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Ventura DIY Urban Discovery
August 22 - September 21, 2020
Saturday - Monday
UPDATE 9/30/2020: Results and answers have now been posted. The answer submission form has been closed. But you are still welcome to go out and do the course for fun.
What is a Do-It-Yourself course?
In order to maintain public health safety, we will not have any public gathering associated with this event. Instead, participants will download the map and questions and go on their own personal schedule to the event site to orienteer.
You are expected to actually go to the event site and run around to find your answers. You must park/start/finish at Plaza Park where the circled triangle is on the map. There is a parking structure down the street and limited street parking.
You will keep your own time. No Time Limit, take all day if you want. You are not expected to visit all the control sites. It is a very large course. Do as many or as few as you like. Only answer the questions for those controls that you visit.
Scoring:
Correct Answer 10 to 80 points as shown on the cluesheet
Not Answered 0 points
Incorrect Answer -5 to -40 points (half the control value)
Results will be ordered first by score and then by reported time spent on course.
The answer submission form will remain active through Sunday, September 20. On Monday, September 21, we will post the answers and results. After that you may still enjoy the course, but results submission will be closed.
NOTE: The registration, map, and questions are implemented through Google docs and forms. Some school or work based domains do not allow access to these tools. If you have problems please use a personal account for access.
Have fun!
Link below is broken. To contact the event director email Clare Durand
Ventura, Plaza Park
Saturday, August 22 | |
6:00 am - 6:00 pm | Ventura DIY: Urban Orienteering |
Course Setter: | Jeff Linder |
Ventura | From northbound 101 take the California Street exit. At the top of the ramp, turn right onto California Street. Continue one block north on California and turn right onto Santa Clara. There is a large free public parking garage on the north side of Santa Clara St. The park is one block further on the south side of Santa Clara St. Street parking next to the park has a two-hour limit. |
Courses: Freeform |