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							5 4	4	6	37,14,23,22	4	078 0,7,8	10	4	5	38
104	Peter Booth	E	3	0	0	48	51	3	4	4	37,14,23,22	4
106	Peter Harbord	E	3	0	0	26	14	3	4	6	44,37,14,23,22	4
108	Philip Robbins	M	9	0	0	56	48	5	4	6	37,14,23,22	4	0,7,8	10	2	5	38	Ref. RC1 There is a debatable junction in GS7711. Could be called as a WWW or YWWY. I have counted as a WWW but if you count it as a YWWY then my answer should be 4.
109	Warren Chmura	N	2	0	0	48	19	7	4	5	44,37,14,23,22	4
111	Clive Hodgson	E	3	0	1	19	44	4	4	4	37,14,23,22	5						RC2. Not easy to decide if there is one bridge or 2 in GS7911. I went for 2, if you consider there is only 1 then my ansswer would be 3. RC4. Start spot height of 44 ignored. As previously mentione dI had a problem getting the video to play on my Mac. It would not read avi files without additional software. This took what seemed at least an hour to sort out. I don't suppose there is anyway to adjust my time? Perhaps in future you could say what type of files are included in the Route Cards so that competitors could check they have the right software to play them rather than finding out they haven't when the Route Card is opened.
115	Geoff Masterman	E	3	0	0	30	58	4	4	4	37,14,23,22	5
119	Martin Moore	E	3	0	0	32	40	4	4	5	37,14,23,12	4						RC4 - have not included start SH = 44 RC5 - The road passed Chantry Fm (GS7611) is NTR (else = 5) Note: Down load of video clip took me about 15 mins - I need to get broadband!!!
121	Arwel Jones	N	3	0	0	20	58	5	4	5	37,14,23,22	5
122	Steve Turnbull	E	2	0	0	18	57	5	4	5	14,23,22	3
124	Martin Dewey	N	1	0	0	15	35	6	4	5	44,37,14,23,22	5
126	Steve Barber	M	10	0	0	46	34	4	4	6	37,14,23,22	4	0,7,8	10	4	5	38	alternative answers RC1 There may be a WWW at 770119 but white is obscured by a superimposed grid number(76) so can't tell if this is a NTR. If this is an NTR my answer is 3, otherwise it is 4. RC3. bridge over A12 then under Rwy(count=2). Next bridge crosses both Rwy and A12(count=1) RC6=7,8 The close proximity of the 0 to the road, I think I can detect one or two pixels of blue on the yellow unless my printer is spreading too much ink, so my answer is 0,7,8
129	Gill Sweetman	E	1	0	0	37	47	5	3	5	142322	5
148	Gillian Goodlass	M	9	0	2	16	41	5	4	5	37,14,23,22	4	0,7,8	10	4	5	38	q3) in GS 7610 there appears to be only one bridge even though crossing road and railway
150	Gavin Rogers	M	9	0	0	31	38	4	4	5	37,14,23,22	4	0,7,8	10	4	5	38	Hooray! RC1 - Possibly an extra one at start of 1st white, but I don't think so. Including one for white goer through Porridge Pot. RC4 - Obviously not including 44 as it defines the start. Fascinating idea!
151	Catherine Buck	E	3	0	0	24	19	8	4	5	37,14,23,22	4						Assuming 4 WWW in GS7711
156	Robert Owen	M	9	0	1	54	43	4	4	5	37,14,23,22	4	0,7,8	10	4	5	38	Q1: I have applied Reg. 19 to road leading through '76 at Porridge Pot. Q3: I can't tell for sure if some of the bridge symbols are valid or not so I've applied common sense on Br's 1 and 3 over the A12 and have counted both.
165	Mike Burrows	M	6	0	0	31	51	5	4	4	37,14,23,22	5	0,7,8	8	4	4	38
166	Peter Smith	M	9	14	1	43	40	5	4	5	37,14,23,22	4	0,7,8	10	4	5	38	RC1 WWW included in 7711 - junction distinct from previous YYW jucntion
171	Richard Lomax	N	3	0	0	10	36	5	4	5	37,14,23,22	5
173	Peter Robertson	M	10	0	0	44	44	4	4	6	37,14,23,22	4	0,7,8	10	4	5	38	RC 3)Counted Br in GS 7610 as 1 because there is one symbol spanning both road and railway together.
179	Brian Ambler	N	3	0	1	42	29	3	4	6	44,37,14,23,22	4
190	Glynn Hayward	M	9	0	0	34	20	4	4	5	37,14,23,22	4	0,7,8	10	4	5	38
196	Alan Large	E	4	0	0	28	14	4	4	5	37,14,23,22	4
198	Bernie McEneany	E	3	0	0	22	21	5	4	4	37,14,23,22	5
201	Mark Dunkerley	N	4	3	16	5	57	1	4	6	37,14,23,22	4
205	Tim Hassall	E	5	0	1	2	0	5	4	6	37,14,23,22	4						RC1-Junction in GS 7711 judged as being YYW and then WWW so counted in WWW count. RC3-Bridge over rail and road in GS 7610 counted as only ONE bridge.
209	Phillip King	E	4	0	0	15	40	4	4	5	37,14,23,22	4						in 7711 assumed junction is yyww in 7711 no bridge symbol shown over d/c only under r/w in 7611 not yyy as ntr
211	Iain Tullie	M	9	0	0	38	46	4	4	5	37,14,23,22	4	0,7,8	10	4	5	38
218	Sally Blake	N	3	0	0	17	33	5	4	3	44,37,14,23,22	4
233	Dee Rampling Lee	E	4	0	0	46	26	4	4	6	37,14,23,22	5
234	Richard Laking	N	2	0	0	32	49	6	4	5	37,14,23,22	5
235	Alan Crabtree	M	9	0	1	43	48	5	4	5	37,14,23,22	4	0,7,8	10	4	5	38	I was a bit worried about a couple of the junctions for rc1, and the bridges for rc3, but my intuition proved correct for once!
236	Kevin Nugent	N	2	0	0	21	46	6	4	5	37,14,23,22	5
241	Pip Secker	E	1	0	0	15	41	6	3	5	37,14,23,22	5
242	David Killeen	M	9	0	5	44	50	4	4	5	37,14,23,22	4	0,7,8	10	4	5	38
247	David Keetley	E	2	0	0	34	36	2	5	5	37,14,23,22	4
264	Ian Canavan	M	7	0	1	24	6	4	4	5	37,14,23,22	4	078	9	4	4	38
265	Chris Bean	N	4	0	0	31	50	5	4	5	37,14,23,22	4
268	Jonathan Forrest	N	2	0	0	16	36	5	4	5	44,37,14,23,22,	5
269	Chris Towers	M	8	4	6	23	22	4	4	5	37,14,23,22	5	0,7,8	10	4	5	38	RC1 assumes W thru "76" @ 760127 goes
272	Nigel Parish	E	4	0	0	30	43	4	4	5	37,14,23,22	4
275	Francis Tindall	M	9	0	18	20	5	4	4	5	37,14,23,22	4	0,7,8	10	4	5	38	To quote Victor 'I don't believe it!!'
283	David Smoley	E	2	0	0	17	40	3	4	4	37,14,23,22	5
287	Ron Bateman	N	3	0	0	34	47	5	4	5	37,14,23,22	5
292	Rob Lunn	N	2	0	0	48	51	3	4	5	44,37,14,23,22	4						Smiley face white in Boreham not through road.