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Escape Routes To be completed in accordance with Policy, Organisation and Rules. Take a copy with you and leave a copy with a responsible local person Route Plan - cancel on return. Escape Routes Date: 16/12/15 DAY 1 OF 1 OR ONE DAY Map(s) Used: Explorer 223 (1) From 736707 due East to Brixworth village centre Objective: Practice Hike For Scouts Magnetic Variation: 2 deg West Height Magnetic Distance Est. Time Place or Grid Reference Gained Description of Route Total Time Bearing (km) for Leg (m) START 736652 30 0 0 Head off on Brampton valley way TO 736707 30 5 10 Cross Spratton Road nr Brixworth 1hr 1hr (2) From 751751 head back up 1hr A508 to Lamport – phone box TO 751751 30 4 15 Cross A508 (Break) nr Lamport 50Mins 50Mins 2Hrs Kelmarsh Tunnel (Torches) 50Mins TO 753792 30 5 10 40Mins 3Hrs Great Oxendon Tunnel (Torches) 1Hr TO 737830 30 5 15 40Mins Scotland Rd Crossing, Market 4Hrs TO 739863 30 4 10 1Hr Harborough 40Mins (3) From 737830 head west to Great Oxenden village TO TO TO TO Use NAITHSMITH'S RULE - adjusted to suit the abilities of your particular party - to calculate the 4Hrs 4Hrs TOTALS 22 60 estimated timings for each leg. It is usual practice 40Mins 40Mins to add 10 minutes per hour for a 'rest'; again 5Hrs adjust timings to suit your party. Add 10 minutes per hour for safety ...... thus estimated total journey time 20Mins FS120409 (103724) Jan 2001 1/2 FINISH TIME OR DARK START TIME 10:00 15:20 17:00 REACH CAMP SITE AT Scouts WEATHER FORECAST EMERGENCIES Note: Scout Group WIND: Speed/force .10mph becoming .10. knots/mph at ............ metres These notes are for those in the local area who Direction Westerly Name have been handed a copy of this Route Plan. If TEMPERATURE: the party fails to return by the agreed time Sea level .8 oC becoming..10 oC at .100. metres please contact the first two listed below. If the Cloud base N/A. metres Home Contact cannot be raised please telephone the appropriate Scout Headquarters' Vehicle Registration No Sunny with light wind OUTLOOK: office. N/A Home Contact Party Leader Deborah Smith Mr Biggs Name .…………………… EQUIPMENT IN PARTY Address Trumpet Town…….……………. THIS LIST IS NOT INTENDED TO BE A COMPLETE ONE OF ALL THE Deputy Leader EQUIPMENT (BOTH PERSONAL AND COMMUNAL) BUT MORE TO GIVE OTHERS AN INDICATION OF HOW THE PARTY IS EQUIPPED SHOULD Telephone 00 123456…………….………. Mrs Heath THERE BE AN EMERGENCY. ITEMS MARKED * SHOULD BE CARRIED BY EACH MEMBER OF THE PARTY [BUT REMEMBER THAT THE EXACT DETAILS OF THE EQUIPMENT WILL BE DEPENDANT UPON YOUR Other Party Members OBJECTIVE AND THE DURATION OF THE JOURNEY]. Police – 999 Bill Insert numbers if appropriate: Scout Headquarters Y…. Torch 2.... Maps [minimum of 2] Duty Public Relations Officer: Bob Y.... * Emergency Rations 2.... Compasses [minimum of 2] Office Hours: 0845 300 1818 Y.... Survival Bag(s) or Tent Y.... * Waterproofs Outside Office Hours: 020 7584 7031 Steve N…. * Ice Axe [w inter conditions] Y.... * Spare Clothing OR if in Scotland: N.... * Crampons[w inter conditions] Y.... * Whistle Office Hours: 01383 419073 Outside Harry N…. Confidence Rope Office Hours: 01383 412704 Y.... * Food/Drink [for journey] N.... OR if in Northern Ireland: Y.... Sleeping Bag or Duvet First Aid Kit N.... Office Hours: 028 9049 2829 Y.... Small Stove and Utensils Watch Outside Office Hours: 028 9336 7302 N.... Matches [waterproof container] Y.... * Emergency Card and Pencil FS 120409 (103724) Jan 2001 2/2 .
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