Discussion: Susquehanna Stumble VI
in: Orienteering; General
Sep 22, 2003 1:03 AM
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Due to a problem with our web service provider, the Stumble information is not available on the SVO website anymore. So I am providing the information below. Note that the early-entry deadline has been extended through Wed, Sept 24, so be sure to e-mail Brad (whitmore@stsci.edu) by that day if you are planning to come. And you should! This is a great chance to get your legs warmed up for the Highlander, and experience the unique "window" format.
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THE SIXTH ANNUAL SUSQUEHANNA STUMBLE
Kings Gap Environmental Education Center
September 27, 2003
The Susquehanna Stumble is a Billygoat-inspired event with
a couple of twists. The competitors run between numbered
windows in sequential order, but within each window there
are several controls which can be visited in ANY order.
WHERE: Kings Gap/Hammonds Rocks on the Michaux State
Forest near Carlisle, PA
WHEN: Mass start at 12:00, Saturday, September 27, 2003.
WHAT: The Long-Stumble event will be ~15 km in length,
with commemorative towel for the first 20 finishers and
the first 5 female finishers.
The Short-Stumble will be ~8 km with commemorative towels
for the first 10 finishers and first 3 female finishers.
Normal white, yellow, and orange recreational courses will
also be available with starts any time between 11 and 2.
COST: $ 15 for the Long-Stumble, $ 8 for the
Short-Stumble, $ 3 for recreational courses. The prices
are for those who register by September 24 (send name,
course, phone to: Brad Whitmore, 20801 S. Ruhl Rd,
Freeland, MD 21053). Late, or morning-of-event
registration is also ok, but prices are $ 20, $ 12, and $
3, and you may have to draw your own course if we run out.
YOU CAN ALSO REGISTER BY E-MAIL AND PAY THE REDUCED RATE ON THE DAY OF THE RACE. Just send Brad Whitmore (whitmore@stsci.edu) a note and tell me whether you are doing long or short.
DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. 233 east off I-81 (between Carlise
and Shippensburg, PA) several miles until you get to Pine
Rd., then look for O-signs. (Event is being held at the
King's Gap Environmental and Education Center)
SUBS: The Kings Gap General Store right at the entrace to
the park makes excellent subs, and also has drinks,
snacks, popcicles and gigantic wheels of cheese.
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THE SIXTH ANNUAL SUSQUEHANNA STUMBLE
Kings Gap Environmental Education Center
September 27, 2003
The Susquehanna Stumble is a Billygoat-inspired event with
a couple of twists. The competitors run between numbered
windows in sequential order, but within each window there
are several controls which can be visited in ANY order.
WHERE: Kings Gap/Hammonds Rocks on the Michaux State
Forest near Carlisle, PA
WHEN: Mass start at 12:00, Saturday, September 27, 2003.
WHAT: The Long-Stumble event will be ~15 km in length,
with commemorative towel for the first 20 finishers and
the first 5 female finishers.
The Short-Stumble will be ~8 km with commemorative towels
for the first 10 finishers and first 3 female finishers.
Normal white, yellow, and orange recreational courses will
also be available with starts any time between 11 and 2.
COST: $ 15 for the Long-Stumble, $ 8 for the
Short-Stumble, $ 3 for recreational courses. The prices
are for those who register by September 24 (send name,
course, phone to: Brad Whitmore, 20801 S. Ruhl Rd,
Freeland, MD 21053). Late, or morning-of-event
registration is also ok, but prices are $ 20, $ 12, and $
3, and you may have to draw your own course if we run out.
YOU CAN ALSO REGISTER BY E-MAIL AND PAY THE REDUCED RATE ON THE DAY OF THE RACE. Just send Brad Whitmore (whitmore@stsci.edu) a note and tell me whether you are doing long or short.
DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. 233 east off I-81 (between Carlise
and Shippensburg, PA) several miles until you get to Pine
Rd., then look for O-signs. (Event is being held at the
King's Gap Environmental and Education Center)
SUBS: The Kings Gap General Store right at the entrace to
the park makes excellent subs, and also has drinks,
snacks, popcicles and gigantic wheels of cheese.
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