Pl Name Age Class Club Time
White (2) 1.300 km 10 m 10 C
1 Kim Bailey W12 NONE 14:15
2 Sarah Wardle W6 NOR 21:50
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Yellow (13) 2.100 km 25 m 10 C
1 Ruth & James Taylor M10 / W14 WYCOL 19:03
2 Conor Weed M10 SUFFOC 20:06
3 Richard McCormick M14 NOR 20:22
4 William Louth +1 M10 WAOC 22:54
5 Henry Mole M6 NONE 23:10
6 Antigone Jeffock W9 NONE 28:42
7 Evans Family NONE 32:27
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8 Miller+6 NONE 32:46
9 Kate Baxendale W35 BAOC 36:53
10 Sam Dean W21 SUFFOC 36:57
11 Felix Wilkie M8 NONE 39:01
12 Alex Powell Davies M NONE 42:00
13 Benjamin Scott M7 WAOC 57:01
Orange (26) 3.100 km 35 m 11 C
1 Alex Grey M/Y7 NONE 28:46
2 Sophie Louth W12 WAOC 30:12
3 Christopher Thomas M18 NONE 30:51
4 Matthew Johnson M14 SOS 32:42
5 Penny Gray W/Y9 NONE 34:17
6 Will & Sue Hooton M/W NONE 36:28
7 Joe & Simon Hooton M NONE 38:51
8 Sally Johnson W35 SOS 41:12
9 Sue Lowther W21 SUFFOC 42:25
10 Thomas Louth M10 WAOC 42:28
11 Wickson family NONE 43:40
12 Piran Jeffcock M12 NONE 43:41
13 Robert Powell Davies M6 NONE 44:00
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14 Corin Jeffcock M14 NONE 44:43
15 Sylvia Jeffcock W45 NONE 46:42
16 Jenny Dale Y7 NONE 49:12
17 Warrington M21 NONE 50:07
18 Jonathon Dale Y5 NONE 51:05
19 James Park M10 SUFFOC 59:10
20 Michael Hampel-Clark + 2 W35/2/M6 SUFFOC 1:01:48
21 Harry Flack M8 SUFFOC 1:06:12
21 Ella Price M5 SUFFOC 1:06:12
23 Adam Chalkley M12 NOR 1:11:08
24 Maya Price W3 SUFFOC 1:15:46
25 Cahill + Ridout M/W12 NOR 1:41:10
26 Wain Family NOR 1:50:01
Red (6) 5.000 km 60 m 17 C
1 N Tomkins M35 NONE 37:36
2 Alan Alford M45 SOS 42:35
3 Bob Cathmoir M60 SOS 47:15
4 Gillian Powell Davies W40 NONE 53:12
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5 Eleanor Pippard W40 WAOC 1:12:17
6 Isabella Todd W10/Y5 NONE 1:17:24
Light Green (22) 4.600 km 45 m 14 C
1 Anna Welch W35 NONE 43:09
2 Susan Mathews W35 WAOC 44:36
3 Mike Petch M50 NONE 45:53
4 Rob Shuff M45 NONE 50:01
5 Mike Wilkie M40 NONE 50:52
6 S Elias M50 NONE 52:41
7 Daniel/Leanne W14/M14 NOR 54:00
8 Mark Powell Davies M45 NONE 54:24
9 Emma Johnson W16 SOS 54:34
10 Louise Catling W35 NOR 55:25
11 Mark Jeffcock M45 NONE 56:54
12 Gordon Smith M45 NONE 1:03:03
13 Kiri Alford W18 SOS 1:04:22
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14 Chris Herbert M45 NONE 1:04:50
15 Susan Campell W35 WAOC 1:07:56
16 Stephen Goodswen M16 NOR 1:09:24
17 S Woods W WAOC 1:11:22
18 Nicola & Andrew Baneer W14/M16 SOS 1:16:56
19 John Russell M60 SOS 1:18:50
20 Julie Moore W40 NOR 1:21:42
Alan Milton M75 SOS mp
Pauline Stevens W75 SOS dns
Green (25) 5.400 km 55 m 15 C
1 Mark Chalkley M14/Y9 NOR 43:34
2 Barry Pilgrim M55 NOR 48:41
3 Vivienne Broughton W40 SUFFOC 49:39
4 Graham Wardle M50 NOR 50:04
5 Jo West W16 SOS 53:04
6 John Webb M65 SUFFOC 53:37
7 Clare Woods W16 WAOC 56:10
8 Alison Gourd W35 CROC 57:09
9 Richard Chalkley M50 NOR 57:28
10 Martin Fulcher M21 NOR 58:39
11 John Beadle M55 WAOC 58:47
12 M Lowther M35 SUFFOC 1:01:10
13 Peter Wood M55 CROC 1:03:41
14 Chris Davies M55 SUFFOC 1:05:03
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15 Sue Speller W40 WAOC 1:06:16
16 Maria Marshall W50 WAOC 1:06:46
17 K. & S. Fulcher M55/ W50 NOR 1:07:07
