Alternative correct answers on separate lines.
Correct answers in black. Incorrect answers in red.
 

				Time Taken
No.	Name	Class	Score	Days	Hours	Mins	Secs	Ans 1	Ans 2	Ans 3	Ans 4	Ans 5	Ans 6	Ans 7	Ans 8	Ans 9	Ans 10	Comment
	Correct Answer							7	3 5	5	281	0	21	5 6	0	3	4 5
104	Peter Booth	E	4	0	0	55	51	6	3	5	281	0
105	Fred Gallagher	E	4	0	1	19	41	7	3	5	281	00
106	Peter Harbord	E	5	0	0	55	47	7	3	5	281	0
108	Philip Robbins	M	9	3	3	21	27	7	3	5	281	9771	21	5	0	3	5	Answer to RC 2 does not include the double arrow in GS 98 70. If this is meant to be included then answer will be 5. Answer to RC 10 does not include the 2 crossings of the dissused railway in GS 06 67. if these are to be included then answer will be 7 crossings in total.
109	Warren Chmura	N	3	21	0	33	2	7	4	3	281	0
110	Brian Johnson	M	4	20	6	54	46	4	5	5	281	0	Replace with Answer 6	Replace with Answer 7	Replace with Answer 8	Replace with Answer 9	Replace with Answer 10
111	Clive Hodgson	E	3	0	0	53	20	7	4	4	281	0
112	James Newbould	E	1	0	0	21	35	6	6	4	312	0
113	Andrew Fish	N	3	0	0	40	17	6	5	4	281	0
115	Geoff Masterman	E	3	0	0	39	10	6	3	4	281	0
119	Martin Moore	E	3	0	0	53	34	7	7	5	281	0,7						RC5 - The 7 of 73 just breaks the white in GS0073
121	Arwel Jones	N	4	3	1	33	49	7	5	5	281	6,0
122	Steve Turnbull	E	5	0	0	33	27	7	5	5	281	0
126	Steve Barber	M	10	0	2	11	29	7	5	5	281	0	21	5	0	3	5	Possible shorter route through Llannerch Hall in GS0572 then RC7=6.
127	Graham Gilmore	E	1	0	0	37	29	7	4	3	164	00,69,99,69,69,98,69,98,70,98,71
129	Gill Sweetman	E	4	0	1	7	48	6	5	5	281	0
131	Shane Glynn	M	3	12	2	41	15	6	4	4	281	0073	4	6	7	3	2
132	Derek Newbould	E	3	0	0	33	33	7	4	3	281	0
147	Neil Gould	E	1	0	2	38	5	5	4	5	164	00
148	Gillian Goodlass	M	8	0	5	8	23	4	3	5	281	0	19	5	0	3	4
150	Gavin Rogers	M	7	0	1	17	17	6	5	4	281	0	21	7	0	3	5	RC7 - As start is defined by a MR and the junction there is a YYW, I have counted this as one Y>W, if this is incorrect then my answer would be 6. I've also used the white through Llannerch Hall as it is shorter than following the Y to the A525
151	Catherine Buck	E	2	0	0	39	55	6	5	5	201	0,0
154	Keith Cram	N	2	0	0	33	0	3	5	3	164	0
156	Robert Owen	M	10	4	2	14	18	7	5	5	281	0	21	5	0	3	5	Q10: BrO's north of Green and in ST ASAPH LLANELWY are difficult to judge, but I've counted them so hope for a lenient interpretation.
159	Mark Aspinwall	E	4	0	0	29	40	6	5	5	281	0
163	Keith King	E	5	0	0	45	28	7	5	5	281	0
165	Mike Burrows	M	9	0	2	20	8	7	5	5	281	0	20	5	0	3	5
166	Peter Smith	M	10	21	10	18	17	7	5	5	281	0	21	5	0	3	5
169	Mike Hopper	E	0	0	0	0	13	Replace with Answer 1	Replace with Answer 2	Replace with Answer 3	Replace with Answer 4	Replace with Answer 5
171	Richard Lomax	N	3	0	0	30	21	5	3	5	281	00
173	Peter Robertson	M	9	0	1	56	53	5	5	5	281	0	21	6	0	3	5	RC1 - have asumed that last plot is on the white (003)and not at the YYW junction (0003). RC10 - have include bridge symbol over Dis Ry and over river in St A LL because symbol is on map, irrespective of Reg 26 RO distinction which presumably only applies to RO questions.
179	Brian Ambler	N	2	0	1	15	26	6	5	4	164	0
181	Janet Robbins	N	5	0	0	30	37	7	3	5	281	0						Question 5 - the Grid Line 00 crosses the route but only one of the O's actual breaks the road so this is the answer I have given.
