Tay 2009 was based on Perth and provided some great orienteering - varied terrain, excellent maps and planning, and wonderful (apart from Day 3!) weather!
Sunday, August 2nd, 2009 - Day 1 - Darulzion
M50L was 5.2k with 205m of climb and 16 controls.
Results.
WinSplits.
RouteGadget.
Map with my route.
Monday, August 3rd, 2009 - Day 2 - Kinnoull Hill
M50L was 6.7k with 230m of climb and 18 controls.
Results.
WinSplits.
RouteGadget.
Map with my route.
Tuesday, August 4th, 2009 - Day 3 - Tullochroisk
M50L was 6.2k with 240m of climb and 15 controls.
Results.
WinSplits.
RouteGadget.
Map with my route.
Thursday, August 6th, 2009 - Day 4 - Tentsmuir
M50L was 7.7k with 55m of climb and 18 controls.
Results.
WinSplits.
RouteGadget.
Map with my route.
Friday, August 7th, 2009 - Day 5 - Barry Buddon
M50L was 7.3k with 140m of climb and 23 controls.
Results.
WinSplits.
RouteGadget.
Map with my route.
Saturday, August 8th, 2009 - Day 6 - Loch Ordie
M50L was 6.3k with 230m of climb and 18 controls.
Results.
WinSplits.
RouteGadget.
Overall results.
Map with my route.
4 comments:
As a rather inexperienced M50 orienteer from Ireland, I found your route choices most useful. I learnt a great deal. I was particularly interested on the last day at Loch Ordie. You chose to contour round from 5 to 6 and then from 11 to 12 you went over the top of the hill. I chose the opposite in each case and wondered how you reached your decision. Thanks, Andrew Cox, Wato
Hi Andrew,
I tried to run in marshes where possible because I thought they gave the fastest running.
Interestingly, that wasn't a good choice for 5-6 where my split was slow.
From 11-12 there wasn't any marsh hence my going more direcr.
Martin
11 to 12 was surely a mistake :) straight should be great... and save a contour... going past the rock
Agree - it's always good to save a contour!
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