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Candlebark Park July 1 2018 80M ARDF Results

A cold morning saw Greg out of bed early and wandering around Candlebark Park in Doncaster setting out five 80M transmitters.  The event got underway just after the advertised start time of 10:00am. Ten people decided to have a go locating the TXs and Sports Ident was used for scoring.

Some of the early competitors were not made aware of the time limit (was to be 90 Mins) so the following results do not include any time penalties.

 

Name

TXs

Time (MM:SS)

Bruce VK3TJN

5

33:39

Tim Hatley

5

37:02

Jack Bramham

5

61:58

Ian Dodd

5

67:44

Ewen VK3OW

5

69:14

Jenelle Templeton

5

108:25

Peter Cole

5

150:49

Peter Malony

4

189:14

Stuart McWilliam

1

15:00

Nick Wong

1

65:58

For those who would like to check leg time etc the detailed results are at the end of this report.

Soup was provided at the end of the event and it seems a good time was had by all. Many Thanks to Marg for assisting and Ian Stirling for organising the transmitters; Bruce for the SI gear, Ewen for the map, Jack for the club receivers and headphones, the latter three also helped in collecting transmitters.

 

Individual Results – Rows are – TX No; Elapsed Time; Leg Time

(2) (1) (3) (5) (4) (B) F
Bruce VK3TJN 33:39 05:55 10:04 18:00 24:46 29:34 32:59 33:39
05:55 04:09 07:56 06:46 04:48 03:25 00:40
(2) (1) (3) (4) (5) (B) F
Jack Bramham 61:58 07:30 16:21 28:32 43:05 54:54 61:06 61:58
07:30 08:51 12:11 14:33 11:49 06:12 00:52
(2) (1) (3) (4) (5) (B) F
Tim Hatley 37:02 08:09 11:03 22:16 27:28 32:55 36:21 37:02
08:09 02:54 11:13 05:12 05:27 03:26 00:41
(2) (1) (3) (5) (4) (B) F
Ewen VK3OW 69:14 09:35 28:05 40:04 48:59 62:38 68:26 69:14
09:35 18:30 11:59 08:55 13:39 05:48 00:48
(4) (3) (5) (1) (2) (B) F
Ian Dodd 67:44 14:30 29:00 35:57 56:36 62:20 67:05 67:44
14:30 14:30 06:57 20:39 05:44 04:45 00:39
(1) (2) (4) (3) (5) (B) F
Jenelle Templeton 108:25 30:59 56:30 73:58 88:00 97:01 107:38 108:25
30:59 25:31 17:28 14:02 09:01 10:37 00:47
(2) (B) F
Nick Wong 65:58 15:02 65:10 65:58
15:02 50:08 00:48
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) F
Peter Cole 150:49 69:36 87:03 113:26 121:15 142:46 150:49
69:36 17:27 26:23 07:49 21:31 08:03
(2) (1) (5) (4) F
Peter Maloney 189:14 23:32 47:22 90:56 130:57 189:14
23:32 23:50 43:34 40:01 58:17 

	


	





		

		
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Results for Gresswell Hill WOD Event
	


	
	

		
World OrienteeringDay RadiO Event


Map: “Gresswell Hill”, MacLeod


Course Setting & Event Management: Bruce (VK3 TJN) & Dianne (VK3 FVXN)










 





Competitor




Start




Finish




Elapsed




#Tx






Kristian VK3FDAC


14.52




15.25




33




6






Monica VK3FFAB


14.48




15.53




65




6






Hamish VK3DMC


14.59




16.07




68




5






Peter VK3ADY


14.42




15.51




90




4






Mark VK3BES


15.1




15.49




39




3






Jack VK3WWW


14.19




15.07




48




3






Jenelle VK3FJTE


14.05




14.58




53




3






Stuart McWilliam


15.07




16.04




57




2






Henk VK3AI


15.21




15.38




17




1






Rodney VK3FRLS


14.48




15.19




31




1


(equipment issues)






Greg Tamblyn


14.58




15.3




32




1


(injured)








 

	


	





		

		
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Gardiners Bend RadiO event – 9 Sep 2017
	


			

			
							
		

	
	

		
The Gardiner’s Bend RadiO event on Saturday 9 September 2017 took place on a gloriously sunny spring afternoon and was an opportunity to explore the parkland around Gardiner’s Creek and Ashburton.