18 Kris Hampel M35 SUFFOC 1:08:05
19 Clive Coles M55 SUFFOC 1:11:25
20 Nancy Powell Davies W50 SOS 1:19:37
21 Ken Frost M60 NOR 1:41:01
22 David Stuart & Family NOR 2:00:31
Gillian Pilgrim W60 NOR mp
Cath Pennington W50 WAOC mp
Roger Stenson M65 NOR mp
Blue (28) 6.400 km 80 m 18 C
1 Graham Louth M40 WAOC 47:43
2 Blanka Sengerova W21 WAOC 49:42
3 Martin Rigby M45 BAOC 52:24
4 Garry Moore M55 NOR 53:51
5 D. Green M45 WAOC 54:43
6 Tony Wiskich M21 NONE 54:56
7 Laurie Rudling M50 NOR 56:04
8 Paul Price M40 NOR 56:18
9 Cooper Scotting M35 NONE 57:36
10 Bob Blows M50 WAOC 58:08
11 Les Jarrald M50 NOR 59:38
12 Lyn West W45 SOS 59:50
13 Perry Mole M35 SUFFOC 1:00:26
14 J C Gray M40 SUFFOC 1:00:43
15 Geraldine Russell W55 SOS 1:01:39
16 Louise Walker W35 SUFFOC 1:01:58
17 Charlie Middleton M35 NOR 1:02:13
18 C Nicholson M60 SMOC 1:02:16
19 Anne Elvidge W40 SUFFOC 1:03:21
20 Nicola Gardner W45 WAOC 1:03:28
21 Robert Mann M55 SOS 1:04:48
22 Paul Fretter M35 NONE 1:05:33
23 Caroline Louth W40 WAOC 1:06:54
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24 Bruce Marshall M50 WAOC 1:14:26
25 Geoff Eagles M50 NOR 1:17:24
26 Tom Elias M18 NOR 1:17:46
27 Terry Croft M NONE 1:26:49
28 M A Bone M50 NONE 1:28:22
Brown (20) 8.100 km 85 m 29 C
1 Rob Campell M35 WAOC 46:14
2 Bill Morgan M50 NOR 1:03:24
3 Andrew Elliott M21 SUFFOC 1:04:02
4 Simon Peck M45 SUFFOC 1:06:02
5 Rob Weed M35 SUFFOC 1:06:49
6 Johnathon Ellis M21 LOG 1:07:46
7 Clive Baker M45 NOR 1:09:18
8 Mark Collis M21 DRONGO 1:09:54
9 Chris Hawkins M35 HAVOC 1:12:25
10 Roger Horton M55 WAOC 1:14:43
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11 Peter Woods M45 WAOC 1:19:00
12 Barry Parker M50 NOR 1:19:47
13 Rob Breen M35 NONE 1:23:08
14 Mike Challis M45 SOC 1:26:22
15 Helen Gardner W18 WAOC 1:30:11
16 Simon Gardner M16 WAOC 1:30:31
17 Rodney Freeburn M65 NOR 1:35:41
18 Sandra Bower W40 NONE 2:15:55
19 P Bower M45 RAFO 2:25:07
David West M18 SOS dnf
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First off, I want to thank The National Trust and those Suffoc members who gained the necessary permissions in order to gain authority to run the event. One of the main tasks of the organiser is to ensure that there are enough people to make sure the event runs smoothly, so I would like to say a big thank you to those club members who agreed to help on the day. Being Mother's Day made the task of getting help even more difficult than usual, but the small band of helpers worked well and ensured that the day ran smoothly and without hitch. (The only worrying moment was when, about 15 minutes before registration opened, the deer warden came over and mentioned that there were a lot of red and white flags around the place that could worry the deer!! Fortunately, all we had to do was move the finish banner!) It is definitely the case with running an orienteering event that 'many hands make light work.' The more helpers we have, the less time that is required of them and everyone can get a run without disrupting the event administration. So next time someone phones to ask for help, maybe consider giving an hour before or after your run. Worthy of particular note are Simon Peck and June Webb (and June's granddaughter)
