Maize Maze

[awk]

Gutted. Was really looking forward to this, but clashes with our own Bronte Double.

[Scott]

I'm hoping to be there, at least for the daylight races - really looking forward to it Do you have a rough idea of when the start times will be yet? I need to figure out how to get there...

[Stodgetta]

The daylight races will be in the afternoon - don't know exact timings yet, will depend on numbers. Last year the start times were 3 - 5.30pm, they certainly won't go any later, they may well start earlier.

Here's a little taster of the map to whet your appetite!

[Mrs H]

Oh no - the same day as Winchester University open day I will have to send a representative to the race.

[andypat]

The daylight races will be in the afternoon - don't know exact timings yet, will depend on numbers. Last year the start times were 3 - 5.30pm, they certainly won't go any later, they may well start earlier.

Here's a little taster of the map to whet your appetite!

Bearing in mind the arguements on another thread regarding control descriptions, do you bother with them? They must all be pretty similar if you do......

[Stodgetta]

I do do control descriptions - there are some bridges, staircases & platforms, so it's nice to be a bit more specific sometimes!

[Wayward-O]

I've just noticed that LOC are organising their O-Maizing Maze event the previous week, 2nd October, at the Lakeland Maize Farm Park. From the aerial picture of the Maze on the farm park's website, it should be great.

[SAL]

Brilliant! Thank you very much for pointing this out - Burton-on-Trent is a bit far for us, but the southern Lakes is just fine.

[roadrunner]

Shame there isn't one in the south as well.

[Eeyore]

Shame there isn't one in the south as well.

and here's me thinking that Burton on Trent is the deep south.