
Culbin Level 2 Event 13 June
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Re: Culbin Level 2 Event 13 June
Yes Eddie - but coming from an infamously manic depressive donkey, that may not be saying much...... 

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Re: Culbin Level 2 Event 13 June
Moravian are delighted to announce that Glen Moray Distillery are presenting the winner of the Brown course at Culbin with a bottle of one of their top-end quality malts. The distillery manager, Graham Coull, a runner with Forres Harriers, has expressed interest in exploring possible sponsorship of Moray 2013 and will be at Culbin to get a flavour of our sport. He'll be a guest runner on the 'long orange'.
If running at Culbin isn't incentive enough in itself, I urge fast-running whisky connoisseurs to get your entries in now.
If running at Culbin isn't incentive enough in itself, I urge fast-running whisky connoisseurs to get your entries in now.
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Re: Culbin Level 2 Event 13 June
Great, prizes are good, especially if not accompanied by a long prizegiving ceremony.
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Re: Culbin Level 2 Event 13 June
Sunlit Forres wrote: I urge fast-running whisky connoisseurs to get your entries in now.
People on shorter courses than brown enjoy a good whisky too, you know. In fact, short course runners probably consume and value it more, because they continually have the need to drown their sorrows post [attempted] O-runs.
Some people run shorter distances not because they are slow old gits (to coin a phrase from another thread) but because their technique is still developing.
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Re: Culbin Level 2 Event 13 June
Not too sure what you're getting at here mappingmum. All I know is that as a result of publicity in the local press our guest has, at his own instigation, offered a prize to the top orienteer at Culbin and obviously wants to know more about what we do.
It's good that a major brand in Moray has shown some interest in our sport and I intend to make our guest very welcome. If we make the right impression, and if the 6-Day Company feels that sponsorship by a whisky company fits the right image, Moray 2013 might just turn in to the p***-up of the decade.
It's good that a major brand in Moray has shown some interest in our sport and I intend to make our guest very welcome. If we make the right impression, and if the 6-Day Company feels that sponsorship by a whisky company fits the right image, Moray 2013 might just turn in to the p***-up of the decade.
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Re: Culbin Level 2 Event 13 June
That's the point of sponsership, associated with people we aspire to be, sold to the people we are. I'll drink to that. 

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Re: Culbin Level 2 Event 13 June
Sorry, it was just intended to be a light hearted comment in response to your "fast running whisky conniseurs" phrase but perhaps I didn't quite reflect the
in my prose.

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Re: Culbin Level 2 Event 13 June
IOF Rules 
33. Advertising and sponsorship
33.1 Advertising of tobacco and hard liquor is not permitted.

33. Advertising and sponsorship
33.1 Advertising of tobacco and hard liquor is not permitted.
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Re: Culbin Level 2 Event 13 June
Presumably the distillery does tours? So they are merely promoting a local tourist attraction rather than hard liquor? :p
Mr Niggli won a £120 bottle of Royal Lochnagar at Deeside 2005 and the distillery had their busiest ever day in terms of visitors:).
Mr Niggli won a £120 bottle of Royal Lochnagar at Deeside 2005 and the distillery had their busiest ever day in terms of visitors:).
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Re: Culbin Level 2 Event 13 June
And Royal Lochnagar Special Resere now retails at over £200! What an investment.....
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Re: Culbin Level 2 Event 13 June
We have 109 juniors out of the 220 or so pre-entries so this promises to be a great event for families. We're leaving on-line entries open til friday night for any last minute interest. We're expecting a lot of EOD and as there's a genuine risk of running out of maps, please don't rely on EOD to guarantee the course you want. With Eddie H down at Gosport I can vouch for the sanity of the event officials so it's quite safe to come.
I do realise this is a national forum so it's of limited interest to most of you, but I did want to make sure the word got out.

I do realise this is a national forum so it's of limited interest to most of you, but I did want to make sure the word got out.
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