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

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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							4 3	SW S,W	2	2	7 8	5	77	3 4 5 6	NO No no N n	tmeam t,m,e,a,m t,m,e,am
104	Peter Booth	E	3	0	0	21	30	4		2	2	6
105	Fred Gallagher	E	2	0	0	15	47	4	HW	4	2	4						hard!
106	Peter Harbord	E	4	0	0	40	8	4	W	2	2	7
108	Philip Robbins	M	9	0	3	31	52	4	W	2	2	7	5	77	4	N	t,m,e,a,m
109	Warren Chmura	N	2	0	2	1	27	3	WS	3	5	7						no fun with this one
110	Brian Johnson	M	8	9	17	59	15	3	S	2	2	5	5	77	3	N	t,m,e,a,m
111	Clive Hodgson	E	2	0	0	21	18	4	HS	1	2	4						Re RC4:Bridge under dual carriageway counted as one bridge
113	Andrew Fish	N	5	0	0	44	54	4	S,W	2	2	7
115	Geoff Masterman	E	3	0	0	27	7	4	S	2	2	6
119	Martin Moore	E	4	0	0	27	12	4	S	2	2	8						White in GS8014 breals GL14 so can not be used as LWR?
120	Gavin Leech	N	1	0	0	14	52	2	L,S	1	2	1
121	Arwel Jones	N	1	0	0	43	1	3	S	1	4	6
122	Steve Turnbull	E	3	0	0	20	38	41	HW	2	2	7
124	Martin Dewey	N	2	0	0	12	56	4	S	1	2	3
125	David Bell	M	8	0	2	22	9	4	S,W	1	2	8	5	71	4	N	t,m,e,a,m
126	Steve Barber	M	7	0	2	26	16	4	S	1	2	3	5	77	4	N	tmeam
127	Graham Gilmore	E	1	0	22	4	3	4	H S	1	Replace with Answer 4	Replace with Answer 5
129	Gill Sweetman	E	2	0	22	23	11	4	H,S	1	2	4
131	Shane Glynn	M	9	0	13	56	36	4	S,W	2	2	8	5	71	5	N	t,m,e,a,m
132	Derek Newbould	E	5	0	0	24	11	3	SW	2	2	7
137	Andy Ballantyne	M	4	0	0	34	4	4	S	1	2	1	2	71	4	N	r
142	Jamie Thompson	N	2	0	0	10	6	4	S	1	2	2
147	Neil Gould	E	2	0	0	10	40	4	none	1	2	3
150	Gavin Rogers	M	10	0	0	56	39	4	S,W	2	2	7	5	77	5	N	t,m,e,a,m	RC5 including W through 82351452 as I think it joins back to the Y, else answer is 6. RC8 including YOO at 82681255 as I think the W through Hill Place goes making the SE Orange a TR instead of a NTR, otherwise answer is 1 less, but also I've treated 86851335 as a XR, otherwise answer is 2 more!
151	Catherine Buck	E	3	0	0	25	41	4	H,S,W	3	2	8
153	Julie Westwood	N	0	0	0	23	32	80601535	81801430	82401455	82301330	Replace with Answer 5						Is there anywhere novices can find a glossary - don't even understand the questions not least how to answer (where does it explain the 'exact match' - what am i missing???....
154	Keith Cram	N	1	0	0	12	6	1	0	1	2	2
156	Robert Owen	M	8	0	2	4	41	4	S,W	2	1	8	5	71	6	N	t,m,e,a,m	Q4: O under A12 ignored due to lack of bridge symbol Q8: Junction @ 86851330 taken as YYOO, @878144 considered staggered and therefore counted.
157	Paul Hardy	N	1	0	0	10	43	4	S	0	3	3
159	Mark Aspinwall	E	2	0	0	17	13	4	S,W	3	3	5
163	Keith King	E	3	0	0	25	57	4	W	2	2	5
165	Mike Burrows	M	6	0	1	20	58	3	0	2	2	6	5	77	7	Y	tmeam	Answer 2 Zero - no LETTERS on my route Answer 6 Telephones at Great Totham and Little Totham just in range of my route and counted.
166	Peter Smith	M	10	11	0	32	33	4	S,W	2	2	7	5	77	3	N	t,m,e,a,m	RC8 junction in 8714 a staggered X roads (just), so not counted as a YOO
167	Paul Bloxidge	N	1	0	0	28	56	3	S	1	3	3
168	Matt Claydon	E	2	0	0	11	47	3	4	1	2	6						In the regs it says "If the abbreviation LWR (Long Way Round) is used as an instruction, the longest route should be taken between the previous instruction and the following instruction." This led to some tortuous routes through some squares which did not feel right, although that is what my answers were based on. In the abbreviations page it says LWR refers only to a junction triangle.
169	Mike Hopper	E	2	0	0	30	5	4	L,L,C,S,W	1	3	8
171	Richard Lomax	N	1	0	0	10	5	4	LCS	1	3	4
172	Jim Alcock	N	1	0	1	10	12	2	S	2	1	4
173	Peter Robertson	M	10	0	2	5	44	4	S,W	2	2	8	5	77	3	N	t,m,e,a,m	The time is so long since I am doing all sorts of other domestic tasks at the same time.
