The E2C’s resident statistics guru, Peter Lewis, has put together this year’s Control Analysis for your enjoyment! You can find the document in pdf form here: Control Analysis E2C 2014. If you have any questions, please contact the E2C team 🙂
Welcome to the 2020 event!
May 12, 2014
2014 Maps
Maps from the 2014 E2C were as follows: 2014 DB Map 2014 Line-O Map 2014 Main Map Back Side 2014 Main Map Front Side 2014 Main Map Master (with extra points)
April 20, 2014
2014 Participant Notes
This year’s 2014 Participant Notes are now available and can be accessed here. Please make sure that you and your team mates are familiar with the rules and regulations of the event before race day. Additional documents on the Line-O, Distance-Bearing and Grid Reference challenges can be found here: E2C 2014 8 digit Grid references E2C 2014 DB notes E2C 2014 Line O notes
April 01, 2014
From the Course Designer
This year has been the hardest for travel due to snow and general weather conditions once winter was upon us. As a result this has made it difficult and in particular, slow to get to areas of interest for possible control placement. The travel in the woods on snowshoes has been the slowest I personally have ever travelled in identifying control locations due to the type of snow on the ground at the time we were in the woods. An … Continue reading
March 07, 2014
A note from the field crew
Time is ‘March’ing on and the field crew is busy! Progress has been slower than usual, with warm temperatures and soft snow conditions this winter making travel slow. However, conditions changed on March 1st; when the snow was hard enough we largely drove and walked on top of it instead of sinking to our knees in snowshoes. However, only half of the course has been visited and designed… time is of the essence now! Pictures of our field experiences are … Continue reading
January 29, 2014
2014 E2C preparations are underway!
Hi Folks! As well as the usual organizational preparations, there has been lots of time spent in the woods recently visiting new terrain and mapping new features. And we have definitely found some interesting items! Without giving too much information away, this year we hope to continue with the good features of last year’s course and avoid the gruelling treks across windfall from Hurricane Juan of 2003. For a peek at our winter field activities, you can view pictures on … Continue reading
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