Comments on: 2009-04-26-Umstead-results http://backwoodsok.org/2009-04-26-umstead-results Have Fun in the Woods Orienteering... with the best maps in the world Tue, 31 Jan 2012 17:48:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Ken. http://backwoodsok.org/2009-04-26-umstead-results/comment-page-1#comment-1298 Ken. Tue, 28 Apr 2009 16:47:30 +0000 http://backwoodsok.org/?p=625-12#comment-1298 It appears probable that there was a misprint on some of the maps (likely the Brown-only printed maps). Four of the seven Brown DNFs skipped control #70 (#5 on the RGB map, between #4[69] and #6[66]) with an otherwise complete course (and most are recognised as accomplished orienteers), and the others also skipped that control (as well as a few more controls toward the end of the course). Also there was no problem with the control itself; I was at the previous control at the same time as Bill, and proceeded to #5 without issue (and incidentely noted at the time that Bill was taking what appeared a strange route out of 4[69]). Also, I am not certain what is happening to the spacing upon posting results. As posted above, the results have lost all structural spacing, resulting in columns not lining up and becoming almost unreadable (particularly the splits section). It appears probable that there was a misprint on some of the maps
(likely the Brown-only printed maps). Four of the seven Brown DNFs skipped control #70 (#5 on the RGB map, between #4[69] and #6[66]) with an otherwise complete course (and most are recognised as accomplished orienteers), and the others also skipped that control (as well as a few more controls toward the end of the course). Also there was no problem with the control itself; I was at the previous control at the same time as Bill, and proceeded to #5 without issue (and incidentely noted at the time that Bill was taking what appeared a strange route out of 4[69]).

Also, I am not certain what is happening to the spacing upon posting results. As posted above, the results have lost all structural spacing, resulting in columns not lining up and becoming almost unreadable (particularly the splits section).

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