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UID:e6a39f0140bd1be18f789b77b3d19e72
CATEGORIES:ACT
CREATED:20211129T214721
SUMMARY:Night/Day
LOCATION:Mt Clear\, Namadgi National Park
URL;VALUE=URI:https://new.act.rogaine.asn.au/event-details/eventdetail/104/-/night-day.ht
 ml?tmpl=component
DESCRIPTION:Lured by Lyrebirds
\n
Night event 5 hr, Saturday 10 September 18:00 - 23:00
  | Day event 6 hr, Sunday 11 September 09:30 - 15:30\n
 \n
 (/navlight/ACTR
 A/22night/html/)  (https://gallery.act.rogaining.org.au/2022-Events/22night
 /)\n
Come and explore the picturesque area around Mt Clear and Brayshaws hu
 t for these events. The southern end of Namadgi National Park is beautiful 
 with open valleys, historic huts and other ruins and rocky outcrops. You'll
  very likely hear one of the many lyrebirds out on the course!\n
The same c
 ourse will be used for both events so you can practice your night navigatio
 n before blitzing the course the following day.\n
Final Instructions
Thank 
 you for entering the Lured by Lyrebrids Night and/or Day Event on 10‑11 Sep
 tember 2022. Team leaders, make sure that everyone on your team reads this 
 whole document carefully.\n
Important
Allow 1.5 hours as a comfortable trav
 el time from north Canberra to the Hash House. Watch for animals on the Bob
 oyan road when driving – especially at evening/night and early morning. Cyc
 lists also use the road regularly. Please consider carpooling as parking is
  limited.\n
COVID-19 Measures\n

\n - If you are awaiting the result of a C
 OVID-19 test; or if you are feeling unwell, or have flu-like symptoms, plea
 se stay home.
\n - Touch points at the toilets will be cleaned regularly.
\
 n - Please maintain a safe 1.5m distance from other teams - including while
  doing your route planning, at the briefings, at the start and finish, and 
 when approaching controls.

Indemnity Form\n
Please bring to the event a pr
 inted and completed indemnity form located here (images/ACTRA_INDEMNITY_AND
 _RELEASE_standard.pdf). Check the team list for your relevant event on the 
 home page to ensure that all details for your team including category are c
 orrect. If incorrect, please contact the Event Contact prior to the event.\
 n

\n - Ensure that all team members sign a separate indemnity form. Parent
 s or guardians must sign for people under 18. Also provide registration num
 ber(s) of your car(s) at the Hash House. Be sure to put your team number on
  the form.
\n - Present your completed indemnity form at the registration d
 esk.
\n - Medical advice: All competitors should consider advising their pa
 rtner of any pre‑existing medical conditions (such as diabetes, asthma, epi
 lepsy, susceptibility to anaphylaxis) that may require first-aid action on 
 course. This should include a description of the symptoms, the required fir
 st-aid action, and the location in their bag of any medication (such as sug
 ar, ventolin, epi-pen, anti-histamines).

How to Get There
The Hash House i
 s located on the Boboyan road at the NSW/ACT boundary, approximately 4 km s
 outh of the Mt Clear campground in Namadgi National Park. \n
Allow 1.5 hour
 s as a comfortable travel time from North Canberra to the Hash House. Watch
  for animals on the Boboyan road when driving – especially at evening/night
  and early morning. Cyclists also use the road regularly.\n
From Canberra, 
 follow directions to Tharwa. Head south on the Boboyan road. While this roa
 d is sealed for the first ~33 km (to just past Rendezvous Creek), there are
  potholes in places. Be particularly aware of a large set of potholes acros
 s the entire road on the downhill just after you have climbed Fitz’s Hill.\
 n
The dirt portion of the road (approximately another 20 km) is in relative
 ly good condition with some potholes and corrugations.\n
Drive over the cat
 tle-grid and park in the area west of the road or as directed. Parking is e
 xtremely limited so carpooling is highly recommended.\n
The HH location on 
 google maps is here (https://goo.gl/maps/WyVKSgQjD5cY71bc9).  \n
Registrati
 on, Map Availability, Start Times
The Night (5hr) Event will commence by wa
 y of a mass start at 6:00pm sharp on Saturday 10 September, with a novice b
 riefing at 5:50pm and a final briefing at 5:55pm. Registration will open at
  4:00pm. \n
The Day (6hr) Event will commence by way of a mass start at 9:3
 0am sharp on Sunday 11 September, with a novice briefing at 9:20am and a fi
 nal briefing at 9:25am. Registration will open at 7:30am.\n
To register, on
 e person only per team to register and collect maps. That person will need 
 to:\n

