LAST STAGE

WEDALI and Quest are going in opposing directions on the last navigation leg, with WEDALI opting to go clockwise and Quest counterclockwise.  WEDALI's decision to approach CP 29 from the southeast looks really ambitious, with such ambiguous terrain and no great attack points in the dark, but navigator Justin Bakken, who is from Minnesota and experienced with this kettle moraine terrain, nailed it.  Quest's counterclockwise choice gives them the advantage of starting with an easy road run while the sun continues to rise, allowing them to tackle the more technical terrain with the advantage of daylight.  It's a nail-biter. . .!