GLOSS 2018 Wimbledon Common, Sunday 15 July

South London Orienteers present
2018 GLOSS Series Race 4
Sunday  Morning 15 July 2018GLOSS is a friendly inter-club series of competitions run on the Light Green course, with a handicap scoring system which favours the less experienced. All courses are open to all-comers, whether beginners or experienced. SLOW’s event will be on Putney Heath and the northern part of Wimbledon Common.

An overview of the GLOSS series is available from the coordinating club, London Orienteering Klubb.

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Event Centre

The event centre is The Telegraph pub on Putney Heath, SW15 3TU. The pub is in the middle of the heath and there is plenty of parking available on nearby roads. Several bus routes go to “Putney Heath Green Man” which is at the north-east corner of the map and about 500m from The Telegraph.

The pub facilities will be available once it is open for business. It has an excellent range of beers and food, so make the most of the occasion! It is a popular destination on a Sunday for families and those wishing to spend their weekend in a relaxed and friendly environment, and their traditional Sunday roasts prove very popular and attract visitors from far and wide. Please book ahead if you wish to reserve a specific area or large gathering – details on the website.

Location	Wimbledon Common
Address	The Telegraph, Putney Heath SW15 3TU
Latitude/longitude	51.4486, -0.2255
OS grid reference	TQ234736
Maps	Google Maps, OpenStreetMap

Entry

Registration	Between 1000 and 1200
Start Times	Between 1030 and 1230

Entry on the day only.

Seniors	£5
SLOW Juniors	Free
Other Juniors	£2

Electronic timing will be used, and SI cards (regular for £1 and wireless for £2.50) can be hired for the event on the day.

Courses

Course name	Straight line
Light Green (“GLOSS” – fairly tricky)	4km + optional 2.5km extension
Yellow (fairly easy)	2km
White (very easy)	1km
“Naughty Numbers” (for young children)	< 1km

Results

Results will be posted on this website after the event.

Competitors take part in this race at their own risk. Entries and results will be processed by computer, your entry will be taken as agreement to this. The competition is run under the rules and guidelines of, and sanctioned by, British Orienteering.