Mountains Weekly

Mountains Weekly is free to use, but I would appreciate a review (no text necessary). This watchface displays weekly activity statistics to help train for mountains and mountaineering adventures! The left datafield alternates once per minute while the right datafield remains fixed (3 user configurable datafields). Datafield Options (user configurable): * Weekly Elevation Gain, Step-Based Activities - Total (ft) * Weekly Distance, Step-Based Activities (mi) * Weekly Activity Time - Total (hrs) * Weekly Activity Time - Mod/High Intensity (hrs) * Daily Distance, Step-Based Activities (mi) * Daily Calories * Body Battery (0, rested - 100, charged) Arc: * 3 hour change in barometric pressure (mbar), projected based on the past 1 hour pressure history. 1 mbar corresponds to 1 minute on the watch dial. Non-Configurable Data Fields: * Heartrate * Notifications * Bluetooth connection status * Date Known Limitations: * * 3 hour change in barometric pressure (mbar) - This indicator is reliant on Garmin's barometric pressure algorithm & calibration (i.e. rapid changes in elevation can cause the barometer output to be jumpy/less helpful). Using the Altimeter's Auto "Sensor Mode" & calibrating the watch barometer when arriving at a new basecamp, for example, seems to help improve this indicator. * * During an Activity that uses a custom ConnectIQ Data Field, Garmin typically priorities the memory needs of the custom ConnectIQ Data Field and reverts from a custom watchface to a bare-bones default watchface temporarily to free up as much memory as possible. So this means that after starting an Activity (which uses a custom ConnectIQ Data Field) & then pressing the Back button to go back watchface, the watch will revert to showing a default watchface temporarily. After saving/exiting the Activity, the custom watchface should return. This behavior is currently typical for most custom watchfaces. This is my first ever Connect IQ watchface (so please be kind) and if you have any feedback/suggestions/requests, please send me a comment! I'm excited to share it with the community & look forward to continuing to develop this watchface!