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Race Evaluation

UNO Camping Weekend: THE MEGA

jima

1.		In the interest of full disclosure - I did not complete the entire course - went to #93, then cut down to #168. When I enteredd my splits with just the cutover time between these controls, it made it look like I'd blazed thru that center section (which I hadn't). Arbitrarily added 2 hours to the cutover time, which made things look a lot more realistic on the graph...
2.		Lower back is bothering me, too much slining gear around yesterday. Camelbak with 2 liters of water seems to be making it worse.
3.	+01:00	Got too far left and saw the larger marsh. Relocated quickly, but need to settle down. If I keep on making stupid mistakes, it will be a long day.
4.		See Rick DeWitt for the 1st time, see him multiple times later.
5.	+00:45	Went due north out of the control into the brroader reentrant with the trail, realized my mistake and cut back right. Lead Rick into it.
6.	+00:20	Over run a bit - I'm look at the veg boundary with the small pines on my right, instead of the large pines on the left.
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17.	+01:00	With Greg Walker, off to the rightand wandering around the small marsh ENE of the "uncrossable" marsh, he recovers quicker than I do, I still think I'm in the right spot even though there's no control...
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20.	+04:00	Too far right, get too low and flounder around for a while.
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27.		See train of Ross, Wil, Joe coming into the control, they head out south to the trail, I opt to for a more direct line and get to the waterstop first.
28.		Lot's of company at the waterstop, see Rick DeWitt again
29.		Try following the train - keep up for a few controls and even do respectably on some of the legs in relation to them....
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31.		2d in the train up the hill, this won't last long...
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35.		train disappears into the distance, try to maintain contact with Daniel Schaublin
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40.		Was here yesterday on the recreational Red course - doesn't look familiar though. Back up with Daniel and Ross, they must have had some problems
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45.		Still just behind Ross, leading Daniel around the end of the marsh
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55.		See Ernst coming in - we were supposed to have the grill going and be cooking at 11:30, wonder if he'll make it back in time to do that??
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68.	+01:00	Spend some time loking around the boulders in the saddle halfway between 67 & 68.
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72.		Cool! Approach from up top, reach down and pull up the control and punch with my foot.
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78.		Concerned about this one. tried beelining, should have gone along dotted marsh on right, then approached from rock face and boulder. Find the control-in-the-woods in spite of myself.
79.		More cramping. Water level in camelbak seems to be holding up. Wonder how far I'll be able to go. Start looking at cutover points.
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81.		Train with Randy and Nadim catches up to me, hang with them for a while
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85.		decide to go to at least the large boulder at 90 before I cut over
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Total Time Lost - 00:08:05

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