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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 5	3	NO No no N n	7	7	3	6701 67 01 67,01	71	wsO wsOx w,s,O w,s,O,x	4
104	Peter Booth	E	3	0	0	41	18	5	1	N	5	7
105	Fred Gallagher	E	5	1	19	16	35	5	3	N	7	7
106	Peter Harbord	E	5	0	0	48	42	5	3	N	7	7
108	Philip Robbins	M	8	0	1	34	58	5	2	N	7	7	3	6701	71	ws	4
110	Brian Johnson	M	10	11	3	14	34	5	3	N	7	7	3	6701	71	w,s,O,x	4
111	Clive Hodgson	E	2	0	0	24	13	6	4	N	3	7
113	Andrew Fish	N	3	0	1	7	25	5	2	N	3	7
115	Geoff Masterman	E	4	0	0	45	40	5	3	N	3	7
119	Martin Moore	E	4	0	0	21	33	4	3	N	3	7						RS1. RRRx3 juction in GS7106 = NOT roundabout
122	Steve Turnbull	E	4	0	0	47	7	4	3	N	3	7
125	David Bell	M	10	0	1	2	19	5	3	N	7	7	3	6701	71	w,s,O,x	4
126	Steve Barber	M	9	0	11	36	43	5	3	N	3	7	3	6701	71	w,s,O	4	Do bridges over Dual Carriageways count as two bridges? Alternative answers RC2=4. RC6=5. Guess not! Also, does white cross river over bridge in 6902? Looks to me like it misses the bridge. Alternative RC6=4.
129	Gill Sweetman	E	3	0	9	52	34	5	6	N	3	7
137	Andy Ballantyne	M	1	0	0	8	0	6	3	1	4	0	4	2	35	r,s,t	3
147	Neil Gould	E	0	0	0	6	38	Replace with Answer 1	Replace with Answer 2	Replace with Answer 3	Replace with Answer 4	Replace with Answer 5
148	Gillian Goodlass	M	9	0	6	6	7	5	3	N	7	7	3	6701	71	w,s	4	1) assumes that the multi-junction in GS 7106 is not a roundabout, if it is then answer is 5
150	Gavin Rogers	M	9	0	0	35	45	5	3	N	3	7	3	6701	71	w,s,O	4	RC1 including Army & Navy roundabout at 715061 but its ambiguous on the map so answer could be 4 - it's difficult when you know that this is physically a roundabout but the way its shown on the map is a bit strange
151	Catherine Buck	E	3	0	0	21	2	4	2	N	3	7
154	Keith Cram	N	3	0	0	18	54	5	1	n	2	7
156	Robert Owen	M	10	1	3	54	25	4	3	N	7	7	3	6701	71	w,s,O	4	General comments: a) Given that the starting point in Howe Green is slightly south of the YYY junction, shouldn’t the first instruction be a YYY? b) Are the 5 GGG’s o.k? Travelling clockwise from the YGG you get a GGG which leads off the map so surely shouldn’t count? Then a GGG which also leads off map and which, as a dual carriageway is not really usable. Thinking about this leads me to query whether even a simple roundabout is really a junction when I can only travel clockwise!! Anyway, back to the GGG’s. The next GGG is the access road onto the A12, i.e o.k. Continuing clockwise brings us to another valid GGG. Then under the A12 to another clear-cut GGG. Then again travelling clockwise we get a GGG whereby the middle G is a non access road (leads off NE bound A12 carriageway). That brings us to the GGR. Have chosen to ignore what I consider to be a problem ‘cos I can’t find any alternative way to get to a GGR!!! c) Given that the end of Part 1 is the WOO on GL70, just above GL05, I worked backwards till ROR. Ignoring the aforementioned problems (a+b), my route takes me to the R in GS7206 (instruction 27 - YRR) and consequently RRR (instruction 28). How is it possible to get to the ROR via only two more RRR’s? Q1: corresponding to c), I’ve not counted the intersection at 71500605. Q2 and 6: BrO’s ( Y over A1114 - Q2) and Y over A12? in GS6602 – Q6) have been counted on the grounds that the cutting delimits = bridge symbol.
157	Paul Hardy	N	5	0	0	17	48	5	3	N	7	7
159	Mark Aspinwall	E	4	0	0	15	8	4	3	N	2	7
163	Keith King	E	4	0	0	54	44	3	3	N	7	7
165	Mike Burrows	M	7	4	8	25	21	6	3	Y	7	7	2	6701	71	w,s,O	4	Answer 9: w,s from Killegrews - difficult to be sure that w breaks line - I think it does.
166	Peter Smith	M	9	5	23	25	1	5	3	N	7	7	4	6701	71	w,s,O	4
169	Mike Hopper	E	5	0	0	20	52	5	3	N	7	7
171	Richard Lomax	N	3	0	0	13	16	6	1	N	7	7
173	Peter Robertson	M	10	0	20	23	59	5	3	N	7	7	3	6701	71	w,s,O	4	20 hours! I have to sleep sometimes!
175	Zenya Heap	N	3	0	0	15	54	4	2	N	3	7
176	Neil Edmundson	N	0	0	0	7	57	Replace with Answer 1	Replace with Answer 2	Replace with Answer 3	Replace with Answer 4	Replace with Answer 5						Sorry all too difficult for me as a total novice, just cant get the hang of them
179	Brian Ambler	N	2	0	1	22	9	4	7	No	3	6
181	Janet Robbins	N	4	0	0	54	54	5	1	no	7	7						Question 2 BrO. I have ansered one on the basis that I cannot see a bridge symbol where the white crosses the river in GS7306.
