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Walking time from different landmarks


rockandnoll
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this is what I think, but I am quite a quick walker when I dont stop for a beer

Avalon     25
Bandstand    5
Block9        30
Cabaret        25
Cider Bus    5
Cineramageddon    35
CoOp        25
Glade        20
Glasto on Sea    30
John Peel    15
Kidzfield    10
Meeting Point    10
Other        20
Pangea        25
Park        30
Ped Gate C    15
Shangri-La    35
Silver Hayes    15
Stone Circle    30
Strummerville    35
Theatre & Circus 20
West Holts    20
Worthy View    45
 

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1 minute ago, rockandnoll said:

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First swing at this. Although a lot of these will have been alcohol fuelled and also a couple of years out of the memory.

How do these fit with people and then from there I can try and expand it out

Pyramid to Acoustic/Kidzfield is so much less than that for a start

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1 minute ago, deebeedoobee said:

What part of the pyramid are we saying? I mean there is a difference between leaving from the side, from the barrier etc etc

I agree, but I think for places like Pyramid we have to go from the middle of the field otherwise everything could have a 5 min swing on it

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I look at Google maps or anything else like this also. Everyone has an idea if they walk slower/faster than normal, everyone knows where the killer hills are and where the bars are they are most likely to get distracted at and I don't think anyone will come back angry if a walk takes longer than what the matrix says at peak times! 

It's gonna be a very helpful rough estimate! 

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If i'm not otherwise distracted, I will try and remember to time some journeys while at the festival, I love walking about the site so I can get some 'real world' times.

 

Maybe if a few other people also do this we can 'crowd source' it and take an average, that way it won't matter what day/time the times are taken, as an avererage is, well, an average.

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1 minute ago, paulshane said:

If i'm not otherwise distracted, I will try and remember to time some journeys while at the festival, I love walking about the site so I can get some 'real world' times.

 

Maybe if a few other people also do this we can 'crowd source' it and take an average, that way it won't matter what day/time the times are taken, as an avererage is, well, an average.

I was going to say, realistically the best way to do it properly is if everyone agrees on a route or two each to properly time over the weekend to get the most accurate guide for next year.

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44 minutes ago, gooner1990 said:

I know its not going to happen but the chart will only work if you don't get bogged down in minor detail, its only meant to be an estimate based on good walking conditions etc.

 

34 minutes ago, am00 said:

I look at Google maps or anything else like this also. Everyone has an idea if they walk slower/faster than normal, everyone knows where the killer hills are and where the bars are they are most likely to get distracted at and I don't think anyone will come back angry if a walk takes longer than what the matrix says at peak times! 

It's gonna be a very helpful rough estimate! 

This and this.

You just have to take something like middle of the afternoon, mildly busy but not chocka and you can get somewhere without any hold ups. Just put a disclaimer at the side and people will have to adjust for personal/festival circumstances.

 

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1 hour ago, gooner1990 said:

I know its not going to happen but the chart will only work if you don't get bogged down in minor detail, its only meant to be an estimate based on good walking conditions etc.

Have an estimate on the side for mud and crowds. 

E.g. Crowded add 2 minutes for every 10 minutes walking time

Mud add 15 minutes to every 10. 🤣

 

 

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On Google Maps you can right click and select measure distance, then trace a route across the map. 

I just did it to measure our walk in from purple 5 to our camping spot in 2019. I used the Aerial map just posted by @Staberinde to find our car and tent's exact location. 

1.7 miles, and I reckon I was carrying about 60 kg of gear, at about 5pm on the Wednesday (I had to work Wednesday). Jesus Christ I sweated a lot.  

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