bigbore442001
50 Cal.
I was wondering if there is any more information on the Wabanaki Run? I tried to Google it and nothing came up. I'd appreciate some information. Thank you.
Wabanaki Run?
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Big John
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Hey Bigbore, Wabanaki Run St. Johnsbury,Vt. 8am-3pm Sat. Feb. 24, 2007 For info: 1-802-748-2113 or pm me, I have a flyer with info, Master Blaster
squirejohn
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Google; "caledonia forest and stream club" Not much info but there is an e-mail contact. Rules and regs. the same as other biathlons. Their flier says the senior div. is 65 yrs. plus but I think this may be in error and is probably 55. ( at 3 score and 9, 55 a year old is a mere child-VBG)
The course is about one mile long and is flat.
The course is about one mile long and is flat.
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Google; "caledonia forest and stream club" Not much info but there is an e-mail contact. Rules and regs. the same as other biathlons. Their flier says the senior div. is 65 yrs. plus but I think this may be in error and is probably 55. ( at 3 score and 9, a 55 year old is a mere child-VBG)
The course is about one mile long and is flat.
The course is about one mile long and is flat.
Big John
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Just got off the phone with the officials, 65yrs. and up for seniors, course to be just over a mile and flat!
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Thanks - since one or two other biathlons have gone to a 55 yr cut-off I thought maybe St.J. had done the same - not that it matters to me. I've got a new Chambers PA fowler that I thought I'd try. The windage is perfect, but still have a problem finding the "sweet spot" as far as elevation is concerned.
The original course wasn't flat at all. In fact there was a very steep hill that had a rope running from top to bottom that you could pull yourself up. Many took off their snowshoes and walked to to top and then put them on again. The downhill wasn't quite as steep but I layed on my back and slid down. A good place to break your gun stock or neck!!
The original course wasn't flat at all. In fact there was a very steep hill that had a rope running from top to bottom that you could pull yourself up. Many took off their snowshoes and walked to to top and then put them on again. The downhill wasn't quite as steep but I layed on my back and slid down. A good place to break your gun stock or neck!!
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