6 participants tried out the RadiO combo course – a combination of foxor TXs and street-o controls. 2 went for foxors only.


Darian and Pierre took  a conservative approach and collected 5 foxors without giving in to the lure of more far-flung foxors and controls. Neale did a very efficient course and returned well within the time. It was a long course if you tried to collect them all (over 15 km!). Hamish, Monica and Ian succumbed to temptation and had adventures and were late returning – Monica plagued by an injured ankle and Ian chasing reflections from the Monash Freeway wall.


Jack and Peter enjoyed the sunshine and visited the foxors only – Peter taking the scenic route home.


Thanks to all for coming and helping with the setup and pull down.


GB 9Sep 2017


GARDINERS BEND RESULTS

RADI-O EVENT 9 SEPTEMBER 2017






RADI-O COMBO












NAME
2 PTS
3 PTS
4 PTS
5 PTS
RADI-O
TIME
PENALTY
TOTAL




Ian Dodd
8
12
16
25
60
3:19:36
-45
76




Neale Banks

3
12
15
40
3:01:45

70




Darian Panter
4

4
10
50
3:03:10

68




Pierre Brokner
4

4
10
50
3:03:45

68




Monica Lo Presti

6
12
15
50
3:11:05
-21
62




Hamish McDonald
6
3
12
10
50
3:14:10
-30
51

















RADI-O












NAME
RADI-O
TIME
PENALTY
TOTAL








Jack Bramham
50
2:59:00

50








Peter Cole
50
3:46:00
-84
-34










Suzanne O’Callaghan VK3FSZI


Course setter

	


	





		

		
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STEAMing ARDF
	


	
	

		
From Monica Lo Presti –  a teacher at Dromana College,




Dromana College offers a STEAM enhancement class for Year 7 and 8 students before school once a week. This term, students began to look at some of the basics of electronics, and even built their own crystal radio from a kit. As part of this program, one of the teachers in charge asked me if I could run a session based on my experiences with amateur radio and ARDF. As a result, on Tuesday 8th August I was able to speak to the students about what Ham radio is, and the activities that those with and without an amateur licence can participate in.


After running through the basics, and showing a short video from one of the Mount Gambier foxhunting championships, students were shown a fox-or transmitter, and how to use a sniffer to find it. I set up a course of five transmitters that were hidden around the school that students then worked in pairs to find. There were varying levels of success with most groups finding at least two transmitters, while some were able to find all five. Some groups also struggled as an unknown source was transmitting a signal in one corner of the course.


Overall students had lots of positive feedback for the morning. Many commented on how much fun they had, along with enjoying the practical nature of the event and excitement of finding the transmitters.


Monica

	


	





		

		
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Woodlands Historic Park 20 August 2017
	


	
	

		
The RadiO event at Woodlands Historic Park on 20 August 2017 took place on a delightful winter’s day – sunshine, blue skies, no wind and an open bush setting where the wattle is starting to bloom. And some interesting large river gums and creeks for a foxor hunt!


ARDF course setter Suzanne O’Callaghan VK3FSZI collaborated with Tuckonie Orienteering Club to put together a combination course of foxor transmitters and bush orienteering controls – or for those who prefer RadiO on its own, a course of foxor transmitters only.


5 intrepid ARDF members tried out the RadiO courses, alongside around 150 competitors for the MelBushO orienteering course.


Darian Panter VK3FAST was his usual speedy self and cleaned up the foxor only course in under an hour.


Ian Dodd whipped around the combination course, collecting all orienteering controls and the foxors in under 90 minutes. Peter Maloney dropped the furthest controls and foxor for a very respectable second place. And Mike Hubbert and Hamish McDonald explored the creeks for an intense orienteering and foxoring experience.


RESULTS






 
 
 
 
 
 




RadiO A – Combo MelBushO and Foxor TXs 90 minutes




Place
Name
Time
RadiO TX
MelBushO
Penalty
Total points




1
Ian Dodd
1:26:59
6
25

370




2
Peter Maloney
1:30:39
5
20
10
290




3
Mike Hubbert
1:27:11
3
17

230




4
Hamish McDonald
1:10:31
5
9

190















RadiO B – Foxor TXs only 90 minutes
 
 




Place
Name
Time
RadiO TX
Total points
 




1
Darian Panter
0:50:31
6
120






 


Thanks to Ian Dodd for programming the RadiO event into the MelBushO results system.


