City Safari
Navigational contests like orienteering and rogaining usually require you to move on foot. The City Safari lets you use Public Transport: buses and trains! Use your head instead of your legs to get partway to the control points.
City Safari newsitems
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Record Safari Entry
- City Safari
- As of yesterday entries had reached 110 teams totalling 285 people - surpassing last year's figure already! Heaps of families, and at the top, orienteer Bill Edwards who regularly wins 3hr afterwork rogaines which he does for training could challenge last year's winners Andy Foster and Greg Thurlow, and Crazyman top team Al Cross and Jill Westenra.
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