\n - Bring first aid kit (per team), so that it can be checked; see 
 below for what it must contain
\n - Show you have a space blanket for each 
 person (will be available for purchase if required)
\n - Bring one complete
 d indemnity form per team member

Electronic scoring - As this event is usi
 ng the Navlight system of scoring, each team member will be issued with a w
 ristband and tag upon registration.\n
You will also be given pre-marked map
 s, control descriptions, course setter's notes and a small copy of the map 
 to be used as a flight plan. We recommend that you arrive at least an hour 
 prior to the start of the event to allow enough time for final preparations
  and route planning. Each team must mark their intended route on the flight
  plan and hand it in before starting. \n
Map and Course Details
There will 
 be one A3 map (297x420mm), 1:25,000 with 10 m contour interval. Magnetic no
 rth lines are marked on the map. Out of bounds areas are marked in red. The
  control descriptions have been printed on the back. The map is printed on 
 Teslin paper which is very tough and generally does not need to be covered 
 in contact.\n
The forest is generally fairly open, providing good visibilit
 y. Some sections have fallen trees/branches and there are also occasional d
 ense patches of Cassinia (non-prickly but quite thick scrub). Gaitors and l
 ong-pants are recommended. The course setters have indicated where you are 
 most likely to find this in their notes. The creek systems will have an abu
 ndance of water so do expect to get wet feet.\n
Water
Please bring enough w
 ater for Hash House use and for at least 3 hours on course. There is only o
 ne water drop on the course. There is a pump that screws into the top of th
 e water container to use. There is (a lot of!) water in the larger creeks o
 n the course, but it should be sterilised if drunk.  Sterilisation tablets 
 will be available at the Hash House if needed, but consider bringing your o
 wn method of sterilisation if you have it.  \n
Camping
Camping is available
  on Saturday night at either the Hash House (on the private land on the NSW
  side of the border) or a few minutes up the road at the Mt Clear Campgroun
 d. Camping fees are included in your entry fee. We encourage all night part
 icipants to camp so that you are not driving home in the dark with the abun
 dant wildlife in Namadgi National Park. Of course, for those day rogainers 
 who don't like a super-early start, come and camp Saturday night too!\n
If 
 you are camping at the Mt Clear Campground, please be economical with parki
 ng as it is extremely limited. There is overflow parking 50m further on fro
 m the campground at the gate to the Naas Valley Firetrail.\n
Other Informat
 ion
Catering is being provided by Hartley Lifecare. In addition to the end-
 of-event feeds (part of your entry fee) they are offering a hot breakfast f
 or pre-orders - a bargain at just $5 per person.  Porridge, egg and bacon r
 olls are on the menu. Pre-orders must be made with your entry.\n
Please Bri
 ng to the Event

\n - Completed indemnity form
\n - Map will be printed on 
 Teslin waterproof paper with control descriptions on reverse side. Contact 
 or map case optional.
\n - Coloured pens, pencils, scissors, highlighter pe
 n, table and chairs or board for map preparation. The marquee will be avail
 able for planning.
\n - Some food for before and/or during the event.
\n - 
 Your own plate, bowl, cup and cutlery for catering.
\n - Water for your use
  at the Hash House and to start the event with (there is no running water o
 n site).
\n - Portaloos will be at the Hash House. You may like to bring yo
 ur own hand sanitiser.

