ilkley moor, rad, that should see some fantastic times seeing as how i've been climbing there moor times than you've had hot dinners (does that still apply now everyone has hot dinners?)
but the thing is, never been to t'other place, just wonderign about the place as to where it lies?
JK 2006 - where's day 2?
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by Mr. Furness » Mon Aug 15, 2005 3:16 pm
because of intricate knowledge of the day one area. if it will suitably aid you in acheiving a better result than you would get without the knowledge, then its cheating.
there was a thread involving this a while back.
there was a thread involving this a while back.
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by Guest » Mon Aug 15, 2005 3:20 pm
Anonymous wrote:Keldy is the south eastern part of Cropton Forest, at least partly coinciding with the area previously known as Cawthorne.
Used for the JK relays the year the individual days were on Wass. Used for a National event a few years later. Quite pleasant in parts from what I remember.
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by Lupine » Mon Aug 15, 2005 8:59 pm
ever heard of hyperbole? i've only been there 7 or 8 times, and the crag only covers a small area of ilkley moor, rombalds moor actually stretches from skipton to otley! huge dude!
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by Oldman » Mon Aug 15, 2005 9:36 pm
More importantly, day 2 is quite a long way away from day 1. I hope the organisers will consider the issue of those who are staying in B&B, get early start times, but can't easily get early enough breakfast even if they are based at the suggested event Centre!
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by awk » Mon Aug 15, 2005 11:12 pm
Mr. Furness wrote:because of intricate knowledge of the day one area. if it will suitably aid you in acheiving a better result than you would get without the knowledge, then its cheating.
A completely impracticable suggestion in British orienteering. It means that you would have to ban orienteers left, right and centre from almost every event. I didn't see much banning of WMOA orienteers from last year's events (nor did I expect to), even though some will have known some areas intimately.
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Re: JK 2006
by awk » Mon Aug 15, 2005 11:22 pm
Oldman wrote:More importantly, day 2 is quite a long way away from day 1. I hope the organisers will consider the issue of those who are staying in B&B, get early start times, but can't easily get early enough breakfast even if they are based at the suggested event Centre!
A logical non sequitur. The distance of Day 2 from Day 1 has virtually no effect on the Distance of Day 2 from the Event Centre. FWIW Day 1 is c30k west of the Event Centre, Day 2 is c 60k north east of it.
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by rob f » Mon Aug 15, 2005 11:47 pm
Mr. Furness wrote:because of intricate knowledge of the day one area. if it will suitably aid you in acheiving a better result than you would get without the knowledge, then its cheating.
there was a thread involving this a while back.
Does that mean we can disqualify jack and hector, cus they run for ilkley harriers which run on ilkley moor for training?
Cawthorne was used for the whiterose in 1995 and 2000 (i think)
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