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home the club calendar membership results news contact icenian home log in home welcome to the cambridge university orienteering club (cuoc) website. if you're looking for a list of upcoming training sessions and races - see the calendar . beginners always welcome. for more information about the club see the about section or email the captain with any questions. a cuocer goes to skanderborg, then vejle, then skanderborg again, then vejle again on thursday, it was james's turn to enter the cuoc terrible travel awards 2018. after monday's outstanding entry from fiona and paul's valiant effort two days later, the bar had been set high. starting in fine style, james made good time back to the hostel, stopping only briefly to acquire some chocolate. with cuoc's official endorsements in mind, james purchased some bof-certified performance-enhancing milk-form chocolate, and continued to disavow sandwich-form chocolate. once aboard the train, james enjoyed the views of the skøg, which were good, and noticed his lack of passport, which was not. not wanting to waste good train tickets, james continued from skanderborg towards copenhagen, wondering if he could get on the plane anyway, perhaps by asking really really nicely. at vejle, james decided to go back, and collected his passport from lily in skanderborg. lily and james then got the train back to vejle, where lily got off, carelessly making her connection and flight in good time, and thus becoming the first cuocer to be eliminated from the terrible travel awards. when the train arrived in copenhagen, the plane departed copenhagen, which was bad because james isn't fastlikepaul, so he couldn't get through the airport in time. frequent contact was maintained with fiona, who was kept up to date on the comparative comfiness of the airport's benches. eventually a suitable bench was found, and james enjoyed a pengerific night's sleep, interrupted only by the frequent alarm tests, and a crippling fear of being mugged. in the morning, now a world expert on copenhagen kastrup's emergency evacuation procedure, james decided to go into the city. copenhagen was nice, with it's beautiful churches, buzzing harbour and drug-ridden semi-autonomous anarchist freetown. eventually it was time to go to the airport, where a new easyjet flight awaited. happily, james made it on time for his flight, sadly, the plane did not. a mere 3 hours later, easyjet decided to give some gate information, which was that the gate was closed, and at the furthest end of the airport. a lot of scottish people starting running and shouting, and agreed that they didn't like your bastard english planes. finally aboard a flight, the captain tried to appease the enraged scots, inexplicably blaming the refuelers at copenhagen for the flight's three hour arrival delay. he also tried to rally some sympathy for the crew, who were 'just as angry as we were' and were 'also really really tired'. comforted by the news that the pilot was definitely in a safe mental state to fly, everyone fell asleep. james finally touched down in edinburgh at 2:09am, a time carefully recorded to that he can claim his delayed arrival compensation and break even financially on the whole return journey! unfortunately, an incredible rival effort has been mounted by phil, who's terrible travel entry is sponsored by ryanair and greater anglia, and culminated in a funny gif send to the group chat. what a fiasco indeed, phil, what a fiasco. cuoc rejser til danmark on saturday, jeremy, paul, lily, aidan and a luoc imposter got up so early that clocks don't actually show the time, in order to get the first train to stansted. we slept for a while in the airport, then boarded the ryanair london - billund sleeper service. over the course of the flight, aidan decided that as his water bottle leaks, he would position it so that paul got soaked - a very sneaky move indeed. when we arrived, paul tried to dry off, and our bus was late, giving aidan more time to get excited about his proximity to the home of lego. eventually, it arrived, and via bus and two trains we arrived in silkeborg two hours later. we walked to the hostel and it was closed, so we watched a paddle steamer pass by, belching out more smoke than the average coal power plant, then sat in a greenhouse playing cards until the receptionist arrived so we could get into the rooms, before heading out to train at nordskoven. jeremy had planned a course called contours, which was between 5km/335m and 8km/25m depending on which routes you took. for the most part, it was pengaluscious, although there were some small areas of dirtyness where the map was out of date. in contrast to the scandinavia, the terrain was very like the south of england, without all the horrible bits, so cuoc predicts some good british jwoc performances next year. when we got back, aidan took a nap, while lily and miranda prepared a delicious and nutritious dinner and jeremy made some instant chocolate elk, which were quickly devoured, along with some generosity curry, generously donated by a german family. we watched 22 men chasing a ball for a while, and eventually the germans were happy when they won. jeremy went to bed, then james arrived and the rest of us went to bed . in the morning we got up at the leisurely time of nine, ate breakfast, made lunch, and headed out to train. today, james had planned some courses in the crunchy, minty forest of vesterskoven. there were some route choice courses, including some very steep reentrants to go down and up or around, and some very orange flavoured green bits. we had some extra special tags to put on our controls to make it look like we were an elite jwoc training squad, which made them more annoying than normal to hang, but the courses were all good so that made up for it. afterwards we had lunch, wanged a tree and had a successful game of sticket, while everyone except paul listened intently as england were being less terrible at football than usual. after that, we headed out on some trains courses planned by lily which were quite fast and quite good, then walked home. on the way back we visited a shop and bought ice cream, biscuits, chocolate milk, chocolate and a toothbrush, because the main shop yesterday had only stocked extra healthy sugar free wholemeal digestives, which were rubbish. we discovered that denmark sell an exact replica of groovy bars, which are called party biscuits.when we got back we swam in the river, successfully not getting run over by a paddle steamer and then paul made a curry and sticky rice. after dinner, we ate a four course pudding, although the additional option of fruit and yoghurt remained unused. we got our first communications from fiona, who was experiencing some technical difficulties. she should arrive sometime in the next 24 hours.after everyone had laughed at fiona enough, we played ping pong, which descended into 'who can knock the ball off the net?' it turns out that everyone can except for aidan, and jeremy is quite good at pinging pongs. on monday morning, we took the bus to virklund and had a long walk to the start of the training at sønderskoven, while aidan played music through his substandard speaker. the start was far away, so part of the route there was an easy corridor where the rest of the map was still visible. when we arrived, there were two courses in some scrumptialicious skog, and one in some surprisingly passable green stuff. the longest course was called åsen, and paul was happy when he saw a sign pointing the right way saying 'åsen'. when everyone was done training, we walked back a different way, accompanied by tunes from phil's a*-quality speaker, which everyone agreed was much better than earlier. when we got back, some people sat in the greenhouse / conservatory which was effectively a sauna, and we discovered that paul is much sweatier than aidan. everyone then went for a swim, except for jeremy who is a boring captain, so we sat on the other side

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