for their excellent marshalling of the hundreds of cars that arrived on
the day. Not only did we have a decent numbers of runners for the event,
but also there were a huge number of visitors to Ickworth House who all
needed to park. |
| Julian Dean - SUFFOC |
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When I initially looked at the Ickworth map, I thought how am I going to use the woods to the NW of the map. I really wanted to use it, as in the 6 years I have been in the area, I have never seen it used. So after a visit to the area (and armed with a map full of potential control sites marked) I started to plan. I toyed with the idea of a second finish but this was quickly discarded, as was a second start. (Both would have caused a headache for Julian the organiser). The courses had taken shape and were going in an anti-clockwise direction. Then, whilst out tagging the control sites, as I was coming backup the hill toward the house, I thought they won't thank me for this uphill stretch at the end of the courses. Thus, whilst staring at the map in the car, there was a sudden flash of inspiration what if … So, after discussion with Colin (controller), the clockwise courses you all ran (and from all the comments I received) enjoyed were born. A nice warm up run then off into the woods where the thinking!? started. I must thank Colin for his guidance and for keeping me on the right track. I must also say well done to Julian. He did a very good job for his first time as an organiser. See you in the forest |
| Paul Lowe - SUFFOC |
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Ickworth presents a challenge to the planner - to keep the 'dead' distance between blocks of wood to a minimum, or at least to try to find some interest en route. The previous answers to the challenge have involved use of the southern blocks of wood - and very enjoyable they were. Paul, when trying to integrate Daisy Wood in the north with some other woodland, had a flash of inspiration to base the longer courses exclusively in this area. Then, having started thinking anti-clockwise, a further leap of imagination saw the direction of courses reversed, to give the enthusiastic, fresh-legged runner a tiring run, just to dull his/her judgement when entering the wood. The use of a high number of controls and thoughtful legs produced a good set of longer courses in a woodland with many helpful features, and acceptable runnability (at least at this time of year). Shorter courses that remained in Albana Woods used the perimeter path - It was a real pleasure to visit the park for snowdrops, celandines, and daffodils, and for the variety of wildlife - hares, fallow and muntjac deer, regular woodpeckers. In the week of the event, there was a frisson of concern about sheep being moved into the main park, thus restricting the use of permanently open gates. However, a useful discussion with the friendly Head Warden solved this one. Whoever coined the phrase 'The Silence of the Lambs' had not visited Ickworth on an early morning in March - the ewes and offspring were creating a noise level that could be expected in a nightclub (a disco bleat?). Paul made my job easy - so thanks to him and the organising team for
an excellent day. |
| Colin West - SOS |