Where were you when the hail started? That seemed to be the first question nearly everyone asked when they started discussing their course, and the hail storm will certainly be what many people remember. But once that was out of the way I More >>
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Name
Club
Time (mins:sec)
1
Owen Haigh
CHIG
1:53
2
Lachlan Haigh
CHIG
2:05
3
Danny Figg
HH
2:20
4
Nicholas Barrett
2:25
5
Tuva &: Mia Falk
WAOC
2:25
6
Marcus Blowers
CHIG
2:30
7
Gemma Gostick
HH
2:35
8
Ben Gostick
HH
2:50
9
Catriona Minty
LOK
2:55
10
Isabelle Minty
LOK
3:05
11
William Chandler
LOK
3:30
12
Laura Barrett
4:20
13
Alida Minty
LOK
4:30
14
Ben Chapman
SO
5:20
15
Matthew Float
11:44
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As in most orienteering events, the first concern for the organiser is adequate car parking. Our District event back in 2003 utilized the smaller car parks on Loughton High Street with an overflow. This time around a larger car park was needed. Thanks to More >>
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Sweat, wet, muddy… but happy and possibly proud? I should say, that orienteering is not kind of predictable sport – you can get a course right and dead easy or you can get lost and heavy rain would start. There are pictures of some who More >>
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Thanks to everyone who took part! Results | Results Printer version | String Course Results | Splits | SplitsBrowser | WinSplits | Route Gadget Pl Name More >> |
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Michael Brandon Mitre 2009 - Planners Comments
At first glance the map looks green and uninviting. One soon realises that the ‘light green’ is merely a reflection on the areas of exceptional visibility and lack of undergrowth in most of the beach forest. So whilst much of the light green can be More >>