It was certainly tough with reduced visibility. There is one thing about vegetation give it plenty of rain and sun and it gets thicker. The white on the map would be best interpreted as being green and the green well greener. Mind you there is no excuse for poor navigation.
It was a case of stay in contact or perish.
The very short leg from 2 -3 did me in with a 25 minute leg time ( I managed 8-9 in the same time... dumb dumb dumb.)
Oh well that is why one goes back each week. To invent new errors!
It was great to see Ross Coyle back again in full flight he notched up a very commanding win in M55A along with the comeback king Ian Mckenzie who took on the very challengingM 35A course. Georgia Jones W14A and Linda Sesta W40A were also grinning winners. Ian Jones M45A, Sophie Jones W10A, Brian Cleland MopB and Jane McKenna W21AS scored well deserved 2nd places and Maggie Jones W40A, Lisa Lampe W50A and Angela Murray W65A all manged to step onto the podium in 3rd place.
Full results:
M16A Lawrence Jones mp
M35A Ian Mckenzie 1st
M45A Ian Jones 2nd
M45AS Ron Pallas 5th
M55A Ross Coyle 1st
M65A Dave Lotty 4th
M65A Dick Ogilvie 6th
W10A Sophie Jones 2nd
W14A Georgia Jones 1st
W21AS Jane McKenna 2nd
W35AS Gayle Shepherd mp
W40A Linda Sesta 1st
W40A Maggie Jones 3rd
W50A Lisa Lampe 3rd
W60A Mary Jane Mahony mp
W65A Angela Murray 3rd
W70A Maureen Ogilvie 4th
MB Brian Cleland 2nd
The orienteering circus heads south to the ACT for the ACT Middle and Long Distance Champs over the weekend of the 9/10th April.
The terrain will be much more forgiving. ( Well I hope so!)
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