And to Warwick Davis from Tuckonie Orienteering Club for the MelBushO map.


 

	


	





		

		
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Tikalara Park ARDF Event
	


	
	

		

Sunday 16th July 2017





It was a cold morning with frost on the ground but the sun was shining and there was no rain about. Ian VK3MZ, Doug VK3JDO and Greg VK3VT had the transmitters out and ready at 10:30 and a steady stream of  participants arrived to try their hand at the 2M full ARDF course or the 80M “Half Sprint”.  Ian VK3MZ had been busy re-programming the 80M transmitters for Sprint use so this was the first Sprint event we have tried.  While there are still a few issues with the keying most participants were able to identify which transmitter they were hearing. In a Sprint event each transmitter is on for just 12 seconds rather than the usual  60 seconds of a normal ARDF event.  The transmitters are  closer together and the overall elapsed time is expected to be within about 60 minutes.





The temperature remained rather low, in the low teens, the whole day but as can be seen from the results a total of twelve participants turned out and had a go at one or both of the courses.  My sincere thanks to Ian and Doug for  helping organise the event and setting up the gear and to Dianne for the excellent scones. Also to those that helped pack up.





Many thanks to the Yarra Valley Orienteering club for the use of their map.





2M ARDF Results





NameCallsignTimeTXs
KristianVK3FDAC0:395
BruceVK3TJN0:565
Hamish1:015
MonicaVK3FFAB2:005
JenelleVK3FJTE1:154
Jack VK3WWW1:154
DianneVK3FVXN1:302
SuzanneVK3FSZI1:151
PeterVK3ADY1:451





80M Sprint Results





NameCallsignTimeTXs
KristianVK3FDAC0:28:425
BruceVK3TJN0:30:005
EwenVK3OW0:51:215
DarianVK3FAST0:51:405
Peter MaloneyVK3CPM1:27:225
Jack VK3WWW0:48:363





73
Greg VK3VT      

	


	





		

		
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Norton’s Park Combo (Sat 27 Aug)
	


	
	

		
While the weather on the day was blustery but fine,

the heavy rain of the last few weeks, has made it soggy underfoot,

however most competitors made it to all 4 Radio Controls.


We had 9 starters in a combo event, with cakes afterwards.






First Name
Second Name
65 min place
01-05

2 Pts		
06-10

3 Pts		
11-15

4 Pts		
16-20

5 Pts		
Radi-O

Controls

10 Pts		
Return Min

(or part there of)		
Final Score

After Late		





Tim
Hatley
1
4
4
5
5
4
3:02
105





Jim
Glaspole
2
3
1
4
4
4
3:04
85





Adam
Scammell
3
2
2
3
2
4
3:05
69





Neale
Banks
4
3
2
2
1
4
2:58
65





Suzanne
O’callaghan
5
1
1
2
2
4
3:10
48





Dianne

6
0
0
0
1
4
2:58
45





Denis
Haustorfer
7
0
0
0
0
4
2:57
40
RadiO Only




Junken
Okabe
8
0
1
2
0
2
3:03
31





Abi
Salek-Beard
9
2
1
1
2
4
3:27
0







(Just remembered 65 Min for the Combo event, scores updated)

Hamish McDonald

	


	





		

		
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Woodlands RadiO
	


	
	

		
Nine runners enjoyed the ARDF competition and fine weather at Woodlands Historic Reserve on 17 July 2016.   A short 2m Fox-Or course was also set up with three transmitters for people to try.


All went well apart from Tx 4 antenna wire falling out of the limb I’d thrown it over resulting in a weak signal which made everyone think Tx4 was miles away!  This was exacerbated by Tx 5 strong signal, that location was more in the open.  Not having set up 80 m before I was learning on the go and I did not install all of the antennas the same way which added to the variables.  Kris Ruuska instructed novice James Kanjo in the art of ARDF but they still ran the course in 55 minutes, Jack doing very well equalling their time and making a video with the Go Pro.  Some had time to compete in the orienteering as well.


