Discussion: photos

O meet in a loved and frequented urban park on the east end of the city of Pittsburgh. The weather held and it didn't rain until the last minutes of the meet. Considerable number of first-timers, which heard about the meet through a variety of ways, including receiving a photos via text, email, social media, whatever you can do with a smartphone, and the photo being shared was of a flier that was posted somewhere (public library, community center, trail junction in the park, utility pole, playground, stand-alone posted sign, or simply a flier left on a park bench with a "take one" inviting text).

We also had a visitor from South Africa, here in the city for a couple of months (he brought his compass and O shirt).



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Frick Park #orienteering attracted lots of new people that never did this before #FrickPark @pittsburghparks https://t.co/ygdsb59YUE pic.twitter.com/f851ed73qC

— West PA Orienteering (@wpaorienteering) June 4, 2017