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Rocky Mountain 1000 Day: Chase

Charlie

1. Enough people close in front to make this an easy leg
2. Further left than the folks ahead, and out of sight, but apparently a straighter route and caught a couple of folks coming in from the left.
3. Straight. Caught and passed Sharon at the control.
4. Saw line of woods from a distance, so easy navigation
5. To corner of yellow and through the slot.
6. Crossed green near junction, so only crossed once. Behing Andrew Childs. Saw Mook heading to #10 apparently. Andrew kept going straight once we were past the hilltop, though, so I cut off and went on my own. A little nervous about the route, but found the right aspen patch and up the spur.
7. Past #15 and the finish. Saw a bunch of folks at #9 and headed there before correcting. Glen T ahead, and Kissy.
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9. +07:00Kissy still in sight as I left control. I was planning on going right, but Kissy went straight and I followed, but she was soon out of sight. Tried to read aspen patches and terrain over the top and to the right, but got hopelessly confused when I thought I should be getting there. Obviously had no idea of what it was going to look like. After a bit I bailed out and headed S, hoping to see something, and saw runners headed E who could only be going here, so hopped on the train behind Susie DeWitt
10. +06:00Following some folks, but it seemed they were going way too far right, and kept going about the right distance until I figured out I had made a 90 degree error. Corrected ok and ran up the reentrant from the east, but pretty ticked off at myself.
11. Caught up to Andrew again here, and with him the rest of the way.
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14. +01:30Thought going out to the road would be better, but Andrew went straight so I went along. Slow climbing and reading. I'm sure road would have been much faster.
F. Andrew left me well in the dust!

Total Time Lost - 00:14:30


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