercury • All print, TV, and radio reshared on Ten Lives social media platforms with your name or logo included • Acknowledged in the summer edition of the Scratching Post, Ten Lives magazine (Circulation 10,000) • Certificate of Appreciation MAJOR SPONSORS • If you would like to support Ten Lives with larger donations and sponsorship, please contact Ten Lives Manager Noel Hunt on 03 6278 2111 to discuss options and where we need your help THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS E.R. HENRY WHERRETT & BENJAMIN Chris Allfree THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS Councillor Bill Harvey City of Hobart THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS Timothy James Cat Society THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS FLAT, HILL, KMS FOR START 1/4 TOUR 1/3 - 1/4 STAGE KMS DATE TOUR DE FRANCE ROUTE MOUNTAIN, ELEVATION TIME & ELEVATION SPONSOR 1/4 TOUR TIME ROUTE RUN TOUR TIME TRIAL 1 156 Sat 29/8 Nice Moyen Pays > Nice Flat 39 10am Lower Sandy Bay Start > Rivulet Tk 2 LSB 2 laps 1 hour 55 mins 13km E.R. Henry Wherret & > 1 lap Fitzroy Place, Lower Sandy Bay Finish Flat Benjamin 2 187 Sun 30/8 Nice Haut Pays > Nice Mountain 1,500m 16.3km climb 46.75 10am Lower Sandy Bay Start > Tinderbox > Lower 2 hours 5 mins 15.58km Councillor Bill Harvey at 6.3% Sandy Bay Finish 375m 4km climb City of Hobart 3 198 Mon 31/8 Nice > Sisteron Flat 49.5 6pm My Ride Start, Bike Track > Cadbury Marathon > 2 hours 16.5km Timothy James Cat My Ride Finish Flat Society 4 157 Tue 1/9 Sisteron > Orcieres-Merlette Hill 1,825m 7.1km 39.25 6pm My Ride Start> Bonnet > Kingston > Finish Bike 1 hour 37 mins 13.08km Chris Allfree climb at 6.7% Finish 5 183 Wed 2/9 Gap > Privas Flat 45.75 6pm My Ride Start, Bellerive > Lindisfarne > My Ride 2 hours 9 mins 15.25km Try a Tri Finish Flat 6 191 Thur 3/9 Le Teil > Mont Aigoual Hill 1,560m 8.3km 47.75 6pm My Ride > Shot Tower, Strickland Ave > Neika > 2 hours 10 mins 510m 15.91km Councillor Bill Harvey climb at 4% My Ride 6km climb City of Hobart 7 168 Fri 4/9 Millau > Lavaur Flat 42 6pm My Ride > Taroona Pub, Strickland Phone box > 1 Hour 50 mins 14km Hobart Financial Selfs Point > My Ride Flat Planning 8 140 Sat 5/9 Cazeres-Sur-Garonne > Mountain 1,755m 11.7km climb 35 10am Ten Lives Start > Collinsvale > Back to Ten Lives 2 hours 20 mins 430m 11.33km PMM Real Estate Loudenvielle at 7.7% to Finish climb 5 kms 9 154 Sun 6/9 Pau > Laruns Mountain 1,440m 11.1km climb 38.5 10am Verona Sands Start > Cygnet > Huonville > 1 hour 30 mins 400m 12.83km Harcourts at 8.8% Ranelagh Finish climb Huon Valley Rest 0 Mon 7/9 0 0 10 170 Tue 8/9 Ile D’Oleron Le Chateau-D’oleron Flat 42.5 6am My Ride Start > York Hotel Granton > Return My 1 hour 40 mins 14.16km Plato’s > Ile De Re Saint-Martin-De-Re Ride Finish Flat 11 167 Wed 9/9 Chatelaillon-Plage > Poitiers Flat 41.75 6am My Ride Start > Taroona Pub > Marieville Esp 1 hour 30 mins 13.01km Raine & Horne Hobart (2 laps) > Lower Sandy Bay > My Ride Finish Flat 12 218 Thur 10/9 Chauvigny > Sarran Correze Hill 54.5 6am My Ride Start > Bike Track, Cadbury Loop > 2 hours 30 mins 335m 18.16km PMM Real Estate Granton > Black Snake Road > My Ride Finish total climbing 13 191 Fri 11/9 Chatel-Guyon > Puy Mary Cantal Mountain 1,589m 3.8km 47.75 6am Casino Start > Commando clockwise > My Ride 15.01km Edwards Windsor climb at 9.1% Finish 14 197 Sat 12/9 Clermont-Ferrand > Lyon Flat 49.25 10am My Ride Start > Bridge > My Rumney > 7 Mile 2 hours 10 mins 16.41km Skretting Australia Beach Finish Flat 15 175 Sun 13/9 Lyon > Grand Colombier Mountain 1,174m 11.1km climb 175 6am Actually 175 kms > Orford Start, Cremorne, 9 hours 14.58km PMM Real Estate at 8.1% Lower Longley then Mount Wellington Summit 1,256m 11km climb Finish average 7.25% Rest 0 Mon 14/9 0 0 16 164 Tues 15/9 La Tour-De-Pin > Villard-De-Lans Mountain 1,169m 41 6am My Ride Start > Bike Track, Creek Road, Lenah 2 hours 5 mins 13.66km PMM Real Estate Valley Road > My Ride Finish 17 168 Wed 16/9 Grenoble > Meribel Col De La Mountain 2,000m 17.1km climb 42 6am My Ride Start > Kingston > Huntingfield> 2 hours 5 mins 14km Bulk Nutrients Loze at 8.4% Blackmans Bay > Kingston Beach > My Ride Finish 360m elevation 18 168 Thur 17/9 Meribel > La Roche-Sur-Foron Mountain 1,968m 42 6am My Ride start > South Hobart > Strickland Ave > 2 hours 5 mins 14km PMM Real Estate Ridgeway > Sandy Bay > Shot Tower > Home to 550m elevation My Ride 19 160 Fri 18/9 Bourg-en-Bresse > Champagnole Flat 40 6am My Ride Start > Battery Point > CSRIO > Bike 1 hours 37.5 mins Flat 13.33km Simmons Wolfhagen Track > St Virgil’s roundabout > Battery Point back > My Ride Finish 20 36 Sat 19/9 Lure > La Planche Des Belles Time Trial 36 12noon Orford > 3 laps through Triabunna, back to 9km Bank of Queensland Filles Orford Hobart 21 122 Sun 20/9 Mantes-la-Jolie> Paris Flat 30.5 11am Orford > Stapleton Beach > 8 Laps around 10.16km My Ride Walpole Street, and Charles Street > Finish 3,470 1,025.75 279.96km FLAT, HILL, KMS FOR START 1/4 TOUR 1/3 - 1/4 STAGE KMS DATE TOUR DE FRANCE ROUTE MOUNTAIN, ELEVATION TIME & ELEVATION SPONSOR 1/4 TOUR TIME ROUTE RUN TOUR TIME TRIAL 1 156 Sat 29/8 Nice Moyen Pays > Nice Flat 39 10am Lower Sandy Bay Start > Rivulet Tk 2 LSB 2 laps 1 hour 55 mins 13km E.R.
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