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Find Your Way at Easter

Find Your Way at Easter

The Find Your Way project has its own website here The Find Your Way project is a Sport England funded project to get more people engaged and active in their local spaces through virtual orienteeing activities. It is a collaboration between orienteering clubs and local community partnerships to create exciting bespoke activities in local green and urban spaces to get people exploring their surroundings. First, download the Maprun6 App: https://maprunners.weebly.com/ Once you’ve set up the phone and arrived at the…

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Night Street League latest

Night Street League latest

The pdf results from the Codsall and Aston Fields event are linked here and displayed on screen below, as is the latest League table. Series co-ordinator John Leeson reports: After nine events, and with just the season finale to come, the Night Street League has two clear leaders in the Open category in Eloise Lee and Ben Crone, who have both had a series of near perfect scores. James Thomas, Robert Rose and Dave Aldridge are in a close battle…

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Webheath results

Webheath results

The results are avalable as a pdf file, linked here or on screen below. The Organiser/Planner reports: After an extremely wet start to the day, we were fortunate to have dry weather for our 18 runners out enduring the cold to explore my home turf of Webheath. As a first-time organiser, the plan for the map was to place an abundance of controls close to the centre with no obvious ‘loop’ to them, but with lots of options through little…

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Wyche Ridge Results

Wyche Ridge Results

The results from Saturday’s Western Night League event are available as a pdf file here and on screen below. Thanks to everyone for coming to Wyche Ridge last night. I hope you enjoyed the physical challenge the Malvern Hills present and appreciated having the full ridge on a single map. There were a wide variety of routes with a few people understandably late given the nature of the terrain. If you notice any issues with the results let me know….

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