Full results from the event on 18th May are HERE

The results of the two sprint courses shown on Wednesday evening have now been integrated into a single course

Thanks to Pauline and Kate for organising the event and thanks to everyone everyone who came for an interesting run around the Traquair estate and the maze.

Full results from the event on 11th May are HERE

Thanks to everyone who participated in a run around the hills of Jedburgh.

Full results from this evening are HERE

Thanks to everyone who turned up for a blast round a new part of the woods.

Full results from the Abbotsford sprint are HERE

There was a good turnout for the new map, thanks to Robin for the mapping and organising / planning.

Really pleased to see the map of Abbotsford used at last – it was ready 2 years ago, but worth waiting for a great turnout on a superb evening. Thanks to all those who came, hope you enjoyed the run. Kudos++ to Colin Williams for getting under 14 minutes, Ian, Tim, Fiona & Bethany battling it out on 15.

Pity about the recently erected Heras fencing at the walled garden, hope folk weren’t too confused by it, nor the next stretch of path which was closed off. All too late to be mapped!

Thanks to those who helped bring in the kit – a working pencil would have helped me avoid some duplication! Now looking forward to the boulder-fest at Gordon next week!

Robin

The results from the event are now HERE

Thanks to Eb Rooney for organising and planning the event in a new area on a new map. Thanks also to Robin Sloan and Rob Cranston for their input and anybody else I may have missed. We hope you all enjoyed your day.

Planner’s/Organiser’s report

This was our first time orienteering in Lauder, using a brand new map prepared by Deeside Orienteering & Leisure Maps, and it was great to be able to welcome everyone there on a beautiful (and warm !) spring day.

I planned the courses to make the most of the opportunities for route choice around the town, with a bit of off-road “terrain” running around the Burnmill path network for contrast – as well as the excuse for the hardiest runners to get their feet wet!   It seemed to work out well, with people enjoying both their run and the challenge it provided.

Special thanks to Robin for controlling, providing enormously helpful advice on the courses, and setting out on the day;  Ian, who did a dry run of the Light Green and provided useful feedback; Lindsey for handling online entries and setting up the laptop;  Rob for help with putting out controls and dealing expertly with the challenges of download;  Duncan for making sense of the results;   and to Douglas, Pauline, Rob and Cathy for collecting in controls.

Eb Rooney

Planner/Organiser

The results from the Eildon night event on Wednesday evening are HERE

Thanks to Paul for organising/planning – he also organised the Tweed Valley Mountain Rescue training exercise which followed on from us.