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Saturday Nov 6, 2010 #
Event: Hickory Run
9 AM
Orienteering (Vetting) 1:00:00 [4]
(sick) shoes: Inov-8 Mudroc 290
Waked up and double-checked a set of controls for the middle at HRR. Somehow I forgot one! Shucks, had to head back out for more. ;) There were snow flakes in the air, but the energy was high and the scene festive. I think folks really had a good time.
It was a pleasure to talk mapping with Eric W., about his decision-making process, the HR maps in general, and the trade offs a mapper must face with any map ... and then actually GO to the spot we were discussing and look at it in person. I hope to someday be knowledgeable and skilled enough to be worthy of the time he has already spent with me.
It was a pleasure to talk mapping with Eric W., about his decision-making process, the HR maps in general, and the trade offs a mapper must face with any map ... and then actually GO to the spot we were discussing and look at it in person. I hope to someday be knowledgeable and skilled enough to be worthy of the time he has already spent with me.
Friday Nov 5, 2010 #
10 AM
Orienteering (Vetting) 3:00:00 [2]
(sick) shoes: Asics Gel Trail Attack 4
Various vetting duties for Hickory Run Rocks ... rainy and cool, but still a great time in the woods, and a true pleasure working for the awesomely-well organized and skilled Sandy F. and Ralph T.
Still have a cold, but no more tummy issues. It was a pleasure to blow my nose without a tissue, every 5 minutes, with no one to see or hear.
Still have a cold, but no more tummy issues. It was a pleasure to blow my nose without a tissue, every 5 minutes, with no one to see or hear.