Mountain Navigation for Runner

[Fat-Lad]

The original Mountain Navigation for Runners (Paperback) by Martin Bagness
Published by Misty Fell Books 1993

Brand new- 20 COPIES AVAILABLE


£5.00 INCLUSIVE OF POSTAGE

[Margarine]

More use than flatulence in a spacesuit.

[Darth domain]

More use than flatulence in a spacesuit.

tis a little basic is it not, but, okish

[Margarine]

No it is very good. Much more useful than a chocolate teapot in fact.

[emmilou]

No it is very good. Much more useful than a chocolate teapot in fact.

and they too are a little bit useful so it seems.

Anyway Darth..... some of us are not born navigators you know and need all the help we can get

[Fat-Lad]

Emmilou

I have one copy with a damaged front cover, its yours if you want.
A freebie

Just throw me a small piece of chocolate as you run pass me

[emmilou]

Emmilou

I have one copy with a damaged front cover, its yours if you want.
A freebie

Just throw me a small piece of chocolate as you run pass me

awww thanks sweetie - however I already have a copy.....just need to put it into practice

I'll still chuck you a choccie!

[Darth domain]

and they too are a little bit useful so it seems.

Anyway Darth..... some of us are not born navigators you know and need all the help we can get

i was crap at nav, twas only cause of TA i learnt it, and i've still been known to run along a drystone wall wondering where the feck the stile is that on the map

[Baaarby]

Want to brush up on your navigation, try a bit of orienteering? There are lots of low key events where there will be people to help. If you can orienteer on quality terrain, mountain navigation becomes so much easier.

I can always suggest a local club if you want more info'.


Baaarby

[Epocian]

If you want an interesting day out on Jan 3rd why not try the John O Goats Race in Lyme Park (Free entry to the park on that day saving you £4.60 per car) No entry fee but organisers ask you to buy raffle tickets and give a donation as the proceeds will be divided between a Kenyan charity and MS research
You've to find controls (don't worry it's a mass start = just follow the crowd) miss out some controls of your choice (how many you miss out depends on your age class)
3 courses Long (10 km), Medium (8 km), Short (6 km)
These are the course lengths with no controls omitted. You leave out between 2 and 5 controls, depending on your age class, so the actual courses are shorter than these (but don't forget these are straight line distances(.
There's also a novice course
Mass start at 11.30am full details at
Lyme Park Charity Event - Jan 3 2009