Brown 9.5km 210m climb
30 Controls, experienced orienteers only
Blue 6.7km 145m climb
23 controls, experienced orienteers only
Entered: 1
Green 4.6km 110m climb
21 controls, experienced orienteers only
Entered: 1
Short Green 3.5km 85m climb
16 controls, experienced orienteers only
Light Green 3.1km 75m climb
16 controls, suitable for improvers (advanced skills)
Orange 2.0km 50m climb
10 controls, suitable for improvers (intermediate skills)
Yellow 1.5km 25m climb
9 controls, suitable for beginners (basic skills)
Course lengths and climb are provisional (subject to controlling)
Event Centre
The assembly, start and finish will be close together within Buchan Country Park.
Assembly location is here on What3Words.
Toilets and a café are available near to the assembly area.
Parking
We have been asked NOT to use the parking at Buchan Country Park but leave that to local users. There are various options available local to the Park - please see this document on GoogleDocs. Allow 10-15 minutes to walk to Assembly and/or the Start
Terrain
Buchan Country Park comprises a wooded area separated by two lakes with some
challenging and open woodland together with some gradients. It is bounded by private land, a golf course and the A264.
Championships
Trophies to winners of Veterans and Super Veterans competitions who are members of an SEOA affiliated Club. We are aiming to hold prize giving by 13:00.
Championship courses
South East Veterans: M40+ Blue, W40+ Green
South East Super Veterans: M60+ Green, W60+ Short Green
Starts
In 15 minute blocks between 10:00 and 11:30. Courses close at 14:00
Please try to keep to your start slot as some courses are likely to be very busy. Loose control descriptions will be available in the start lane and are also on the front of the map. All courses will use IOF symbols. Yellow and Orange will also have text descriptions. If you are new to orienteering or you are unsure about the start routine, please ask one of the start team and they will be pleased to help you.
SportIdent (SI) Punching will be used with SIAC enabled for all the controls in the “terrain”. The start and finish controls WILL NOT be SIAC enabled:all competitors will need to “dib” at both the start and finish. Should a control fail then use the attached pin punch on the map and explain at Download. If a SIAC “dibber” battery fails then “dib” at all controls.
Apres O Refreshments
We are offering a free cup of mulled wine or warm fruit juice along with a mince pie to all finishers, at Assembly. Beyond this your options are: the cafe and local eateries in Crawley. No water will be provided at the finish.
Event Officials
Organiser: Marc Roberts MV
Planner: Ian Roberts MV
Controller: Vince Joyce SO
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