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Sunday Oct 7, 2018 #
11 AM
Hiking 8:01 0.37 km (21:40 / km) +29m 15:30 / km
ahr:119 max:141 shoes: 2017 Inov8 ArcticClaw 300
To today's start, up a ski trail. Temps were just a tad warmer (a degree or two or three) than yesterday, but still no sun.
Then I had 15 minutes or so to wait before my start.
Then I had 15 minutes or so to wait before my start.
Orienteering race 1:49:45 **** 6.5 km (16:53 / km) +250m 14:10 / km
ahr:132 max:158 spiked:11/16c
Long, course 6, back at Ski Vorlage; 5.1 km, 265m climb
1:10000 map today. I missed the 1:7500 we had yesterday...we stayed in the same area.
Chasing start based on yesterday's times, for the most part. I started seconds ahead of a young F-18 who disappeared quickly. Saw her headed to 10 when I was on my way from 7-8.
Found them all where I expected to, but routes to the control weren't always the most efficient, so I'm deducting them from the "spike" count. Inefficient routes to 5, 6, 7, 10, and 13 cost me some minutes, I'm sure. Surprised when I finished to see Linda had MP'd (Janet F said Linda didn't punch the Go control...bummer). She was clearly fastest in our age group. I don't know if she was chasing Lindsey or not. So I ended up 2nd in the age group for the two-day combined time and won an Ottawa O-Fest glass with etched logo. With Linda and some others in our age group having trouble today, Sue H-T was third! :-)
Not sure how my legs will be for tomorrow's sprint, but no matter...it's good training.
1:10000 map today. I missed the 1:7500 we had yesterday...we stayed in the same area.
Chasing start based on yesterday's times, for the most part. I started seconds ahead of a young F-18 who disappeared quickly. Saw her headed to 10 when I was on my way from 7-8.
Found them all where I expected to, but routes to the control weren't always the most efficient, so I'm deducting them from the "spike" count. Inefficient routes to 5, 6, 7, 10, and 13 cost me some minutes, I'm sure. Surprised when I finished to see Linda had MP'd (Janet F said Linda didn't punch the Go control...bummer). She was clearly fastest in our age group. I don't know if she was chasing Lindsey or not. So I ended up 2nd in the age group for the two-day combined time and won an Ottawa O-Fest glass with etched logo. With Linda and some others in our age group having trouble today, Sue H-T was third! :-)
Not sure how my legs will be for tomorrow's sprint, but no matter...it's good training.
Saturday Oct 6, 2018 #
1 PM
Walking 9:32 0.53 mi (17:50 / mi) +29m 15:16 / mi
ahr:119 max:138
2 PM
Orienteering race 1:17:23 *** 4.38 km (17:41 / km) +151m 15:05 / km
ahr:138 max:165 spiked:14/16c shoes: Inov8 ORoc280-B 2013-10
Middle course 6 at Ski Vorlage in the Gatineau Park area north of Ottawa, part of the Ottawa O Champs. Cool and cloudy with occasional light drizzle, upper 40s. Course was 3.4 km, 120m climb...same course as for F45 and F55, as well as F21S.
For the OOCup, Janet Findlay was first (Ramblers club), but Linda Kohn was just over an hour for F65; I was third, almost 10 minutes behind Janet F.
Left 6 on the wrong angle and though I tried to read trails there were a lot of other people around and I was distracted. Relocated from the top of a ski lift.
11-12, I saw what I thought was one of the boulders along the way, but lost confidence. Relocated off a dot knoll. The boulder was covered in moss in dark pine forest, but once I got close lots of others were headed there too.
Tomorrow's long here will be a brutal 5.1 km, 265m climb. Ugh. Not sure if I'll be able to move on Monday for the sprint. ;-)
For the OOCup, Janet Findlay was first (Ramblers club), but Linda Kohn was just over an hour for F65; I was third, almost 10 minutes behind Janet F.
Left 6 on the wrong angle and though I tried to read trails there were a lot of other people around and I was distracted. Relocated from the top of a ski lift.
11-12, I saw what I thought was one of the boulders along the way, but lost confidence. Relocated off a dot knoll. The boulder was covered in moss in dark pine forest, but once I got close lots of others were headed there too.
Tomorrow's long here will be a brutal 5.1 km, 265m climb. Ugh. Not sure if I'll be able to move on Monday for the sprint. ;-)
Friday Oct 5, 2018 #
Walking 20:00 [1] 1.8 km (11:07 / km)
To local Starbucks for slightly better coffee than the hotel, plus exercise after driving for two+ hours.
Thursday Oct 4, 2018 #
Walking 1:00:00 [2] 2.16 mi (27:47 / mi)
To farmers market from hotel for Ile d'Orleans strawberries, then back by way of the cruise ships and staircase Frontenac.
Wednesday Oct 3, 2018 #
9 AM
Walking 45:31 [3] 1.03 mi (44:11 / mi) +13m 42:31 / mi
Around the western tip of Orleans Island (followed by a stop for chocolates at the local chocolaterie).
11 AM
Walking 17:34 [3] 0.54 mi (32:32 / mi) +10m 30:43 / mi
At Montmoremcy Falls.
