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Saturday Oct 29, 2016 #
Event: QOC Hemlock Night-O
Orienteering 39:46 [3] 4.0 km (9:57 / km)
shoes: VJ Supra Fall 2015
This week's test run was the QOC Night-O at Hemlock Overlook.
With the excellent help of Alex, Kevin, and Hannah, Alli and I spent the morning putting out streamers for my junior training and water for Alli's white and yellow courses. After some food and games at K&H's, all but Alli headed back out to Hemlock Overlook to run the short advanced course at the night-O.
My run went fairly well. It was a lot of fun running through the woods at night, finding controls. I ran well for about 20 minutes, and was only 30 seconds down on Kevin at that point. After that I started to get tired, and was hesitant attacking a couple of controls on vague hillsides before completely losing it on my attack to the last control. I climbed up out of the trail and did not understand the contours. First turned the wrong way to relocate, and then finally came back, losing 2 minutes.
Afterwards we walked the scare-O that was organized by Kathleen Lennon. It was really fun, and the kids and adults (and canines) planted along the course to scare orienteers did an excellent job!
With the excellent help of Alex, Kevin, and Hannah, Alli and I spent the morning putting out streamers for my junior training and water for Alli's white and yellow courses. After some food and games at K&H's, all but Alli headed back out to Hemlock Overlook to run the short advanced course at the night-O.
My run went fairly well. It was a lot of fun running through the woods at night, finding controls. I ran well for about 20 minutes, and was only 30 seconds down on Kevin at that point. After that I started to get tired, and was hesitant attacking a couple of controls on vague hillsides before completely losing it on my attack to the last control. I climbed up out of the trail and did not understand the contours. First turned the wrong way to relocate, and then finally came back, losing 2 minutes.
Afterwards we walked the scare-O that was organized by Kathleen Lennon. It was really fun, and the kids and adults (and canines) planted along the course to scare orienteers did an excellent job!