The lovely #48. Great woods, shame almost no one saw them.
Orienteering14:35 1.02 mi (14:18 / mi) +74m11:40 / mi ahr:139 max:164 2c shoes: Roclites 295 2
53 and 38, from different directions than I did them before.
Orienteering3:23 [3] 0.15 mi (22:36 / mi) +19m16:12 / mi 1c shoes: Roclites 295 2
The lovely #58. Shame not many went here. Beautiful cushy pine.
Orienteering5:23 [3] 0.19 mi (28:19 / mi) +11m23:56 / mi 1c shoes: Roclites 295 2
#50. Did anyone drink ANYTHING on this course? All but one of these jugs are full...similarly for all of the other stops.
Orienteering5:43 [3] 0.25 mi (22:53 / mi) +21m18:08 / mi 1c shoes: Roclites 295 2
Sorry about all of the broken class @ #41. I didn't even notice the trash when I scouted, only saw the metal when I set. People are slobs!
Also, I accidentally spooked a turkey that took off and abandoned its cute little offspring. I gave as much berth as possible.
Finally! This is where everyone got water! I did not predict this, although I suppose it makes sense, since it was probably more like 3-4 hours out, enough to cash out supplies and be ready to gear up to head back, after fighting through the hardest section (Dead Lake)
Wimped out on biking. Wasn't feeling 100% and thought I had a meeting which apparently is now 30 minutes earlier and had no one anyway when I finally joined. Argh. I will rationalize that I needed the extra time for some Nitro errands. Now at 50 people!
Canoeing2:02:41 7.31 mi (16:47 / mi) +10m16:43 / mi ahr:97 max:154 shoes: Pirate Canoe
Finally under $1 per mile for ye olde pirate canoe.
Nice paddle with BNM, Cris, and Richard from Riverbend up to the dam and back. Thankfully, water temps were nice as Richard and I had mixed success on run and jump in techniques.