Carry on Course
Mandatory Equipment\n

\n - Whistle
  (per person)
\n - Basic first aid kit (that includes 2 compression bandage
 s and 1 wound dressing) (per team)
\n - space blanket (per person)
\n - hea
 d torch (with spare batteries) (per person) (for the night event)

Other it
 ems we recommend that you carry/wear\n

\n - food for the event
\n - water 
 for 3 hours
\n - compass
\n - gaiters – recommended for scrub protection
\n
  - long trousers – recommended for scrub protection and warmth
\n - watch
\
 n - pen/pencil
\n - head torch and spare batteries
\n - Mobile phone for em
 ergencies
\n - Sunscreen, sun-hat, sunglasses
\n - Adequate warm clothes fo
 r the conditions (noting conditions can change quickly):

\n - raincoat, wa
 rm jacket
\n - thermals + a spare if it is wet
\n - gloves
\n - beanie



M
 obile Phone Coverage
Mobile phone coverage is not good on the course or at 
 the Hash House. If you have an emergency or need to contact the event coord
 inator on the day of the event, consider sending an SMS.  \n
The Hash House
  number will be 0147 148 005 (satellite phone) and is printed on the map.\n
 
Summary of Event Rules and Scoring

\n - The only navigational aids permit
 ted are the maps we provide together with your compasses.
\n - Teams consis
 t of 2 to 5 competitors and must remain within earshot of each other at all
  times. All members must simultaneously get to within 5m of each control po
 int.
\n - All team members must punch their Navlight tags at each control t
 o score points.
\n - The point values of each control are the ‘ten-value’ –
  ie control 22 is worth 20 points, control 64 is worth 60 points, control 1
 01 is worth 100 points.
\n - If a Navlight punch has failed, record the thr
 ee letter code visible inside the end of the punch.
\n - Competitors must n
 ot enter out-of-bounds areas; gates must be left as found; stock must not b
 e disturbed.
\n - The organisers may disqualify a team if it acts against t
 hese rules or against the spirit of the event.
\n - A team can retire a mem
 ber at the hash house. This will finish that team's event. A new team can f
 orm but it must start with zero score.
\n - Late Penalty: 10 points per min
 ute (or part) late. Disqualification if more than 30 minutes late.
\n - If 
 teams score equal points then the first team home will have a higher rank.

 
Presentation and Awards
Post-event food and drinks will be available from 
 10pm for the Night Event and 2:30pm for the Day Event. Please bring your ow
 n plate and utensils.\n
Prizes will be awarded to the winners of each categ
 ory and certificates to the place-getters of most categories. This is depen
 dent on final numbers and will be announced on the day. Presentations will 
 take place around 45 minutes after the end of the event.\n
Event volunteers
 
If you have queries contact the Event Contact listed below.\n




Event Co
 ntact\n


Benita Sommerville, 0409 809 689,  (mailto:bcsomm@yahoo.com)This 
 email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled
  to view it.\n




Coordinator\n


Benita Sommerville\n




Setters and Vet
 ters\n


Setters: Greg Terrill, Peter Miller, Silke Speier\n
Vetters: Andre
 w Rowe, Gareth Prosser\n




First Aid\n


Jonathan Fearn, Tom Banks\n





 General Help\n


David Baldwin, Julie Quinn, Kiera Banks, Travis Ey, Troy S
 kaleskog, Brianna Wiseman\n




Control Collectors\n


Sue Brown, Sarah Buc
 kerfield, Stephen Goggs, Jonathan Miller\n



 This event was imported from
 : https://new.act.rogaine.asn.au/event-details/eventdetail/104/-/night-day.
 html?tmpl=component