2 PM
Walking 2:33:24 [1] 3.12 mi (49:10 / mi) +13m 48:34 / mi
From Museum of Fine Arts in Quebec to our hotel by way of the Parliament building and the Ursuline Museum (where I didn't turn my watch off).
We had lunch in the museum's cafe, saw some of the old prison cells (that section of the Museum, the Charles Baillairge Pavilion, was in what was originally built as a territory prison) and an exhibit of the art of Jean Paul Lemieux; and in the Pierre Lassonde Pavilion, a newer building, viewed the Terrace, Inuit sculpture, and Decorative Art and Design exhibits.
The Ursuline Museum had a room with intricate embroideries using metallic threads, largely for religious purposes (altar cloths or vestments), along with details of materials used including paper patterns that were transferred to cloth. Another part of the Museum showed artifacts from the boarding school run by the nuns. I don't think there's a boarding school now as most of the nuns are over age 70 and there are no novices to carry it on, though there appears to be a day care and/or elementary school on the premises. The Ursuline Convent and school was established in the 1600s to educate the girls in the area.
We had lunch in the museum's cafe, saw some of the old prison cells (that section of the Museum, the Charles Baillairge Pavilion, was in what was originally built as a territory prison) and an exhibit of the art of Jean Paul Lemieux; and in the Pierre Lassonde Pavilion, a newer building, viewed the Terrace, Inuit sculpture, and Decorative Art and Design exhibits.
The Ursuline Museum had a room with intricate embroideries using metallic threads, largely for religious purposes (altar cloths or vestments), along with details of materials used including paper patterns that were transferred to cloth. Another part of the Museum showed artifacts from the boarding school run by the nuns. I don't think there's a boarding school now as most of the nuns are over age 70 and there are no novices to carry it on, though there appears to be a day care and/or elementary school on the premises. The Ursuline Convent and school was established in the 1600s to educate the girls in the area.
6 PM
Note
Tonight's group meal was at Bistro Tournebroche which is a farm-to-table establishment which has rooftop gardens and beehives (in the warmer months). Cauliflower and leek soup, or a pate for appetizer, then a choice of beef shepherds pie, seafood chowder, or chicken something; and a creamy, tasty parfait dessert made with sweet stuff.
Tuesday Oct 2, 2018 #
11 AM
Walking 18:51 [1] 0.48 mi (39:18 / mi)
After a tour of the Governor Generale's residence, we walked from the Citadel to lunch at a restaurant (Aux Anciens Canadiens) located in the oldest house in Quebec. We had a terrine made from wild pheasant and red deer on a kind of cracker for appetizer, then a choice of a Quebec meat pie, wild animal meat pie, chicken fricassee, or minced salmon in pastry wth a lobster sauce. Dessert was a slice of wonderful maple syrup pie!
12 PM
Walking 56:40 [1] 1.12 mi (50:36 / mi) +25m 47:22 / mi
From lunch to the Norte Dame Basilica, and thence to the Quebec museum of civilization. Forgot to start watch when we left the Museum until we were most of the way back up the hill.
4 PM
Walking 28:07 [1] 0.64 mi (43:56 / mi) +23m 39:31 / mi
From partway back up the hill to the hotel taking a roundabout way. We ate dinner at the Casse-Crêpe Breton restaurant around the corner from the hotel.
Monday Oct 1, 2018 #
10 AM
Note
Forgot to use my watch. After an introduction to Quebec history slideshow (410 years in 45 minutes) we had a walking tour past the Basilica, Seminary, and the park near the Chateau Frontenac, and then down the curvy street (below Montmorency Park which is under reconstruction) to the Quebec mural and along just a bit of Petit Champlain before taking the funicular up to Chateau Frontenac where we had luncheon.
The appetizer, soup, was a mushroom bisque; entree choices were duck, salmon with lobster sauce, or quinoa with roasted cauliflower. Dessert was a delightful chocolate mousse/cake with berries.
The appetizer, soup, was a mushroom bisque; entree choices were duck, salmon with lobster sauce, or quinoa with roasted cauliflower. Dessert was a delightful chocolate mousse/cake with berries.
2 PM
Walking 1:54:52 [1] 2.64 mi (43:30 / mi) +50m 41:05 / mi
After luncheon at the Chateau Frontenac, overlooking the St Lawrence, G & I wandered around lower Old Quebec, making our way past a couple of cruise ships (including the Queen Mary II) and the daily farmers market (didn't buy anything there) and back to the hotel.
Later in the afternoon we had a short Louise Penny / Bury Your Dead themed literary tour of the city with some highlighted places Penny included in her novel. I haven't read the book but may have to now. ;-)
Later in the afternoon we had a short Louise Penny / Bury Your Dead themed literary tour of the city with some highlighted places Penny included in her novel. I haven't read the book but may have to now. ;-)
8 PM
Walking 32:16 [1] 0.76 mi (42:28 / mi) +12m 40:32 / mi
After dinner at La Temporel (smaller servings than at the Chateau luncheon) we walked around a bit but I forgot to start my watch right away.