One fox-Or transmitter also had very low power (afterwards I find it was set to low power), this combined with hearing signals from the other two fox-ors, one quite strong due to the topography, made for some extra running about!


Thanks to everyone who assisted and for efficiently collecting the transmitters afterwards.


Grant Jeffrey






Woodlands Historic Park, 17 July 2016




ARDF Orienteering, 80 m, 5 Transmitters, course length approx 5.1 Km




Place
Name
Start Time
Finish Time
Elapsed Time
Checkpoints




1
Ian Dodd
12:00:00
12:47:30
0:47:30
5




2
Jack Bramham
10:30:00
11:25:00
0:55:00
5




3
Kris Ruuska
10:25:00
11:20:00
0:55:00
5




4
James Kanjo
10:25:00
11:22:00
0:57:00
5




5
Doug Canning
11:00:00
12:44:00
1:44:00
5




6
Peter Maloney
11:15:00
13:17:00
2:02:00
5




7
Janelle Templeton
10:35:00
12:39:00
2:04:00
5




8
Suzanne O’Callaghan
10:40:00
12:11:13
1:31:13
1














2 m Fox-Or, try it – three foxes only.






Place
Name
Start Time
Finish Time
Elapsed Time
Checkpoints




1
Tim Hatley
11:48:00
12:17:00
0:29:00
3


























 

	


	





		

		
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Abbey Walk RadiO combo
	


	
	

		
The weather gods shone on us at Abbey Walk and so did the sun. A magnificent afternoon for strolling or running through the creeklands and surrounding streets.


With the five fox-or controls each worth 15 points the main incentive was to find them and perhaps pick up a few low value plate controls on the way. Most RadiO enthusiasts did just that and returned within the 75min time limit to enjoy the “CakeO” refreshments at the Finish.


What a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon






9 July 2016 – Abbey Walk RadiO CombO Results











RUN

POINTS




1
Ian Dodd
145




2
Mark Besley
117




3
Darian Panter
100




4
Jim Glaspole
92




5
Neale Banks
75




6
Monica Lopresti
75











WALK






1
Pierre Brokner
95




2
Adam Scammell
85




3
Beard family
69




4
Henk de Jong
67




5
Dianne Shalders
67






Mike Hubbert

	


	





		

		
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Valley Reserve report
	


	
	

		
It was a lovely day to test your foxoring skills in some urban parkland and 11 competitors turned out for the event at Valley Reserve on Saturday 7 May.


The competition for both the Radi-O combo and the straight Radi-O courses was tight. Kris Ruuska and Ian Dodd were neck and neck for the Radi-O combo. Ian won out on points, when Kris was a couple of minutes late and lost his lead on penalties. Jenelle Templeton went out to collect all 5 foxors in the Radi-O event and came back first followed shortly by Greg Williams and Dennis Haustorfer.


Thanks to all for your help and yummy eaties afterwards!


 


RESULTS


 






VALLEY

RESERVE		












RADI-O EVENT 7 MAY 2016

























RADI-O COMBO












NAME
2 PTS
3 PTS
4 PTS
5 PTS
RADI-O
TIME
PENALTY
TOTAL




Ian Dodd
8
15
16
25
50
3:01:59
–
114




Kris Ruuska
8
12
20
25
50
3:06:40
-6
109




Mark Besley
2
9
12
25
50
2:58:52
–
98




Ewen Templeton

12
8
25
50
3:02:05
–
95




Pierre Brokner
2
9
4
15
50
2:45:52
–
80




Jack Bramham
2
9
4
15
50
2:46:50
–
80




Keith Anker
2


15
40
3:05:00
–
57

















RADI-O












NAME
RADI-O
TIME
PENALTY
TOTAL








Jenelle Templeton
50
2:47:30
–
50








Greg Williams
50
2:49:00
–
50








Dennis Haustorfer
50
2:50:48
–
50








Dianne Shalders
30
2:47:50
–
30























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Darebin Park Radi-O event
	


	
	

		
Sunday 10 April 2016


Darebin Park is surprisingly wild and rocky and Jack Bramham took advantage of its features to set an interesting combination course: a hageby with 2 orienteering loops (1 easy and 1 more difficult); and 1 loop of foxors.