X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h2>Lured by Lyrebirds</h2><p><img src="https://new.act.rogaine.asn.au/imag
 es/22Night_bobeyan_valley.jpeg" alt="22Night bobeyan valley" width="397" he
 ight="298" style="margin: 10px auto; display: block;" /></p><p><strong>Nigh
 t event 5 hr, Saturday 10 September 18:00 - 23:00 | Day event 6 hr, Sunday 
 11 September 09:30 - 15:30</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><a href="https://new
 .act.rogaine.asn.au/navlight/ACTRA/22night/html/"><img src="https://new.act
 .rogaine.asn.au/images/results.png" alt="enter event" width="150" height="6
 4" /></a> <a href="https://gallery.act.rogaining.org.au/2022-Events/22night
 /"><img src="https://new.act.rogaine.asn.au/images/gallery.png" alt="edit e
 ntry" width="150" height="64" /></a></p><p>Come and explore the picturesque
  area around Mt Clear and Brayshaws hut for these events. The southern end 
 of Namadgi National Park is beautiful with open valleys, historic huts and 
 other ruins and rocky outcrops. You'll very likely hear one of the many lyr
 ebirds out on the course!</p><p>The same course will be used for both event
 s so you can practice your night navigation before blitzing the course the 
 following day.</p><h2>Final Instructions</h2><p>Thank you for entering the 
 <strong>Lured by Lyrebrids Night and/or Day Event</strong> on 10‑11&nbsp;Se
 ptember 2022. Team leaders, make sure that everyone on your team reads this
  whole document carefully.</p><h3>Important</h3><p>Allow 1.5 hours as a com
 fortable travel time from north Canberra to the Hash House. Watch for anima
 ls on the Boboyan road when driving – especially at evening/night and early
  morning. Cyclists also use the road regularly. Please consider carpooling 
 as parking is limited.</p><p><strong>COVID-19 Measures</strong></p><ul><li>
 If you are awaiting the result of a COVID-19 test; or if you are feeling un
 well, or have flu-like symptoms, please stay home.</li><li>Touch points at 
 the toilets will be cleaned regularly.</li><li>Please maintain a safe 1.5m 
 distance from other teams - including while doing your route planning, at t
 he briefings, at the start and finish, and when approaching controls.</li><
 /ul><p><strong>Indemnity Form</strong></p><p>Please bring to the event a pr
 inted and completed indemnity form located&nbsp;<a href="https://new.act.ro
 gaine.asn.au/images/ACTRA_INDEMNITY_AND_RELEASE_standard.pdf">here</a>. Che
 ck the team list for your relevant event on the home page&nbsp;to ensure th
 at all details for your team including category are correct.&nbsp;If incorr
 ect, please contact the Event Contact prior to the event.</p><ul><li>Ensure
  that all team members sign a separate indemnity form. Parents or guardians
  must sign for people under 18. Also provide registration number(s) of your
  car(s) at the Hash House. Be sure to put your team number on the form.</li
 ><li>Present your completed indemnity form at the registration desk.</li><l
 i>Medical advice: All competitors should consider advising their partner of
  any pre‑existing medical conditions (such as diabetes, asthma, epilepsy, s
 usceptibility to anaphylaxis) that may require first-aid action on course. 
 This should include a description of the symptoms, the required first-aid a
 ction, and the location in their bag of any medication (such as sugar, vent
 olin, epi-pen, anti-histamines).</li></ul><h3>How to Get There</h3><p>The H
 ash House is located on the Boboyan road at the NSW/ACT boundary, approxima
 tely 4 km south of the Mt Clear campground in Namadgi National Park.&nbsp;<
 /p><p>Allow 1.5 hours as a comfortable travel time from North Canberra to t
 he Hash House. Watch for animals on the Boboyan road when driving – especia
 lly at evening/night and early morning. Cyclists also use the road regularl
 y.</p><p>From Canberra, follow directions to Tharwa. Head south on the Bobo
 yan road. While this road is sealed for the first ~33 km (to just past Rend
 ezvous Creek), there are potholes in places. Be particularly aware of a lar
 ge set of potholes across the entire road on the downhill just after you ha
 ve climbed Fitz’s Hill.</p><p>The dirt portion of the road (approximately a
 nother 20 km) is in relatively good condition with some potholes and corrug
 ations.</p><p>Drive over the cattle-grid and park in the area west of the r
 oad or as directed. Parking is extremely limited so carpooling is highly re
