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Snowy



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Pot Noodle Navigation Challenge 2010

After the success of last years event, AndrewS and I are organising the 2010 Pot Noodle Challenge.
Full details are over on disco3.co.uk here:
http://www.disco3.co.uk/forum/topic43824.html
But just to give you an overview, the event will run on a 2 day navigation challenge basis on Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th June 2010 with an overnight camp (inc caravans) at the halfway point. The campsite will be available on Friday and Sunday nights also.

This will be a navigation challenge around normal roads and green lanes in Herefordshire/Wales, nothing severe and it will be non damaging if driven correctly. You will need to collect answers to clues, complete challenges and write down flavours of fixed pot noodle pots distributed around the route. The event is aimed at the whole family, and is not about MTRs and winches.

You will need a Sat Nav that can have longditude/latitude waypoints entered (LR Sat Nav is ok) or mapping software (Memory Map or Fugawi). If you don't have either of the above, then you can team up with someone that does, or we can put you with someone to follow.

Cost will be £100 for the weekend including the cost for the camp site. There will be proper toilet facilities on site with hot and cold running water.

I will PM everyone signed up to pay a NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT of £40.

Sign up here if you are interested.

Any questions please post here or PM me. I wanna live till I die, no more, no less


Last edited by Snowy on 19th Mar 2010 9:27pm. Edited 1 time in total

Post #15124 19th Mar 2010 12:45pm
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dan_uk_1984



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Looked promising untill I read about other ppl's scratches from green lanes, having none of that! 

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Snowy



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Understand your concerns, but one thing we are going to ensure is that, if driven correctly and sensibly, this event will be non damaging, no dents or scratches. We will have Marshals at any technical sections for advice and assistance if needed. We want this event to be fun, for the whole family. Thumbs Up I wanna live till I die, no more, no less

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dan_uk_1984



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Might be able to be convinced then, so no overgrown green lanes? 

Post #15154 19th Mar 2010 5:58pm
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AndrewS



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The lanes will be cleared so you will NOT get scratched, well as long as you dont go hooning into a hedge. If you drive sensibly and stay in the ruts you wont get a mark on the car Thumbs Up

Post #15171 19th Mar 2010 8:36pm
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Snowy



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Would be great to see a Range Rover out there Thumbs Up I wanna live till I die, no more, no less

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Jem0911



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Note of interest here.
Will look into the dates.
Are off road tyres a recommendation? 15MY SDV8 Vogue SE

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Snowy



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There shouldn't be any need for off road tyres. Plenty of people will be on road tyres. Thumbs Up I wanna live till I die, no more, no less

Post #15179 19th Mar 2010 10:13pm
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AndrewS



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Jem0911 wrote:
Are off road tyres a recommendation?


A standard FFRR on road tyres will complete this with ease Thumbs Up

Exclamation Or do you want me to say you will defo need some MTR's to take part Question
Let me know via pm and I will edit this post to suit. Whistle Whistle

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Snowy



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Anyone else interested?

The MD of Quo Mapping is joining us for the weekend. He has offered to bring his mapping software and equipment and will navigate for someone for the course of the weekend. You will still be eligible for the prizes which are:
Quo Mapping including full GB maps at 1:50K
Garmin Etrex handheld GPS
DiscoTech D3 fuel tank guard - Embarassed can't see you guys being interested in that Whistle
4 and 8M tow ropes as used by Land Rover
T Shirts and other great prizes. The prize fund is well in excess of £350
Just let me know if you are interested in taking him up on his offer.

Quo Mapping will also be doing a presentation of there current products, and new ones in the pipeline on Friday evening.

We will also have Helsport Tents on display, as Disco3.co.uk use RLD is an agent for them. I wanna live till I die, no more, no less

Post #15496 23rd Mar 2010 9:07pm
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