Evening Event 7

When:: Wednesday 7 September 2011, 18:30
Where:: Norfolk Park - Sheffield
Category:: Local

Details

Results – Norfolk Park Evening Sprint Event 7th September 2011

Thanks to the 14 hardy souls who attended and braved the heavy showers.

Richard and Peter Guillaume

Long

1	A. Bradbury	M20	21.06
2	R. Parkin	M40	21.19
3	S. Bradbury	M18	21.33
4	P Bradbury	M50	28.31
5	K Randall	M21	29.54
6	P. Gorvett	M50	30.10
7	C. Best	M60	32.57
8	P. Tryner	W35	33.45
9	J Franklin	M60	38.34

Middle

1	A. Kilcoyne	W20	16.49
2	N. Craven	M14	18.56
3	D. Parkin	M75	22.45
4	A. Cook	M21	26.24

Short

D. Craven

35.09

Safety & risk

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Venue

Norfolk Heritage Park is a 28 hectare park with a long history, as it is one of the oldest public parks in the country. From 1999 to 2005 the park has been regenerated through a £3.6 million restoration project. New visitor facilities have been constructed, including the Centre in the Park, a multi-purpose community building. The park landscape has been restored to its original Victorian character.

From an orienteering perspective its interest is largely in the woodlands that cover about 25% of the park and the urban surrounds which are currently undergoing re-development. There is a permanent course, maps can be downloaded from the Friends of Norfolk Park website.

Mapping History:
2009 Ray Waight
2010 Chris Smithard (ShUOC) at 1:5000.
2017 Pete Tryner for the the Outdoor City Weekender event with the urban area surrounding the park and All Saints school and Sheffield College (Scale 1:5000 2.5m contours)