O-ringen Day 4

After our rest day we were back and ready to run. Sadly none of us had outstanding runs, actually we all had fairly lousy runs but on a positive note none of us got absolutely, 100%, completely, running around and having no idea where they are, totally lost and we did finish and not in last place... So not a bad day at all at the arena.



The map was similar to Little Childs Creek in St.Helens. For you non orienteers (yes, and you Eddy Johnstone) it's up and down big hills and gullys, with nice wet and muddy marshes and to top it off thick forest causing restricted vision... It's a very fun map to run on mind you.

With one day to go we are more pumped then ever to see if we can make it at least into the top 85% from the top 90% to at least get a small rep on the international scale. So with our motto in mind, big attackpoints, safe routes and what ever you do don't stay out there for more then three hours, we are ready to run and complete our first and hopefully not our last international, world wide, completely and utterly unbelievably massive O-ringen.



Jake

Location:O-ringen City 2012