Errors should not be expensive in terms of time lost. Any feature, particularly those demanding careful map reading to locate - but the banner must not be hidden, e.g. on a small contour feature in an area of low visibility. Relocating features near to all controls. Errors should not be expensive in terms of time lost. Control sites far from obvious relocating features.
Errors can result in a significant time loss.
Although courses at this level are much appreciated, it is accepted that they are not a practical proposition in some of the wilder areas of the countryside. 2 Most areas can offer this standard, particularly if short sections of taped route are used to highlight small or indistinct paths or to guide competitors across unsuitable terrain. 4 All areas. In many areas in central and southern England this is as technical as the terrain will allow. 5 Better orienteering areas, e.g. parts of Wales, the Lake District and Scotland, allow most of a course to be planned at this level.