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Mar 2008
2:02pm, 9 Mar 2008
545 posts
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Just created a group to see how many Orienteers there are on FE and what we're up to.
Sign up if you're interested...
Haggis
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Mar 2008
2:04pm, 9 Mar 2008
3,334 posts
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Cavey
I quite fancy the idea of orienteering, but my navigation skills are rubbish!!!
Might look into local clubs. Cheers for posting this Haggis.
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Mar 2008
2:04pm, 9 Mar 2008
1,884 posts
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bigmunnki
Used to do alot (up to 60 events a year) but now don't. Still do mountain marathons and long 'O' though!
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Mar 2008
2:05pm, 9 Mar 2008
7,134 posts
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Puffing Bertie
as in running round in circles with a map orienteers?
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Mar 2008
2:05pm, 9 Mar 2008
7,135 posts
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Puffing Bertie
im interested 
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Mar 2008
2:07pm, 9 Mar 2008
3,335 posts
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Cavey
What kind of distance do you cover? Or are there events for all levels?
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Mar 2008
2:07pm, 9 Mar 2008
818 posts
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RooA
MEEEEEEEE!!!!!
Cavey, join SYO (South Yorkshire Orienteers)
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Mar 2008
2:08pm, 9 Mar 2008
2,754 posts
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Hmmm... waits to see when Flying Finn sees this - though don't talk to him about orienteering today, he had a terrible run (by his stndards) today in Hathersage. I walked an O course last year, great fun. Some clubs do "come and try it" days.
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Mar 2008
2:11pm, 9 Mar 2008
546 posts
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Yep, that's the stuff - was out this mornin gwith Grampian O's, green course on the dunes - tough running and navigation on that kind of terrain.
I've done a couple of MM's, but this was only my 3rd true 'O' course, still can't get my head round either the different scales or the change in colours from 'proper' OS maps!
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Mar 2008
2:14pm, 9 Mar 2008
3,336 posts
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Cavey
Cheers RooA. Just had a look at their website, and it looks very interesting!!
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