Ampthill Park - Galoppen Wed, 15 May 2002
Results

Orange, 2.3km

   Name                 Time   Comments
   -------------------  -----  --------
   Katy Woods                  I do not have your card, Katy

Light Green, 3.4km

   Name                 Time   Comments
   -------------------  -----  --------
 1 Rolf Crook           23:23
 2 Mark Collis          26:52
 3 Marcus Misson        30:08
 4 Hally Hardie         30:44
 5 Julia Wotton         33:51
 6 Leo Eisner           34:35
 7 Blanka Sengerova     35:32
 8 Lindsey Freeman      40:36
 9 Roger Horton         47:10
10 Bob Hill             54     inclusive of control hanging/moving consultations
11 Chris Bell           58:15
   Peter Woods                 I do not have your card, Peter
   Clare Woods                 retired

Light Green + Score

   Name                 Time   Comments
   -------------------  -----  --------
 1 Rolf Crook           50:80
 2 Hally Hardie         68:63
 3 Blanka Sengerova     75:03  omitted 2
 4 Marcus Misson        75:55
 5 Leo Eisner           got the controls collected in around him - sorry Leo.

Thank you very much, Chris and the Woods family for coming to help with the Schools League event and then staying on to run.  Thank you, Bob, who started early and came back twice; once for a vandalised control and a second time to dispute the position of 113 (the spring).  Later runners were unhappy with my rehung control!

I agree with Bob that the spring has been mapped in the re-entrant and with Julia that it is not actually in the re-entrant.  My geomorphological consultant (Ron) reckons that springs are seasonal and can move around with time and are not generally found in re-entrants.  The spring is active at the moment and is correctly mapped with respect to the small depression and probably to a bearing from the path/track junction to the SW but not wrt the re-entrant.

I went back to check the pit and knoll in the SW corner of the map and I agree with you Hally that I was some 10m out in the placing - I did hang the control high, however!

Many of the platforms in Ampthill are formed by little landslips and apparently change with time.  The rhododendrons have, unfortunately, extended greatly.

Time for a new map - I promise that Ampthill will now be re-mapped (Leo has offered to help, which is great) so that future events can be planned on an up-to-date map.

Ursula