Byron's Walk 14th April 2002

String	Orange	Green	Organiser's Comments
White		Blue	Planner's Comments	Results Index
Yellow	Light Green	Brown	Controller's Comments	Home Page

Incomplete preliminary results now available here.

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Name            Age (years) Club  Time (minutes)


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White
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Yellow
  Length  . km,      controls
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Orange
  Length  . km,      controls
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Light Green
  Length  . km,      controls
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Green
  Length  . km,      controls
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Blue
  Length  . km,      controls
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Brown

  Length  . km,      controls
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Organiser's Comments

Dave Kelso

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Planner's Comments

Richard Beadle

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Controller's Comments

Thanks must go to first time planner Richard for his hard work and challenging courses and David for his very efficient organisation backed by the team of NOC helpers. My personal thanks also to Margaret (unofficial assistant controller) and Hilary and Ray for help with control checking on the day.

One of the main concerns with electronic punching and computer technology is when gear stops working. Today's problems produced some anxious moments for Angela and her team who are to be thanked for coping amazingly well. Thanks also to you the competitors for your patience and understanding.

I hope you enjoyed your day in the forest, especially the first-timers. We shall certainly remember it, everything packed away, all controls in, ready to leave, then smoke and flames. We left the area with the forest ablaze and fire brigade in attendance, 'a warm send off' you might say.

Happy Orienteering
The Thin Controller

Tony Buckland

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