Spring Series No. 3 – Gordon Community Woodland
Event information
| What: | Spring Series No. 3 |
| Where: | Gordon Community Woodland |
| When: | Wednesday 11 May 2011 |
| Getting there: | Parking on the East Gordon to Macks Mill road near the cabin at NT 666444. Turn left off A6105 just over a mile past Gordon heading to Greenlaw. |
| Courses: | Long Yellow (very easy, suitable for families/runners) Orange (requires a little experience) Orange with a twist (more difficult) |
| Start time: | Starts from 5pm – 6.30pm |
| Entry fees: | Seniors: £3 Juniors: £1 Families: £5 |
| More information: | Robin Sloan 01835 822548 |
Spring Series No. 2 – Lanton Woods, Jedburgh
Event information
| What: | Spring Series No. 2 |
| Where: | Lanton Woods, near Jedburgh. |
| When: | Saturday 30 April 2011 |
| Getting there: | Parking and Start at Monklaw NT 650 228, best approached from the Bonjedward car wash. Link to Streetmap HERE |
| Courses: | Long Yellow (very easy, suitable for families/runners) Orange (requires a little experience) Orange with a twist (more difficult) |
| Start time: | Starts from 2.30 – 3.30pm |
| Entry fees: | Seniors: £3 Juniors: £1 Families: £5 |
| More information: | Ian Maxwell. 01835 863268 |
Spring Series No 1 – Bowmont, nr Kelso
Event information
| What: | Spring Series No. 1 |
| Where: | Bowmont Forest, Kelso |
| When: | Saturday 26 March 2011 from 2.30pm – 3.30pm |
| Getting there: | Parking signed from the sawmill, on the minor Kelso – Eckford road, connecting the B6426 to the B6401. NT 729288 |
| Courses: | Long Yellow (very easy, suitable for families/runners) Orange (requires a little experience) Orange + (a longer and more difficult version of Orange) |
| Start time: | Starts from 2.30 – 3.30pm |
| Entry fees: | Seniors: £3 Juniors: £1 Families: £5 |
| More information: | Judy McNeilly Telephone: 01578 730209 or 01896 822548. |
2011 Lanton Results
Results are now on the RR Results page
Lanton – then and now
Lanton Moor has been used by RR since 1975 when Andrew Hewat, who was living in Lanton village at the time, hand-drew the first black and white map of the area at 1:10,000 with 8metre contours. The name Lanton Moor dates back to pre-forestation days. The first colour map followed shortly afterwards, in 1977, at a scale of 1:15,000 and with 25ft contours. This was surveyed by Andrew and scribed by Harveys.
The 2011 version is back at 1:10,000, with 5 metre contours and a new extension to the northwest. The map is looking good and Ian Maxwell’s courses will keep you on your toes. We hope to see you on the day.
Lanton Moor 1977
Lanton Moor 2011