[elcaro]

Under the "Countries Visited" section it says "been lucky to run on all seven continents, including antarctica!", but it doesn't look like they've been to Australia.

[pinkmuffinere]

Oh lol you’re right! Perhaps they ran in Australia before they started this ten-year streak? In that case it could still be true, but not show in the data

Edit: also, they pulled the data from strava. It’s possible they forgot to record their Australian run(s) in strava for some reason

[xarope]

wonder if I know this person, as I've also run on all seven continents, as well as the north pole (which is not a continent).

there aren't that many of us (that have run on antarctica, vs king george island).

[friggeri]

I haven’t been to Australia, but I’ve run in Hawaii, which is part of Oceania (broader than just Australia).

[pedalpete]

Come to Australia! It's a great place to run!

Or NZ at the least. Hawaii isn't on the content. You've got only one continent to go before you can check that box.

I have 100% confidence you'll do it!

I ran every day for a year, and kinda wished I had kept going (though I only managed 3 continents in that year).

[bigDinosaur]

Notably not on the tectonic plate Australia is on (which is mostly although not entirely just Australia in terms of land), though, if someone is going by that definition.

[4gotunameagain]

Eh, that doesn't really count. Sounds like a good excuse for a trip ;)

[soperj]

there's also 8 continents now apparently.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zealandia