Thurlbear Woods
A soggy JOG
What a wet and uninviting day! Even worse for Chris Philip the planner who spent the morning putting out controls in the pouring rain!
Willett Hill JOG
All courses visited the tower at the top of the hill so everyone had a chance to catch their breath and enjoy the views!
It was good to see people chatting at the end comparing their courses and discussing their route choices.
Buckland Wood JOG
Buckland Wood is not an easy venue to find so we were pleased that so many people came…see the photo of the car park! It was also a new area for JOG and most courses presented quite a challenge.
Queen's College JOG
Andrew Page planned the courses at Queens last Saturday, making good use of the complex buildings to encourage accurate map reading.
Photos (Dropbox) - by Jim Pearson
Brilliant photos from Jim again!
Broomfield Hill JOG
It was the first time we have had a “long leg” map memory for the Fox course and it proved quite challenging! As well as a lot of our regular JOGgers we welcomed three new families along to enjoy Chris Hasler’s courses.
Buddy scheme
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The club has developed a scheme designed to help and encourage those looking to improve and / or gain confidence. But for it to work properly, we need more potential matches. All welcome regardless of age or experience.
Lydeard Hill JOG
Will we? Won’t we have JOG? In the end we made the right choice, it was SO windy BUT dry and warm, a wonderful time to be on Lydeard Hill and plenty of people came along.
Fyne & dandy
Saturday's JOG
Family friendly Fyne Court was the scene for the third JOG of the season, in warm and sunny weather. Karen Lewis was one of several who must have thought they knew the area well - until they tried Steve Robertson's 'Fox' training exercise.
The Soggy
...I mean The Spinney
Unremitting rain was forecast and that’s what we got for our first event at The Spinney, Kingston St. Mary.
Juniors
Our junior section has become a bigger an ever more important part of the club over the years. What schemes and resources are available to juniors?