175	Zenya Heap	N	2	0	0	17	29	4	S	1	2	2
176	Neil Edmundson	N	1	0	0	23	53	4	S	0	3	3
179	Brian Ambler	N	2	0	0	50	51	4	S	1	2	2
181	Janet Robbins	N	3	0	0	11	21	4	S	2	2	6
183	George Cowling	E	2	0	0	23	0	3	3	5	2	12
189	Peter Davies	E	4	0	0	23	17	4	SW	2	2	6						Not counting dismantled railway
190	Glynn Hayward	M	6	0	0	56	4	4	HSW	2	2	9	4	77	3	Y	tmeam	Entered my answers then pressed bar to stop clock - got message wasn't logged on. Had to reload home web site and re-enter answers, has anybody else had this problem? Glynn Hayward
192	Josie Greenaway	E	1	0	0	37	46	1	SCHPBSS	0	2	3
193	Brian Banks	M	6	0	18	38	10	3	S	1	2	4	5	71	4	N	tmeam	I counted the Level Crossing in 8215
196	Alan Large	E	0	0	0	34	11	2	S	0	3	4
198	Bernie McEneany	E	4	0	0	33	50	4	rsortre	2	2	8
201	Mark Dunkerley	N	1	0	0	9	4	2	S	1	2	1
205	Tim Hassall	E	1	0	2	6	52	4	H,S	1	1	6
209	Phillip King	E	2	0	0	36	10	4	S	1	2	4
211	Iain Tullie	M	9	0	1	12	5	4	S,W	2	2	8	5	77	8	N	t,m,e,a,m	Two crossings I was uncertain about, here is how I interpreted them: SW O>Y E at top of GS8612 does NOT cross GL 13; WNW Y>Y NNW 300m later crosses GL 87 twice
214	Colin Richardson	N	2	0	0	15	17	4	10	1	2	5
216	Sara Riley	E	1	0	0	23	56	4	|S	1	4	4
217	David John Bardwell	E	1	0	0	39	34	4	S	1	1	0
218	Sally Blake	N	2	0	0	40	1	4	H,S	1	2	5
227	Gruffydd Parry	N	3	0	0	18	56	4	H,S	2	2	5
232	Craig Rowland	N	2	0	0	25	22	4	S	1	2	5
233	Dee Rampling Lee	E	2	0	1	0	50	3	SW	0	1	6						Given the results of my first route card I'm wondering if I'm doing anything right! Who knows whether I am to take roads that seem to be "no goers" or not! Confused? I'd say! Good job I'm not that serious about it all!
234	Richard Laking	N	1	0	0	31	30	5	S	1	2	3
235	Alan Crabtree	M	9	0	1	39	35	4	S,W	2	2	7	5	71	5	N	t,m,e,a,m	rc2 - I do not believe there is a road under Chipping Hill - if you think there is, answer would be C,S,W rc8 - I believe the junction used in GS8714 is staggered - ie not quite a YYOO crossroads, and therefore qualifies as YOO
236	Kevin Nugent	N	2	0	0	23	50	4	1	1	2	5
241	Pip Secker	E	2	0	0	24	25	4	1	1	2	2
242	David Killeen	M	5	0	1	53	6	4	S	1	2	3	5	N	8	N	tmeam
243	Julian Challis	N	3	0	0	14	24	4	S,W	1	2	2
245	Thomas Campbell	E	2	0	0	16	43	4	W	1	2	3
246	Tim Hare	M	8	0	2	4	21	4	S,W	2	2	8	5	77	3	Y	m,e,a,m	6) Telephone in 8511 just <200m of 85641179 or answer = 4 7) Y taken as crossing into 8612 at 8712 grid junction or answer = 4
247	David Keetley	E	3	0	0	29	57	4	H S	2	2	6
251	Sasha Heriot	N	3	0	0	28	19	4	SW	1	2	4
254	Steve Bubb	E	3	0	0	9	17	4	S,W	4	2	3
257	Claire Abrey	N	1	1	23	53	26	4	O	1	3	2
259	Richard Wardle	N	2	0	0	28	59	4	HSWC	1	2	5
262	Ashley Aslett	N	0	0	0	10	50	Replace with Answer 1	Replace with Answer 2	Replace with Answer 3	Replace with Answer 4	8040 1435
264	Ian Canavan	M	8	0	4	1	44	4	S,W	2	2	5	5	77	7	N	t,m,e,am
265	Chris Bean	N	3	0	0	34	3	4	SW	1	2	4
268	Jonathan Forrest	N	0	0	0	10	11	5	C,L,S	0	3	3
269	Chris Towers	M	6	0	1	6	19	4	SW	2	2	6	4	71	5	N	meam
270	Norman Nicolson	N	2	0	0	27	50	4	H,S,W	3	2	4						My answer #3 (which is 3 times) includes crossing disused railway.
271	Sally Thearle	N	1	0	0	16	49	2	0	1	2	1
272	Nigel Parish	E	4	0	0	52	38	4	H,W	2	2	8
274	Richard French	N	2	0	0	16	36	4	5	1	2	1
275	Francis Tindall	M	9	0	1	22	46	4	S,W	2	2	7	5	71	5	N	t,m,e,a,m
276	Jenny Fox	N	1	0	0	30	57	2	S	1	2	1
277	Richard Dresner	N	1	0	0	21	31	1		1	2	2
278	Colin Mackenzie	N	1	0	0	7	33	1	1	1	2	1
279	Jasmin Congreve	N	2	0	0	16	54	4	0	2	1	1						What do I put when there are no LETTERS over the road?
283	David Smoley	E	2	1	3	23	7	4	CS	1	2	5
284	Jo White	N	2	0	0	17	41	4	rsrtr	Y	2	N
287	Ron Bateman	N	2	0	2	0	32	4		2	1	4