EDIT: Copied first paragraph from Glen --
Laurentian Rogaine north of Montreal with Glen; an eight hour event. We got 385 out of 700 possible points (overall winners got 665) visiting 18 of 35 controls. 24th of 72 teams, first veterans (of 2 teams), 5th masters. Perfect weather - sunny and 60's. Woods thick much of the time but plenty of well-mapped trails to use. Great map and course by Francis F.
Route We went clockwise, starting with #4. Francis passed us on the trail to this control carrying a camera so he could take photos of folks checking in. :-)
Temperature started in the upper 50's and rose to about 70. It got cool by the time awards started. Plenty of food for everyone (lots of soup, lots of delicious grapes; cookies, bread, other fruit, coffee, tea). Prizes were a table-full of donated products, mostly from Merrell. The top teams (elite overall, elite M/F, masters M/X, etc. who got more points than we did) got first dibs on the Camelbaks early on; Glen and I picked up Merrell T-shirts for being 1st veterans team. Then the rest of the products were raffled off to all the participants. Last time we attended we got (won) very nice Merrell gear bags; didn't see any of those this time.
I did an literal face plant--really! coming out of our next to last control. Good thing the ground was soft where I fell. I was feeling rather off balanced near the end as my legs didn't want to support me. Took some naproxen early on (after the first hour) as my right knee and hip were acting up something fierce (knee didn't like slight twists). Sometimes I worry about naproxen or ibuprofen upsetting my stomach if I take it before orienteering, but I guess if I'm not running I can tolerate it better.
One of our routes into a control (#6) was different from how it was set and involved climbing up between two giant boulders (10m? or so) and being faced with a large, almost vertical rock face. We were able to edge along it to where we could climb up it; then went a little ways farther to the control. Exited a different way, and started considering more seriously how Francis probably set the controls. :-)