The fine weather drew a mixed group of 29 orienteers and amateur radio foxhunters to test their skills in Darebin Park.


Thanks to Jack for his thoughtful course-setting that provided simple courses for novices and some challenges for the more advanced (and for making sure all the controls were on the map!). And to Di Shalders for organising the administration and the sausage and rissole sizzle afterwards.














DAREBIN PARK RADIO-O EVENT RESULTS






SUNDAY 10 APRIL 2016
 














LOOPS 1 & 2 – ORIENTEERING – RUNNERS






NAME
LOOP 1 – MINS
LOOP 2- MINS
TOTAL




Kris Ruuska
11
17
28




Andreas Strasser
15
19
34




Mark Toomey
16
18
34




Don Fell
17
20
37




Helen Walpole
17
26
43




Denise Pike
16
36
52




Ian Mathieson
21
31
52




Dennis Mews
27
25
52




Peter Grover
24
30
54




Murray Hanna
29
28
57




Pat Mews
22
39
61




Suzanne O’Callaghan

41





Ewen Templeton

43





























LOOPS 1 & 2 – ORIENTEERING – WALKERS






NAME
LOOP 1 – MINS
LOOP 2- MINS
TOTAL




Paul Main
27
20
47




Rosie and Mike Salvaris
21
32
53




Jeremy Neale
25
28
53




Mike Hubbert
29
32
61




Des Gregory
28
41
69




Jeanette Finegan
28
41
69




Jackie Dempster
31
62
93




John Dempster
31
62
93




Henk de Jong
34






Jun Okabe
39






Ross Friedman
41
68
109












LOOP3 – RADIO







NAME
TX
LOOP 3 – MINS





Kris Ruuska
5
13





Ewen Templeton
5
20





Dianne Shalders
5
34





Henk de Jong
5
34





Jeremy Neale
5
37





Suzanne O’Callaghan
5
40





David Curetan
5
45





Dennis Haustorfer
5
45





Ian Mathieson
5
47





Mike Hubbert
5
57





Denise Pike & Peter Grover
4
32





Jenelle Templeton
4
34





Jun Okabe
4
48






	


	





		

		
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80m ARDF Yarra Band
	


	
	

		




Had a field of 6 competitors for the 80M Ardf at Yarra Bend on Sun 2 Aug 2015




The early weather reports were looking like rain, but it managed to hold off until everyone had gone home and all the controls were picked up.




My attempts to make control number 1 and 2 quick and easy, seemed to fall off the rails , with everyone reporting a strong signal from above the road SE (and out of bounds).


Followed by a correction to NE once people got to the road. (Many competitors did this control last)




Intermittent transmission of control 4 also caused a bit of confusion.




I had hoped 5 would be more difficult for the advanced runners, but most people seemed to take it in their stride, getting a good bearing from 3 and running down a geographically constrained area past the control.




1  Bruce     Paterson       1:06:57    1-2-3-5-4


2  Ian    Dodd            1:11:11    1-4-3-5-2


3  Greg    Williams    1:37:58    1-5-3-4-2


4  Jenelle   Templeton    1:27:37    1-2-3-5


5  Peter     Maloney    1:00:13    3


6  Suzanne O’Callaghan 1:01:10    1




As for the Mystery, pin the tail on the donkey event, several people had difficulty hearing this control, and when collecting controls I had found that most of the extendable sections of squid pole, (used to hang the antenna wire) had telescoped, giving very poor radiation. It was fully extended at 7AM, with a little extra force applied to each section, but somewhere along the way, it collapsed.


Bruce was the first on this event, and reported that the antenna may have fallen down during his run, about 12:30, with an unexplained drop in power.




Bruce and Jenelle were equal first, with Ian coming 3rd.




Hamish McDonald





	


	





		

		
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Woodlands Radi-O event results
	


	
	

		
The sun came out for our frolic with sniffers through Woodlands Historic Park on Sunday 5 July 2015.

It was a combo course with bush-o controls and foxors.


Some very good scores in a competitive group. I won’t name names – you can see for yourself below!

While others went out to enjoy themselves or just to do the foxors. We hope you had a good time.

And welcome to Andrew, who set off with a sniffer to learn how it works and came back with all 6 Radi-O controls.


