Discussion: Website updates
in: US Night & Relay Champs (Oct 28–30, 2011 - Troy, MO, US)
Oct 15, 2011 6:04 AM
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Lots of 'em. Particularly in course and map notes. Also, an updated registration list.
Coming next weekend: downloadable maps! Cuivre River is out of print, so to comply with the rule that old versions of maps need to be made available, we will be posting it to the web. We'll also post the relay model event map. If you want an old version of Creve Coeur Lake, you can order one from SLOC but it's not particularly relevant. The relay is on flood plain that's been reclaimed since the old map was made so what little is even on the old version is just mapped as marsh. It is currently bone dry and blazing fast. Nothing in the forecast indicates that will change in the next two weeks.
Coming next weekend: downloadable maps! Cuivre River is out of print, so to comply with the rule that old versions of maps need to be made available, we will be posting it to the web. We'll also post the relay model event map. If you want an old version of Creve Coeur Lake, you can order one from SLOC but it's not particularly relevant. The relay is on flood plain that's been reclaimed since the old map was made so what little is even on the old version is just mapped as marsh. It is currently bone dry and blazing fast. Nothing in the forecast indicates that will change in the next two weeks.
Oct 15, 2011 5:33 PM
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Just got word from the meet motel that our reserved block of rooms is sold out. Troy motels tend to fill this time of year. If you haven't made arrangements for lodging, you might want to get on that.
Oct 15, 2011 5:51 PM
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GuyO:
Looks / sounds great! I am really looking forward to this event!
It's too bad, though, that junior registration is so light (2; 4 on Corn). :-\
It's too bad, though, that junior registration is so light (2; 4 on Corn). :-\
Oct 15, 2011 6:39 PM
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GuyO:
Question: The event homepage says Solo relay-runners will be on Red; the Relay Champs Rules page says they will run Green.
Which is it -- or is there a choice?
Which is it -- or is there a choice?
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