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Plush Hill this coming Tuesday is our last event of the summer series.
Thanks once again to the National Trust for allowing us to use this area. They have asked that you do not walk/run through any wet flushes and boggy areas. So please go around if you come across any of these. Once again due to roadworks the A49 north towards Shrewsbury will be closed from 8pm. Therefore Peter and Jane will be set up, and ready for you to start from 6pm, so you will have plenty of time to run and get back up the road before it is closed. Tuesdays evenings Cardingmill Valley Results are up on the website here
This weeks Tuesday evenings event is at Cardingmill Valley. Thank you to The National Trust for once again allowing us to use the area.
Starts will be available from 6pm this week. This is because there are night road closures from 8:00pm on the A49 between Leebotwood and Longnor, so if you are heading north on the A49 towards Shrewsbury after your run, this will affect you, if it is after 8:00pm. So please turn up early and there should be plenty of time to run and get back up the road before it is closed. Please park in the lower car park (The higher car park will be locked early) and walk on up towards the top car park where Sharron and Clive will be for registration/start and finish. The National Trust ecologist Andy has asked of us that we do not walk/run through any of the wet, marshy areas. So please go around if you come across any of these. Thank you to Pete who has produced for us a larger map of the Cardingmill area. Wrekin Orienteers present the annual classic moorland and valley navigation challenge for Orienteers, Mountain Marathon competitors, Trail runners and Park runners who want to extend their horizons.
Flyer here Thank you to Shavington and Cloverley Estates and especially Libby Middleton for kindly giving us permission to use Twemlows wood for our training event last night.
The results are now available on the results page here Next week we are heading south and our venue is the beautiful Cardingmill Valley. A big Thank you to Shropshire Council and especially Shaun Burkey, Country Parks and Sites Officer for giving us permission for our Brown Moss orienteering event.
It managed to stay dry for most of the evening, and well done everyone for slowing down when passing the cows. Thank you to Rod for the brand new map of the area. The results are now available on the results page. Cheers Di. Brown Moss "summer"🤔 evening event are up on the results pages here
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