Done that thing during race today... having had physio for damaged hip and knee on one side and been careful for months, compensating with other side means I tore hamstring while lamping up an earthwall at the Grand Festival Of Earthwall Lamping (not it's real name, but should be).

I love how the Mastodon/fedi furry Norwegian architect shares her project to build an Arduino-controlled beehive vibe extends all the way to .

Yes, please, fill my timeline with stories of how you got lost at your local event, pictures of chonky middle-aged village players, and brags about your kid making it to the Western Hokkaido 3rd division championship.

I was prevented from using my new kit collection at the Roehampton park event this week, owing to doctor's orders. So my new club top, jacket and dibber will have to wait until next Tuesday. That one's in Morden Hall Park, so it should be scenic.

An etappe in the city cup. This tile in Tessenderlo. I learned about this year and dor me it is fun. I like it more than races in the street. It is running with your mind that is empty

MTBO at Hgbo Bruk.

Today it was time again. This time it was with my glasses. Am I getting old

The IOF published a new document, clarifying and educating on Sprint Mapping. See description by Ludk Kritka below.
And here is the link to the document:

Did my first 'park O' (park ) event of the London summer series yesterday. Waterlow Park, Archway. Nice place. I'd hoped to drop in on Karl Marx at Highgate Cemetery, next door, but he'd turned in for the night.

Oggi celebriamo la Giornata Mondiale dell'Orienteering!

Un'avventura tra natura, strategia e movimento, dove mappa e bussola diventano gli strumenti per esplorare il mondo.

Leggete larticolo e scoprite di pi!

Street event this evening in Bethnal Green, E London. As it doesn't get dark now until about 9pm, no need for a head torch, thankfully. Aim will be to beat my friend, and friendly rival, Paul. I'm quicker than him, but he's been known to out-navigate me.

Belgian Championship Sprint Orienteering.
I started this year with . And already running in the Belgian Chalpionships.
What I knew was confirmed here. I need to learn a lot

It is 10Mila time this weekend!

Here's a test of magnanimity. Your son beats you at on his first attempt at the sport. He does much better than you thought he would, even taking account of his faster running. What do you feel Damn, he beat me, or, what a great achievement, what's not to celebrate I managed the latter - just!

Here are the rotation and fixed frame demonstrated

Some overdue improvements for my app just dropped. Video editor takes next level: you can

- Rotate & zoom the video
- Decide between a fixed frame or centered one
- Change dot and line color, width
- Change video aspect ratio & resolution

I have been feeling a bit down lately. All kinds of illnesses are attacking me constantly. Again feverish days. But I get much enjoyment when I am watching my Control Club feed right now. I have Matthias Kyburz, Simona Aebersold and Minna Kauppi posting their trainings

One good thing about technology and data is it allows you to accurately quantify how much you mess up. I've finally looked at my route analysis from JK relays: clearly mentally not in the game for control 1. Will have to make up for it on Beacon Hill tonight...

Last time i ran in an relay was Spring Cup 2000 in Denmark, a quarter century ago. My dibber had only 5 digits (37266), my knees worked, I was in a team of friends, and I trained and raced nearly every week. Things change! It was fun to see how it's changed, and fun to hurtle with a pack (but not fun to foul up the first control badly). There should be more relays.

Well that's the whole Jan Kjellstrm International Festival of Orienteering over for another year . Thanks to all the volunteers and excellent organisation

Day 2, let's go . Today is middle distance race at Tankersley, intricate contour time. The best prep does not involve sharing a hotel room with my kids.

I managed to survive without any emotional distress

I might bump into you there. Or I might just be stuck crying at the bottom of a set of stairs given the map complexity

Good luck to anyone in the world who is off to the centre of Sheffield today for JK day 1 - sprint discipline international race in the city centre, with trams, ebikes, canals, a public holiday, and presumably one of the longest risk assessment forms ever submitted!

Moseley Green 1988 . The eastern part was covered by the 1973 Oakenhill Wood map of variable scale infamy.

My last reason to keep Windows on one last laptop just disappeared: hardware now works fine for me with and . What did it was: wine regedit (cf. superuser.com question 619528) and usermod dialout and tty (don't remember where I found the info). It wasn't a big deal really, just try and find out if you're interested. I only do trial and error myself, almost no background knowledge at all. all in all ok, too, although slightly inconvenient.

Premir i H55.

Wenn nur alte Straenkarten immer gut gewesen wren... manchmal waren sie nur alt.
Den Umgang mit Karten kann man beim ben. Freie willkommen, um gute Karten zu untersttzen!

It's a lovely afternoon for in . We're hoping for a good turnout!

If you're near tomorrow (Saturday 5th) and would like to try , come along to Coldham's Common between 1pm and 3pm. Courses planned by me.

Guten Morgen zum Weinberg in .

Kul att orienteringsssongen r igng igen.

Yesterday was the first time I arranged an training without using Purple Pen or OCAD, instead all courses set in the browser using my own O-Scout software. Still far from feature complete, but actually sort of useful now.

Sounds glorious for a bit of . I wonder what financial state some of the golf courses around here are in and whether the town has its eyes on them

"Another sport to add to the mix". Chuffed at the coverage. Shame they completely ignored a World Championship of another sport. One taking place literally on their doorstep in Holyrood.

Jedermann/-frau Orientierungslauf in Wolfsburg-Westhagen am 23.3. Mehr unter ol-tvjahn.jimdofree.com

Super day this weekend running an race with my kid ( to be more precise). Beautiful views of Miravet and some cool plants but I couldn't stop to take many pictures!

The one Peter Gabriel did not write a song about......

Bannerdown 1976. are big on and I can remember them running coaches to events. Lots of Letratone on this one.
I have not seen any recent maps of the area.

www.geograph.org.uk/photo/329260

Strines 1978. A very fine runnable forest used for the relay. Now the western part has been turned into moorland and the area has long since disappeared from fixture lists.
This race was in snow.
www.geograph.org.uk/photo/171070

Wharncliffe 1978
individual with M17 course. Lots of rock features in an area often wheeled out by for big events.
2022 version:
www.syo.routegadget.co.uk/rg2/#233

www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3813501

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