I'd recommend mixing it up a bit, vary the route and distance (unless that's the point), or else it gets a little monotonous.
If possible try to break it's back earlier on, with a big push on the first/second day and factor in an easy(ier) day as a treat later on - and this will also allow for unforeseen problems or the weather taking miles off you.
Maybe see if someone wants to join you on one of the days, it's nice to have a bit of company to break things up a little.
Oh, and consider what you'll be doing in the few days after - an enforced rest would do you well, (instead of dancing a merry jig with the demon booze all weekend) and something to look forward to.
Have fun, looking forward to the updates - actually, that's a good point. Figure out an easy and quick way to document your days (like a kind of template?) there's nothing worse than wanting to hit the sack and you've got to file a report! - all the best for it.
I'd recommend mixing it up a bit, vary the route and distance (unless that's the point), or else it gets a little monotonous.
If possible try to break it's back earlier on, with a big push on the first/second day and factor in an easy(ier) day as a treat later on - and this will also allow for unforeseen problems or the weather taking miles off you.
Maybe see if someone wants to join you on one of the days, it's nice to have a bit of company to break things up a little.
Oh, and consider what you'll be doing in the few days after - an enforced rest would do you well, (instead of dancing a merry jig with the demon booze all weekend) and something to look forward to.
Have fun, looking forward to the updates - actually, that's a good point. Figure out an easy and quick way to document your days (like a kind of template?) there's nothing worse than wanting to hit the sack and you've got to file a report! - all the best for it.