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				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							6	r,y,R,h,y,n,a r,R,h,y,n,a r,y,R,h,y,a,n r,R,h,y,n,a ryRhyna rRhyna ryRhyan rRhyna y,r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89	8	3,7,8,8	4	3	9
106	Peter Harbord	E	5	0	1	40	8	6	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89
108	Philip Robbins	M	6	3	5	6	6	6	r,h,y,n	3	4	89	4	8439	4	3	7	Part 2 answers a pure guess as i ran out of time and perserverance
111	Clive Hodgson	E	3	1	10	26	33	6	r,n,a,m,w,C	1	4	89
115	Geoff Masterman	E	0	0	19	52	40	8	r,y,y,n,a	4	6	88
119	Martin Moore	E	3	0	0	33	55	4	r,h,y,na	3	4	89
122	Steve Turnbull	E	5	0	1	10	16	6	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89
126	Steve Barber	M	8	0	23	31	0	6	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89	6	3,7,8,8	4	4	9	Alternative answers for RC9=5 RC10=8 Was there an error in the second bone?
148	Gillian Goodlass	M	9	1	18	28	45	6	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89	8	3,7,8,8	4	3	8	Q2 difficult to be sure but I believe that both the R and h of Rhulan and the a and n of Aberbran break the edge of the road
151	Catherine Buck	E	1	4	0	40	37	4	d,y	6	7	89
156	Robert Owen	M	6	0	13	40	52	6	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	3	89	8	3,7,8	4	2	8
165	Mike Burrows	M	5	0	3	32	53	6	y,r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89	4	3,7	3	1	5
166	Peter Smith	M	6	20	5	46	34	6	y,r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89	6	3,7,8	4	4	8
173	Peter Robertson	M	5	0	2	23	33	6	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89	0	0	0	0	0	RC 6-10) Junctions in woods and other parts of map too vague to make it worthwhile hobby to examine and be confident that have chosen the correct combination of 8064 possible bone sections.
189	Peter Davies	E	5	3	2	46	54	6	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89
190	Glynn Hayward	M	10	2	20	17	3	6	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89	8	3,7,8,8	4	3	9
205	Tim Hassall	E	5	0	1	3	57	6	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89
209	Phillip King	E	4	0	0	49	30	6	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	3	89
211	Iain Tullie	M	8	0	10	27	7	6	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89	6	3,7,8,8	4	3	8	Complete guess for part 2....
218	Sally Blake	N	0	0	0	15	20	4	a,r,w,l,a	2	3	35
233	Dee Rampling Lee	E	5	0	1	32	24	6	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89						I feel that there may be a junction missing on the forth herringbone down not in the order taken listing. I make it miss 2 on the right at the triangle from the white to the yellow.
235	Alan Crabtree	M	4	1	11	6	24	4	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89	2	3,7	3	4	4	I really only did Part 1, and couldn't find a proper route at all for Part 2. I gave up trying after about 6 hours yesterday, when I decided that the extra effort wasn't worthwhile as it was unlikely to improve my position even if I cleaned it. I went ouside and got some sun instead! This is really only submitted to complete the set. The only thing I need to justify is that I don't think the "y" of Merthyr touches the edge line of the road in GS9738. Part2 is just educated guesswork and I'll be amazed if I get 2 for it.
236	Kevin Nugent	N	0	0	0	45	8	Replace with Answer 1	Replace with Answer 2	Replace with Answer 3	Replace with Answer 4	Replace with Answer 5
242	David Killeen	M	1	3	6	51	16	5	a,f,g,y	7	4	76	4	8839	3	5	5
265	Chris Bean	N	4	0	0	36	33	6	r,R,h,y,n	3	4	89						These letters ones always seem to get me. I believe I went through the following: Cein Merthyr Cynog (I said r, could be y,r) Rhulan (I said R,h) Tir-y-felin (I said y, hard to read any other possible letters) Aberbran (I said n, could be a,n) I greatly enjoyed this competition. This was FAR more difficult than the last one, but very fun and made me really think!!!
268	Jonathan Forrest	N	0	0	0	9	28	2	Y	2	2	91
272	Nigel Parish	E	4	0	0	48	35	2	y,r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89
275	Francis Tindall	M	10	0	5	19	31	6	r,R,h,y,n,a	3	4	89	8	3,7,8,8	4	3	9	Fantastic! Very tricky along those whites!