BASOC 11 Person Relay - Loch Vaa
Will Hensman on first leg for FVO.
The 11 person relay starts off with a single runner, who hands over to 3 runners, who in turn hand over to 3 more runners. A third trio of runners hands over to the last and final runner.
This years relay was organised by Badenoch and Strathspey Orienteering Club and was held at Loch Vaa, near Aviemore - a fantastic area of glacial moraines that was used for the World Relay Championships in 1999.
I ran last leg for FVO 1 and was sent off with a lead which I was able to hold on to on my "Tartan" course which was 3.2k with 90m of climb and 12 controls.
Results.
Course splits.
RouteGadget.
Map with course.
Map with my route.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 07, 2008
CLYDE SOL 4 - Loch Vaa
The Scottish Orienteering League race (fourth of seven) was organised by Clydeside Orienteers and was also held at Loch Vaa, and gave more challenging orienteering. I ran M50L which was 7.1k with 165m of climb and 20 controls.
Results.
WinSplits.
RouteGadget.
Map with course.
Map with my route.
3 comments:
wobble on way to crossing point going to number 10.... compas, compass, compass.... ya useless git :) :) :) [are you that ugly in real life???]
Hi Gross,
Ran along a new extraction lane on the way to the crossing point - much easier under foot!
Do use my compass a fair bit, especially since getting a thumb compass (a few years ago)! Not sue The O Mapper has learnt to use a compass yet though!
Hope you're well and practicing what you preach!
I am sure I mapped that bit... oh well- maybe you're right about the compass work. Why use a compass when there's a photogrammetric plot?
ex o mapper
Hi to you & Hazel and family by the way.
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