However leg 3 (the navigation leg) was a bit of a shambles. The results were determined by interpretation of what walls and fences you were allowed to cross. Makes you realise how well these issues are (usually) dealt with in orienteering.
FRA Relay
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FRA Relay
by Homer » Sun Oct 15, 2017 6:21 pm
Some great performances by a number of orienteers. Too many to mention all but well done to gg and Beth Hanson first back on 1st leg.
However leg 3 (the navigation leg) was a bit of a shambles. The results were determined by interpretation of what walls and fences you were allowed to cross. Makes you realise how well these issues are (usually) dealt with in orienteering.
However leg 3 (the navigation leg) was a bit of a shambles. The results were determined by interpretation of what walls and fences you were allowed to cross. Makes you realise how well these issues are (usually) dealt with in orienteering.
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Re: FRA Relay
by King Penguin » Sun Oct 15, 2017 9:23 pm
One pair of O-ers on the nav leg suggested they could have saved 10 mins by crossing the fences (which they didn't).
Delays for those heading back to Scotland due to the closure of the M6.
Delays for those heading back to Scotland due to the closure of the M6.
curro ergo sum
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