Hopefully you all had an enjoyable evening.  The weather remained fair, if a little chilly, for the event.  No-one complained about the courses, which is good. 

We're sorry that some people had to re-cycle maps.  We did print 70 Long/Medium maps (which was 18 more than competed the previous Wednesday at Stickle Pike), but still ran out.  As it happens, there were 70 competitors on the Long/Medium courses, so it looks like a handful of people picked up more than one map.  If anyone wants a copy of the map, email me at RichardLT@coolgreen.ltd.uk and I will email a pdf version.

We've put the event on Routegadget, so you can draw on your routes and compare them with your peers. 

If you did the Long, then you can compare your first and second times round controls 8-11 and 19-22.  On some of the Saturday coaching sessions we have been repeating loops, trying to improve each time, and this is how we justified doing this on the course.  The idea came from a talk on Thierry Geogiou's training, where he tests his fitness levels by racing around the same orienteering loop regularly.  It is interesting to see his routes differ each time as he tries to knock seconds off.