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See also Rally Round Rally - Updates and latest Navigational Regulations for the Route Check Legend South of GL45 is deemed to be out of bounds 1 - Powergem TC1 @ ETL/Y in GS6245 Master Navigators/Road Rally Navigators W Y G Y R Y Y Y W W Y Y R Crossing ETLs on colours of road. TC1A at last plot. RC1: I didn't want to count the
first GGY, but some argued that it wasn't a NTR since the yellow was used.
So 4 or 5 acceptable. RC1 - GGY(4/5), RC2 - S(4661), RC3 - SH2(137), RC4 - BrU(4), RC5 - YYW(7/8/9) Master Navigators only x SEx+100 then Y Y Y W W y y+9 Y R 73 SE173 then Y Y Y W W 115 124 Y R Crossing ETLs on colours of road and some spot heights. TC2 @ ETL/Y in 5959 RC6 - N(5864), RC7 - ^(5), RC8 - W>Y(5), RC9 - SH3(115), RC10 - E(6161) 2 - Grid Hid TC2 @ ETL/Y in 5959 Master Navigators/Road Rally Navigators 59 59 58 58 59 58 59 58 57 56 58 59 59 59 56 LWR 60 60 60 56 55 60 54 60 60 53 60 61 52 Crossing Grid Lines. TC2A at last plot RC1 - Y>W(2), RC2 - R>W(2), RC3 - ^(2), RC4 - LETTERS(FO), RC5 - YYY(11) Master Navigators only 6151605159515151585859606050595949604861476160464646464659585746LWR574658 More Grid Lines. TC3 @ YOO in GS4856 RC6 - Y>W(3), RC7 - S(4655), RC8 - N(4761), RC9 - ^(2), RC10 - RD on Y(3) 3 - Spot Frights TC3 @ YOO in GS4856 Master Navigators/Road Rally Navigators Pass through the following coded spot heights. The digits of each spot height are in the correct order from left to right, but not consecutive. 9112117213116187185285348542 Not intended to be as difficult as it was. The spot height order was 92 78 165 118 112 134 215 178 184 235. Tricky avoiding 194; I allowed the white or orange route. Only 3 attempted with 2 correct. TC3A @ at last spot height Route Checks Master Navigators only Pass through spot heights summing to 100. The two spot heights were 46(5046) and 54(5246). One competitor produced an amazing solution that visited spot heights whose digits totalled 100! Two attempted - none right. TC4 @ bridge in GS5647 Route Checks 4 - Unknown Origin TC4 @ bridge in GS5647 Master Navigators/Road Rally Navigators Proceed via the following map references SW0937123718 S0789125948W E0866126698 0526138152 W0868126818 0944625328 1109623738 E1115625163 The origin was of course based upon
the bottom left corner of the map 4500025000. This gave the following
actual map references: TC4A @ at last plot Route Checks Master Navigators only The origin moves in a consistent manner. All plots are at junctions. 1078127953SSW NE0834124348NNW
N0723624067 NW0682622257NE NNW0670620957ENE The starting origin was 4500025000.
Thereafter the origin moved in steps of one kilometre east and two
kilometres north. The actual map references were: to TC5 @ GGO in GS5456 approach SSW RC6: Debateable WWW or WWYY in 5555. RC10: 162 visited or not? Route Checks 5 - Language Lessons TC5 @ GGO in GS5456 approach SSW Master Navigators/Road Rally Navigators Use or pass as close to the following as possible. Prif dramwyfeydd, Lleoedd Addoli gyda thwr, Dosbarth ffiniau, Safle gwersyll, Parcio, Ty tafarn, Dosbarth ffiniau, Lleoedd Addoli gyda thwr, Ffon cyhoeddus, Dosbarth ffiniau, Lleoedd Addoli heb ychwanegiadau o'r fath, Gatiau neu glwydi, Ymddiriedolaeth Genedaetholmynediad cyfyngedig, Llwybrau Cenedlaethol, Gatiau neu glwydi, Priffordd, Llwybr march Legend features in Welsh that are
used on Welsh OS maps, translated gives: TC5A @ SH68 in GS5750 approach NNE Route Checks Navigateurs Principaux Seulement TCDQCDQDDSQQDSDTDUCUDZUSUSTQDSTDTSDSDC(DS)DDHDUSZUT The first letters of French
numerals, when punctuated gives to TC6 @ Fowle Hall in GS6946 RC9: Dodgy one in 6448. RC10: Double crossing around 610480 Route Checks 6 - 'Lipsmackin' to TC6 @ Fowle Hall in GS6946 Master Navigators/Road Rally Navigators
Ignore left 27 times! On the edge of the plotting area. TC6A @ Y>R Route Checks Master Navigators only SNW SNE SNW SWE SWN SEN SWN SWN SWEN SWN SEW SNW SWE SNW SWE SWNE SEN SNW SWE SWN SENW SWE SWE SNE SNW SEN SEW SEW SWN SEN SENW SEN SWEN SNW SENW SWNE SWNE SEN Tulips
described by the compass directions of the roads. Start at the first