 commended.</p><p>The HH location on google maps is <a href="https://goo.gl/
 maps/WyVKSgQjD5cY71bc9">here</a>. &nbsp;</p><h3>Registration, Map Availabil
 ity, Start Times</h3><p>The&nbsp;<strong>Night (5hr) Event</strong> will co
 mmence by way of a mass start at&nbsp;<strong>6:00pm sharp&nbsp;</strong>on
  Saturday 10&nbsp;September, with a <strong>novice briefing at 5:50pm</stro
 ng> and a <strong>final briefing at&nbsp;5:55pm</strong>. Registration will
  open at <strong>4:00pm. </strong></p><p>The&nbsp;<strong>Day (6hr) Event <
 /strong>will commence by way of a mass start at&nbsp;<strong>9:30am sharp&n
 bsp;</strong>on Sunday 11&nbsp;September, with a <strong>novice briefing at
  9:20am</strong> and a <strong>final briefing at&nbsp;9:25am</strong>. Regi
 stration will open at <strong>7:30am</strong>.</p><p>To register, one perso
 n only per team to register and collect maps. That person will need to:</p>
 <ul><li>Bring first aid kit (per team), so that it can be checked; see belo
 w for what it must contain</li><li>Show you have a space blanket for each p
 erson (will be available for purchase if required)</li><li>Bring one comple
 ted indemnity form per team member</li></ul><p><strong>Electronic scoring</
 strong>&nbsp;- As this event is using the Navlight system of scoring, each 
 team member will be issued with a wristband and tag upon registration.</p><
 p>You will also be given pre-marked maps, control descriptions, course sett
 er's notes and a small copy of the map to be used as a flight plan. We reco
 mmend that you arrive at least an hour prior to the start of the event to a
 llow enough time for final preparations and route planning. Each team must 
 mark their intended route on the flight plan and hand it in before starting
 .&nbsp;</p><h3>Map and Course Details</h3><p>There will be one A3 map (297x
 420mm), 1:25,000 with 10 m contour interval. Magnetic north lines are marke
 d on the map. Out of bounds areas are marked in red. The control descriptio
 ns have been printed on the back. The map is printed on Teslin paper which 
 is very tough and generally does not need to be covered in contact.</p><p>T
 he forest is generally fairly open, providing good visibility. Some section
 s have fallen trees/branches and there are also occasional dense patches of
  Cassinia (non-prickly but quite thick scrub). Gaitors and long-pants are r
 ecommended. The course setters have indicated where you are most likely to 
 find this in their notes. The creek systems will have an abundance of water
  so do expect to get wet feet.</p><h3>Water</h3><p>Please bring enough wate
 r for Hash House use and for at least&nbsp;3 hours&nbsp;on course. There is
  only one water drop on the course. There is a pump that screws into the to
 p of the water container to use. There is (a lot of!) water in the larger c
 reeks on the course, but it should be sterilised if drunk. &nbsp;Sterilisat
 ion tablets will be available at the Hash House if needed, but consider bri
 nging your own method of sterilisation if you have it. &nbsp;</p><h3>Campin
 g</h3><p>Camping is available&nbsp;on Saturday night at either the Hash Hou
 se (on the private land on the NSW side of the border) or a few minutes up 
 the road at the Mt Clear Campground. Camping fees are included in your entr
 y fee. We encourage all night participants to camp so that you are not driv
 ing home in the dark with the abundant wildlife in Namadgi National Park. O
 f course, for those day rogainers who don't like a super-early start, come 
 and camp Saturday night too!</p><p>If you are camping at the Mt Clear Campg
 round, please be economical with parking as it is extremely limited. There 
 is overflow parking 50m further on from the campground at the gate to the N
 aas Valley Firetrail.</p><h3>Other Information</h3><p>Catering is being pro
 vided by Hartley Lifecare. In addition to the end-of-event feeds (part of y
 our entry fee) they are offering a&nbsp;hot breakfast for pre-orders&nbsp;-
  a bargain at just $5 per person.&nbsp; Porridge, egg and bacon rolls are o
 n the menu. Pre-orders must be made with your entry.</p><h3>Please Bring to
  the Event</h3><ul><li>Completed indemnity form</li><li>Map will be printed
  on Teslin waterproof paper with control descriptions on reverse side. Cont
 act or map case optional.</li><li>Coloured pens, pencils, scissors, highlig
 hter pen, table and chairs or board for map preparation. The marquee will b
 e available for planning.</li><li>Some food for before and/or during the ev