Thanks to the people who helped organise the equipment, set up the ARDF tent and integrate the Radi-O event with the Melbush-O so smoothly! I couldn’t have done it without you.


Suzanne O’Callaghan, course-setter






NAME
TIME
TOTAL PTS
BUSH-O
FOXORS
PENALTIES














RADI-O A









Christine Raviart
1:29:19
330
210
120





Peter Maloney
1:31:25
304
190
120
6




Paul Main
1:19:35
280
160
120





Jenelle Templeton
1:19:34
270
150
120





Jack Bramham
1:31:32
264
150
120
6




Mark Besley
1:17:08
240
160
80





Doug Canning
1:38:57
253
160
120
27














RADI-O B









Kristian Ruuska
0:52:27
330
210
120





Bruce Paterson
0:59:59
330
210
120





Ian Dodd
1:00:39
317
200
120
3




Grant Jeffrey
0:50:00
130
10
120





Keith Anker
1:17:17
114
90
60
36














JUST FOR FUN









Andrew Rowan

120

120






	


	





		

		
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Vic Champs 2015 Report
	


	
	

		
Report – 2015 Victorian ARDF Championships


Dale Creek (Near Greendale), Wombat State Forest.


20th June 2015


Where is Greendale and what is the orienteering map?


A call to the Sheahans put me onto Lindsay Thomas of Tuckonie Orienteering Club. He searched his map archives and only found a scanned PDF, then E-mailed the Sunleys (now in Canberra) and Julie sent soft copies. In business! Off to the site to tape some control locations. It’s steep and thick in the gullies so I decide not to make it too serious. Charged and checked the transmitters, No. 4 did not work. Too late to obtain the spare, so the course was re-arranged to suit four transmitters.


start2015VicChamps
At the Start


 


On the day it was cold, cloudy and there was drizzle early on. Put out No 5 with assistance from a visiting ham from NSW (sorry, forgot the name and call) who was seeing how we do things. Returned to the start and some had arrived early, so left them to register while I put out the remaining three transmitters on foot. On my return Bruce had obviously heard the four going and got things started. It was interesting to see which way many went from the start and this was an indication of what was to happen out on the course. Basically reflections ruled the day and all competitors traveled significant distances chasing the imaginary!


See where they went on RouteGadget.


In short it was extremely challenging, more than intended… Well, they all seemed to have fun. Dianne and Henk had the best walk after losing concentration on the way back and going the wrong way down one of the many tracks!


Bruce just winning by a small time margin from Kristian. Apologies for not clarifying a time limit. After Tx pickup it was off to the Greendale pub!


Grant Jeffrey VK3KGM


Tx5
TX #5, Way down south


 


Results








 



Name
Start
Finish
Duration
CPs




Bruce Paterson


1320




1449


1h 29min
1,2,3,5.




Kristian Ruuska


1335




1509


1h 34min
1,2,3,5.




Greg Williams


1345




1517


1h 32min
1,2,3.




Doug Canning


1340




1544


2h 4min
2,3.




Ewen Templeton


1325




1550


2h 25min
2,3,5.




Jenelle Templeton


1330




1506


1h 36min
none




Jack Bramham


1315




1505


1h 50min
none




Dianne Shalders


1310




1654


Very long
1,2,3.




Henk DeJong


1310




1654


Time!
1,2,3.





	


	





		

		
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On a cold wet miserable day a few hardy souls braved the weather and competed in the event. Five ARDF Tx’s and six 80m fox-ors were distributed around the park. Competitors could compete in one or more of the events on offer: ie bush orienteering (several courses), ARDF and fox-or.


Three people undertook the ARDF and results as follows:


Kristian R: 5 Tx’s 32m (also did an orienteering course)

Mark B: 5 Tx’s 91m

Jack B: 5 Tx’s 135m


No one did the fox-or course but 6 of the orienteers had a go at finding the close in control (30-40m away) the teenage girls thought it was cool, haven’t convinced Vic S but others might have a go in future. I don’t think they are as intimidated with 80m sniffers as the 2 m ones. Dianne and Kristian did each find two 80m fox-ors when picking up the equipment.


Thanks to Dianne for getting up at an unearthly hour to help put out the Tx’s.


Map attached.