Orienteering section of the race. Fun to get in some areas around the hunt lodge. I haven't been there for a very long time. The course was good - you could navigate to the controls and the markers weren't too hard to see. Once control in the bottom of a gully was a bit hard to get to.
At the transition area I chatted with a guy helping at the event. He was interested in my MTBO map holder and we started chatting. He was a West Point orienteer in the late 1990s. It is cool how many former W.P. orienteers you bump into at the Ft Lev Adventure races.
I spent some time in thorns and poison ivy. I tried some Tecnu. I don't know how well that stuff works, but it seems reasonable to test. I also have the Walgreen's version of Zanfel in case things get bad. The Zanfel-like stuff is expensive, but I've had good luck with it. Maybe I should try Goop?
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10940115
After the orienteering and before I biked back to the finish I did the paintball shooting. I was rough, taking maybe 12+ shots to get 6 hits. I think last time I had one miss.
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