 ent.</li><li>Your own plate, bowl, cup and cutlery for catering.</li><li>Wa
 ter for your use at the Hash House and to start the event with (there is no
  running water on site).</li><li>Portaloos will be at the Hash House. You m
 ay like to bring your own hand sanitiser.</li></ul><h3>Carry on Course</h3>
 <p><strong>Mandatory Equipment</strong></p><ul><li>Whistle&nbsp;<em>(per pe
 rson)</em></li><li>Basic first aid kit (that includes 2 compression bandage
 s and 1 wound dressing)&nbsp;<em>(per team)</em></li><li>space blanket (<em
 >per person</em>)</li><li>head torch (with spare batteries) (<em>per person
 </em>) (for the night event)</li></ul><p><strong>Other items we recommend t
 hat you carry/wear</strong></p><ul><li>food for the event</li><li>water for
 &nbsp;<strong>3&nbsp;hours</strong></li><li>compass</li><li>gaiters – recom
 mended for scrub protection</li><li>long trousers – recommended for scrub p
 rotection and warmth</li><li>watch</li><li>pen/pencil</li><li>head torch an
 d spare batteries</li><li>Mobile phone for emergencies</li><li>Sunscreen, s
 un-hat, sunglasses</li><li>Adequate warm clothes for the conditions (noting
  conditions can change quickly):<ul><li>raincoat, warm jacket</li><li>therm
 als + a spare if it is wet</li><li>gloves</li><li>beanie</li></ul></li></ul
 ><h3>Mobile Phone Coverage</h3><p>Mobile phone coverage is not good on the 
 course or at the Hash House. If you have an emergency or need to contact th
 e event coordinator on the day of the event, consider sending an SMS. &nbsp
 ;</p><p>The Hash House number will be 0147 148 005 (satellite phone) and is
  printed on the map.</p><h3>Summary of Event Rules and Scoring</h3><ul><li>
 The only navigational aids permitted are the maps we provide together with 
 your compasses.</li><li>Teams consist of 2 to 5 competitors and must remain
  within earshot of each other at all times. All members must simultaneously
  get to within 5m of each control point.</li><li>All team members must punc
 h their Navlight tags at each control to score points.</li><li>The point va
 lues of each control are the ‘ten-value’ – ie control 22 is worth 20 points
 , control 64 is worth 60 points, control 101 is worth 100 points.</li><li>I
 f a Navlight punch has failed, record the three letter code visible inside 
 the end of the punch.</li><li>Competitors must not enter out-of-bounds area
 s; gates must be left as found; stock must not be disturbed.</li><li>The or
 ganisers may disqualify a team if it acts against these rules or against th
 e spirit of the event.</li><li>A team can retire a member at the hash house
 . This will finish that team's event. A new team can form but it must start
  with zero score.</li><li>Late Penalty: 10 points per minute (or part) late
 . Disqualification if more than 30&nbsp;minutes late.</li><li>If teams scor
 e equal points then the first team home will have a higher rank.</li></ul><
 h3>Presentation and Awards</h3><p>Post-event food and drinks will be availa
 ble from 10pm for the Night Event and 2:30pm for the Day Event. Please brin
 g your own plate and utensils.</p><p>Prizes will be awarded to the winners 
 of each category and certificates to the place-getters of most categories. 
 This is dependent on final numbers and will be announced on the day. Presen
 tations will take place around 45 minutes after the end of the event.</p><h
 3>Event volunteers</h3><p>If you have queries contact the Event Contact lis
 ted below.</p><table><tbody><tr><td><p>Event Contact</p></td><td><p>Benita 
 Sommerville, 0409 809 689, <a href="mailto:bcsomm@yahoo.com"></a><joomla-hi
 dden-mail  is-link="1" is-email="1" first="YmNzb21t" last="eWFob28uY29t" te
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 d from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.</joomla-hidden-mai
 l></p></td></tr><tr><td><p>Coordinator</p></td><td><p>Benita Sommerville</p
 ></td></tr><tr><td><p>Setters and Vetters</p></td><td><p>Setters: Greg Terr
 ill, Peter Miller, Silke Speier</p><p>Vetters: Andrew Rowe, Gareth Prosser<
 /p></td></tr><tr><td><p>First Aid</p></td><td><p>Jonathan Fearn, Tom Banks<
 /p></td></tr><tr><td><p>General Help</p></td><td><p>David Baldwin, Julie Qu
 inn, Kiera Banks, Travis Ey, Troy Skaleskog, Brianna Wiseman</p></td></tr><
 tr><td><p>Control Collectors</p></td><td><p>Sue Brown, Sarah Buckerfield, S
 tephen Goggs, Jonathan Miller</p></td></tr></tbody></table> <a href="https:
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