WAOC

Colour Coded (Level C)

Mildenhall North

Sunday, 2 November 2014


Registration 10:00 am - 12:00 noon
Start Times 10:30 am -12:30 pm
Entries Entry on the day only.
If you want to prepare your entry slip in advance, follow this link.
Fees
Seniors (BOF members)£7.00
Seniors (non members)£9.00
Juniors (under 21) inc first junior in family£3.00
Further juniors in the same family£2.00
Students£3.00
SI Card hire£0.50
Groups If you are bringing a school party please inform the organiser in advance using the Group Entry Form.
Courses We are providing a Long Orange course as well as a Short Green amongst the usual colour-coded range of courses. The Long Orange will be ideal for the young and fit, e.g. runners, who are not experienced orienteers.
Difficulty LengthControls
Whitevery easy 2.0 km10
Yelloweasy 2.5 km9
Orangemoderate 3.4 km10
Long Orangemoderate 5.6 km13
Light Greenharder 3.9 km15
Very Short Greenhard 3.1km12
Short Greenhard 4.6 km15
Greenhard 5.5 km22
Bluehard 6.8 km20
Brownhard 9.1 km31
Enquiries Email enquiries to
Travel Directions From A1065, 800m north of Barton Mills roundabout on A11/A1101/A1065. Turn east off the A1065 signed "Household Waste Site" and after 700m turn left into the forest. This road is now a cul-de-sac and is not accessible from the A11. O signs will be from the Barton Mills roundabout.
Postcode for SatNav: IP28 6AE should take you to the Barton Mills roundabout.
Parking Along side of access road. Please keep an eye out for orienteers crossing the road as you approach.
Terrain Managed coniferous forest.
Officials Organiser: Peter Allen WAOC
Planner: Steve Hinshelwood WAOC
Controller: Robert Frost NOR
Toilets Portable toilets will be provided close to parking and registration. Public toilets available at car park on A1065 north of the Barton Mills roundabout ()
Further Information

We will be using electronic punching. SI cards will be available to hire for 50p.

Beginners are very welcome at this event and help will be available to get you started. Please read our webpage What is orienteering? It should answer any questions you have.

Courses apart from white, yellow and orange involve crossing the access road. Traffic is expected to be almost non-existent except for orienteers' cars, nevertheless please take great care when crossing.

Courses close at 2:30 pm.

All competitors take part at their own risk.


Data Protection Act: Entry information (name, age-class and club) and the results of this event will be stored on and processed by computer systems under the terms of the British Orienteering Federation's registration under the Data Protection Act. The results from this event will be published on the Internet.

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