I'm at my first orientating event today and I've got everything ready to go. My map, my compass, my timing chip and my control card. In an orientating event, the aim is to get through all the checkpoints, all controls as fast as possible. For a lot of people that means lots of running. I'm not sure how much running I'll be doing today. Guess that depends on how difficult my course is. Are you alright, Lady Nettah Hand? Well, please, I've got this blue course but I'm not sure about it. I don't understand how much navigation or the level of navigation I'm going to meet. Well, it's probably a good thing you've got the blue course. So the blue course for today is the easiest course. It's for our novice orientates. All events tend to have different levels of navigation. In this case, at this event, I'll re-ingindicate a moderate level of navigation. But the blue today, that's been officers. And how long is a blue course? It's about two kilometres. And how long will it take me to do? Well, we'll have to wait and see. Okay. There's just one thing. Just before they asked my car registration, why was that? Well, it's just a safety mechanism. So once everyone's finished, we need to make sure everyone's back out of the forest. And we do that by collecting the cards so that we don't have to send out a search party. Search party? Where sounds a bit ominous? Could I use a GPS? Actually, no, that's not allowed. Particularly one that displays your position on a map. The challenge today is just for you to go with this map and a compass. And my superior sense of navigation. Any more questions? We'll use just one more. Where do I go to start? Okay, it's just the... I'll just... Okay, thank you. Thanks for watching. See you next time. Bye.