Rufford Country Park 16th June 2002

White	Red	Organiser's Comments
Yellow		Planner's Comments	Results Index
Orange			Home Page

White
  Length 1.2 km

  1  Alan Mills            9:16
  2  Steven Mills          9:30
  3  Megan Mills          10:16
  4  Heather Mills        10:35
  5  Jenny Kelso          16:30
  6  Rachel Kelso         16:32
  7  Andrew               18:20
  8  Rach & Emma          25:40
  9  Elizabeth Bedwell    27:00


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Yellow
  Length  1.9 km

  1  Aaron + Mum                16:30
  2  Christopher Waddington     18:35
  3  Heather Mills              20:00
  4  Alan, Steven & Megan Mills 25:40
  5  Claudia Southwell          30:15
  6  Edwin  & Matthew           38:40
  7  Dominic & James            39:40
  8  Hay & Kay                  39:00
  9  Brendan, Emma & Margaret   41:20
     Heidi & Rebecca             dsq   m6
     Nicki Bettinson             rtd

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Orange
  Length  3.25 km

  1  R Sansom                  34:00
  2  Mark Burley               48:30
  3  Karen Kelso               54:40


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Red
  Length  6.15 km

  1  R Lewis                  43:10
  2  Alison O'Neil            50:20
  3  Keith Roberts            55:35
  4  Stephen Robinson         56:10
  5  Dai Bedwell              57:15
  6  Rhys Roberts             59:48
  7  Sarah O'Neil             59:50
  8  Sian Roberts             65:35
  9  Mike O'Neil              65:40
 10  Helen O'Neil             66:00
 11  Richard Llewellyn        80:35
 12  Jo Lindsay               81:40
 13  Mary Mills               89:50
 14  James Cleave            103:20
     Andrew Llewellyn         dsq   m5
     Dave Vincent             dsq   m9
     Tom Vardy                rtd after part 1
     Jim Clarke               rtd after part 1
     Phillip Burley           rtd after part 1
     Kevin Chan               rtd after part 1

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Planner / Organiser's Comments

Many thanks to Jo, Jim and the O'Neil family for their help setting up and collecting controls - it was good to have their help in what was a long, though enjoyable, day.

Hilary Palmer

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