direction (dot), miss those in between, depart at the last direction
(arrow). Translated this gives: TC7 at E85 in 7949 Route Checks 7 - Colour Blind TC7 at E85 in 7949 Master Navigators/Road Rally Navigators YYY ? ? WYY ?(RC1) YOOY YYW ? WRR ?(RC2) WYYY YYW ? ? ? YOO ?(RC3) YYY YYWY ?(RC4) WOO OWO ORR RRR RRR RRR RRR RRR RRY YYY YYY YYW ?(RC5) WYY YYY Assume the white going NNE of the ChT is a NTR Just coloured road junctions. Everyone got this right. TC7A @ nearest spot height Fill in the marked gaps in the same notation for the route checks Route Checks Master Navigators only Each junction is coded as an (unusual) colour depending upon the sequence of colour of the roads at the junction. Some are easy Yellow = YYY, Red = RRR; the others aren't. Pink Mauve Yellow Gold Scarlet Yellow (RC1) Brown Yellow Yellow Yellow (RC2) Purple Yellow Yellow Yellow Gold Gold Yellow Silver White Primrose Blue Magenta Cyan Cyan Red Khaki Red Bronze Scarlet Scarlet (RC3) Scarlet Yellow Scarlet Yellow (RC4) Yellow Yellow Yellow Yellow Lime (RC5) Yellow Yellow Silver Lemon Turquoise Brown Scarlet Yellow Lime A lot trickier, but still most got
it right. The key was: TC8 @ 66 in 7857 Fill in the marked gaps in the same notation for the Route Checks. Route Checks 8 - RALLYROUND the CROW TC8 @ 66 in 7857 CRO Master Navigators/Road Rally Navigators LYD LR LL RD LUY LLD RD (LLD) LLD LRAR LLD NR UY LAOL N AD Use the code RALLYROUND =
0123456789. Decide whether the L is 2 or 3 and the R is a 0 or 5. You then
had the following list of road numbers and spot heights to plot: TC8A @ last plot RC5: Dodgy GC in 7954. Route Checks Master Navigators only RO RRO W OROW RRO OOR RRR W OROW RRR OCRC OO WW OOCO CC OC OO? OOR OW CROW * 2.5 = CROWCROWCR =
0123456789. C = 0, 4 or 8. R = 1, 5 or 9. O = 2 or 6. W = 3 or 7. Decode
to give: to TC9 @ S77375 59307 RC6 - RU(2), RC7 - T(5), RC8 - Y>O(3), RC9 - W(7257), RC10 - ChS+ChT(5) 9 - Encompassed TC9 @ S77375 59307 Master Navigators/Road Rally Navigators N->NNW = 1->16 3 15 14 3 2 2 13 10 10 10 13 16 9 12 8 8 1 5 10 10 10 5 10 11 12 13 13 9 then green and yellow 1 N, 2 NNE, 3 NE, 4 ENE, 5 E, 6 ESE,
7 SE, 8 SSE, 9 S, 10 SSW, 11 SW, 12 WSW, 13 W, 14 WNW, 15 NW, 16 NNW. TC9A @ M in 7558 RC1: Dodgy RD in 7759. Route Checks Master Navigators only 9 9 10 12 10 1 5 8 15 8 15 5 8 14 8 16 5 16 1 3 12 12 6 5 13 3 3 2 13 7 1 N, 2 E, 3 S, 4 W, 5 NE, 6 SE, 7 SW, 8 NW, 9 NNE, 10 ENE, 11 ESE, 12 SSE, 13 SSW, 14 WSW, 15 WNW, 16 NNW. Decoding gives: TC10 @ LC in 7258 RC9: SH6 difficult to see. Route Checks 10 - OUch! TC10 @ LC in 7258. GSs 6958 and 7058 are out of bounds. Master Navigators/Road Rally Navigators O U U U U U U U U O U U O = Over road/railway, U = Under ETL/railway/footbridge TC10A @ Ab Route Checks Download Route10-1
Image - Old Answers Peter Robertson has correctly
pointed out that there is a much shorter route to the one originally
published. It's based upon passing under two footbridges on the A20
instead of ETLs in Oaken Wood. "Crow" deliberated long and hard
over this since it changed the results significantly, but could find no
flaw in the argument. (see the new downloadable map) Master Navigators only o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o O o O U U U o U U o O o U U U U U U o = Roundabout, O = Over road/railway, U = Under ETL/footbridge TC11 @ > in 6762 Route Checks 11 - Sum Spots TC11 @ > in 6762 Master Navigators/Road Rally Navigators 860(5) Do not go south of GL61 TC11A at last plot approach WNW Tricky because of various possible routes. 187, 167, 187, 164, 155 was definitely the shortest. Route Checks Master Navigators only 267(5) Easy. 69, 48, 64, 38, 48. TC12 @ YOOW in 6554 Route Checks 12 - Hide & Seek TC12 @ YYOW in 6554 Master Navigators/Road Rally Navigators 78976656423216+5769780989349875e32874537698347834+438346975050374987324972347234727 TC12A at last plot RC5: Blue phone - maybe. Route Checks Master Navigators only HHHKJUUNBCNBXHJGH32OOWPUERHFGBUIWUHGHFDUUIUHQAIOREH37GGHOOWPUERHFGBUIWUHGGHOOWPUERH TC13 at last plot Route Checks |
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