183	George Cowling	E	2	0	0	58	6	4	4	3	281	0
189	Peter Davies	E	5	0	0	26	27	7	5	5	281	0
190	Glynn Hayward	M	8	0	1	37	11	6	5	4	281	0	21	5	0	3	5	RC10 Included ancient bridge in St Asaph LLanelwy
192	Josie Greenaway	E	4	0	1	55	13	5	5	5	281	0
193	Brian Banks	M	7	2	23	13	4	3	5	4	281	0	17	5	0	3	5	assuming bridge labelled bridge on a525 in St asaph
196	Alan Large	E	1	0	1	15	55	4	5	4	226	6,0
198	Bernie McEneany	E	5	0	1	18	9	7	3	5	281	0
201	Mark Dunkerley	N	2	0	0	27	33	5	5	4	164	0
205	Tim Hassall	E	5	0	1	12	2	7	3	5	281	0
209	Phillip King	E	4	0	0	49	30	6	5	5	281	0
211	Iain Tullie	M	10	0	1	30	3	7	5	5	281	0	21	6	0	3	5	Part 2: I considered the white through the L and H of Llannerch Hallin 0572 'goes', so giving shortest route between plots 4 and 5, joining A525 in GS0472. If you deem this does not 'go', then shortest route would use yellow to the S, giving RC7 as 5 instead of 6. RC10 - no bridge symbol over on y dis rwy in 0667 so not counted. There is one in 0668 (plot 2 onto y) so this is counted. A real challenging one - nearly went to take my contact lenses out and put my glasses on half way through!!
214	Colin Richardson	N	5	0	0	39	14	7	5	5	281	0
216	Sara Riley	E	3	0	23	26	7	6	5	5	281	0073
218	Sally Blake	N	1	0	0	52	32	5	5	3	164	00
233	Dee Rampling Lee	E	5	0	0	57	52	7	5	5	281	0						Q5 Actually go through both sides of the "0" the left then the right!
234	Richard Laking	N	5	0	0	53	44	7	3	5	281	0
235	Alan Crabtree	M	9	0	6	15	26	7	5	5	281	0	19	6	0	3	4	Well, all I can say is that this was probably one of the most difficult RC's I've ever come across for counting and decision-making. The tiny scale didn't help, but even zooming in to pixel size didn't convince me that there was a white road going through under Llannerch Hall in GS 0572, so I used the yellow to the south of the Golf Course to join the A525. If you see that there is a white through here, it would mean my answer to rc7 would be 7, since there would be one more Y>W. The other difficult decision was on leaving the A525 on the Yellow at GR 060687. At this point the route crosses the dismantled railway, and there is a black mark on the map on the southern side of the Yellow where it joins the Red. Again, I could not justify calling this mark part of a bridge symbol, but if you do, then my answer to rc10 would be 5. My other enemy on this occasion was my wife, who does not understand why I spend so long staring at maps on my computer monitor, and called me for my evening meal and to help her with a difficult job she was doing when I was right in the middle of checking the route and counting ETL's!!!!
236	Kevin Nugent	N	1	0	0	40	2	3	5	3	277	60
241	Pip Secker	E	3	0	5	38	20	6	5	3	281	0
242	David Killeen	M	9	14	2	24	50	7	5	5	281	0	15	5	0	3	5
243	Julian Challis	N	3	0	0	29	42	4	3	4	281	0
247	David Keetley	E	2	0	0	55	27	6	5	3	281	0 0
251	Sasha Heriot	N	3	0	1	25	15	6	5	5	312	0
254	Steve Bubb	E	4	0	0	28	5	6	5	5	281	0						RC5: Not sure of the format of the answer. Could be 0 or 00.
257	Claire Abrey	N	2	1	4	26	43	6	5	2	281	00						I am not sure I totally understand what you are requiring for answers 2 and 3. Would it be possible to explain to confirm? Thank you
264	Ian Canavan	M	9	2	23	24	40	7	5	5	281	0	21	5	0	3	6
265	Chris Bean	N	5	0	1	8	36	7	3	5	281	0						I was not positive of the number of > gradients. I went through a total of 5 > symbols, but between map reference 6 and 7 there were two (which I didn't count because I thought they were a >> which appears to be a different count in Reg. 26). Similarly, there are two > close together between 9 and 10, but which had more space, so I counted those. So given the true definition of >, I could see the answers of: 1 (only count the > before MR 1) 3 (count > before MR 1 and between 9 and 10) 5 (count all > we go through on the route). Definitely a fun leg! Chris
268	Jonathan Forrest	N	1	0	0	35	27	4	6	5	226	69,00,73
270	Norman Nicolson	N	5	0	0	30	21	7	5	5	281	0
272	Nigel Parish	E	5	0	0	36	12	7	3	5	281	0
275	Francis Tindall	M	8	2	13	58	29	6	5	4	281	0	21	6	0	3	5	Blimey, I thought I got this ok! Only possible issues are I used the white in GS7205, considered a goer and slightly shorter route. Also counted a BrO at 060688.
279	Jasmin Congreve	N	1	0	0	41	42	3	6	5	226	00,00
283	David Smoley	E	3	0	0	20	39	5	5	5	312	0
284	Jo White	N	0	0	1	5	4	6	4	4	226	6,0
287	Ron Bateman	N	5	3	2	30	33	7	5	5	281	0
290	David Middleditch	M	8	23	0	36	6	4	5	5	281	00	21	6	0	3	4
292	Rob Lunn	N	2	0	2	9	25	6	3	5	226	01690169006968996869699869987098