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Race Evaluation

Georgia Navigator Cup, Day 1: Blue

Tundra/Desert

1.		At some point in the hypothetical future, the route will gain existence (1, 2). Just before the first control, the angle from the boulder to the N did not make sense. The control was to the SW of the boulder.
2.	Bad route choice +01:00	I think I should have gone straighter and more to the left than I went, utilizing the two trai segments. It would have saved 10 m of climb, and a lot of running through the soft woods.
3.		Found #9.
4.		The control was about a contour higher than shown.
5.	Bad route choice +01:10	I think the control feature was a tad more to the E of where shown. Did I really lose time here? pfc's split is scary. Edited: I guess the straight route was so much faster, with more climb! I failed miserably at this particular choice.
6.		The control was more to the right than I had expected. I think it was mapped correctly, I just did not expect well.
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8.		This rootstock (also served as Control 17) was a lot more to the E of where shown.
9.		Retraced my steps on the way to #3, exactly.
10.		There was another control in the same reentrant, about 50 m away and higher. I found it first.
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12.		I was navigating as if I was on the way to #13 for a while, but it did not hurt me.
13.		There were no knolls.
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17.		I think there was a rental fingerstick with its bright magenta string on the ground, on the centerline of the spur just after leaving #16, one contour higher than #16. I did not figure that out, only later making a mental connection. I let GAOC know.
18.		The control was about a contour lower than shown, in some greenbriar that threatened me with beheading.
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20.		This control was about half a contour lower than shown.
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F.

Total Time Lost - 00:02:10

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