Comments on Agonically Challenged: NYARA Viewer Mail

Oh no. Teams do well and teams make mistakes. Othe...

2008-03-11T10:04:00.000-04:00

Oh no. Teams do well and teams make mistakes. Otherwise you're doing a triathlon. And we all know how crappy that is. :)

I going to have to dig that one out of the map drawer and scan it though.

When things get slow I may post some "classic tales" of AR. That one would certainly fit theme.

Yes, I take full credit for this mishap. By why ha...

2008-03-11T08:50:00.000-04:00

Yes, I take full credit for this mishap. By why have teams if you can't spread the blame?

Wow! And Ouch! :)Well, when I do fail (in this par...

2008-03-10T16:25:00.000-04:00

Wow! And Ouch! :)

Well, when I do fail (in this particular case to check my partner's handiwork) I'm proud to say I can take the abuse of VOLUNTEERING such information so that fantastic honors such as the Red Dot Blaze award can continue to be awarded.

Come on people, nothing is funnier than true stories of navigational mishap and trail induced slapstick injury. Bring the red dot blaze and the golden cast back to life.

Once you get to the right box the potential for ep...

2008-03-10T11:29:00.000-04:00

Once you get to the right box the potential for epic-sized race breaking error is almost gone.
Thus it is critically important to get this part right, or else you might end up completing an out-and-back paddle, only to be told by race management that you have to do the whole thing again because you misplotted a point, and earning yourself the coveted NYARA Red Dot Blaze Award for worst navigation error of the year. Not that this ever happened to myself or the author.