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Jon Duncan Junior Deeside Cup 2012

The Jon Duncan Junior Deeside Cup is named after an honorary GRAMP and ex-British Team member, Jon Duncan, who is now enjoying semi-retirement from the international orienteering scene growing beetroot in Norway. (Honest!)

Here are the rules and 2012 (JD)2C eventsAny questions? Contact Trevor Ricketts of MAROC or Iain Barraclough of GRAMP or ask at an event.

We’ll be posting the (JD)2C rankings here as the year progresses and, as you’re automatically entered into the competition if you’re a GRAMP or MAROC Junior, all you need do now is make sure you get along to as many events as you can this year.  Good Luck!

GRAMP EVENTS CALENDAR

Sam's been very busy pulling together all local events into a handy calendar you can download by clicking here. This was last updated 9/2/12 so please check on the relevant clubs' website before setting out for an event just in case things have changed.

GRAMP PHOTOS (FLICKR)

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The Victorious 48- Relay Team

Griff burning off the opposition

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GRAMP RG

Grampian Orienteers RG

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