189	Peter Davies	E	3	0	0	36	13	5	1	N	6	7						1 - Includes A1114 junction as roundabout
190	Glynn Hayward	M	8	6	16	34	45	5	3	N	7	7	3	3	71	w,s,O	5	RC6) as white in GS6802 does not appear to join under A12, used white through 6902 where track appears to go around bridge symbol so not counted.This makes navigation possibly require an extra WEW just after this section.
192	Josie Greenaway	E	4	0	1	22	5	4	2	N	7	7
193	Brian Banks	M	8	1	21	31	8	5	2	N	7	7	3	6701	71	yO	4	I'm not sure about route check 9 whether the road passes through the "x" of Oxney
196	Alan Large	E	5	0	0	47	46	4	3	N	7	7
198	Bernie McEneany	E	3	0	1	11	23	5	2	N	6	7						Included roundabout below well
201	Mark Dunkerley	N	3	0	0	22	13	5	4	n	4	7
205	Tim Hassall	E	5	0	1	30	15	5	3	n	7	7
209	Phillip King	E	5	0	0	25	10	5	3	N	7	7
211	Iain Tullie	M	10	0	1	16	44	5	3	N	7	7	3	6701	71	w,s,O	4
214	Colin Richardson	N	1	0	0	15	38	6	4	Y	4	7
216	Sara Riley	E	4	0	0	36	54	5	3	N	3	7
218	Sally Blake	N	1	0	0	36	1	8	1	N	2	4
227	Gruffydd Parry	N	3	0	0	15	21	5	3	SF	2	7
232	Craig Rowland	N	0	0	0	14	19	9	1	Y	4	6
233	Dee Rampling Lee	E	5	0	0	56	15	5	3	N	7	7						Q1 Assumed roundabout at 715061 as one roundabout under flyover. Q2 No bridge shown near buildings over water near works at 739061
234	Richard Laking	N	5	0	0	38	26	5	3	N	7	7
235	Alan Crabtree	M	10	0	2	13	37	5	3	N	7	7	3	6701	71	w,s,O	4	rc1 - my answer includes the large roundabout (gyratory?) under the dual carriageway in GS7106. rc2 - although the route crosses water at the Works at GR739061, there is no bridge symbol so I have not counted it (Reg 22). If it is deemed that there is a Bridge Over here, my answer would be 4. rc9 - (a) difficult to read the Gothic Script in GS6802, but I see it as "Killegrews" - hence "w,s" (which could also be "s,w" depending on which you see as being touched first). If this word is deemed to be "Killegrems", answer would be "m,s" (or s,m)at this point; (b) last letter of each junction represents the exit colour in every case, therefore leaving last junction on whitE brings in "O" of Oxney. "x" does not break the line of the road.
236	Kevin Nugent	N	2	0	0	21	14	5	1	Chelmet	3	7
241	Pip Secker	E	2	0	1	57	22	6	1	n	3	7
242	David Killeen	M	7	0	3	10	53	5	3	Y	7	7	1	6701	71	w,s	4
243	Julian Challis	N	3	0	0	30	5	5	4	N	3	7
246	Tim Hare	M	8	0	0	58	6	5	3	N	7	7	4	6701	71	w,s	4	2) No Br where W crosses river in 7306 White does not cross g in 6802 but you know that
247	David Keetley	E	3	8	11	27	37	4	4	N	3	7
251	Sasha Heriot	N	3	0	0	41	52	4	1	n	3	7
254	Steve Bubb	E	3	0	0	14	22	4	1	N	6	7
259	Richard Wardle	N	3	0	0	20	9	5	0	N	2	7
262	Ashley Aslett	N	0	0	0	0	2	Replace with Answer 1	Replace with Answer 2	Replace with Answer 3	Replace with Answer 4	Replace with Answer 5
264	Ian Canavan	M	7	12	4	44	13	5	3	N	7	7	1	6701	71	ws	3
265	Chris Bean	N	1	0	0	38	9	8	1	N	8	8
268	Jonathan Forrest	N	0	0	0	11	28	8	2	Y	6	6
269	Chris Towers	M	9	0	1	49	18	5	3	N	7	7	3	6701	71	w,s	4	RC6 is tricky to resolve - all depends on what happens at white/A12 junct in 6802 - ssumed rule 21 applies so that route follows N side of A12 to come out on yellow in 6902 - this also requires White S of said junction to be a no goer - all fits otherwise
270	Norman Nicolson	N	4	0	0	26	44	5	2	N	7	7						RC1 - My answer includes Jnct of A1114 and B1009 (ie RRR RRR RRR ROR RRR) as a roundabout, if this is an incorrect interpretation of roundabout then my answer to RC1 would be 4 RC2 - My answer does not interpret the Yellow Flyover to the A1114 (ie the flyover after GGR RRY YYY) as a bridge (my reasoning being it is not a bridge symbol) - if this in an incorrect interpretation then my answer to RC2 would be 3.
272	Nigel Parish	E	5	0	0	29	35	5	3	N	7	7
275	Francis Tindall	M	9	0	7	35	28	5	3	N	7	7	1	6701	71	w,s,O	4
276	Jenny Fox	N	0	0	0	47	37	Replace with Answer 1	Replace with Answer 2	Replace with Answer 3	Replace with Answer 4	Replace with Answer 5						Hi. As a very new beginner to this stuff I have to say I'm finding a lot of it all pretty hard and a bit discouraging. I'm very happy with maps but I feel as though I'm not aware of what you might call the 'general conventions' that need to be observed. I'd love a day's course just on how to plot maps with NOTHING about driving or cars. Does it exist?
278	Colin Mackenzie	N	1	0	0	10	3	5	1	26	w	3
279	Jasmin Congreve	N	3	0	1	20	39	6	3	N	2	7
283	David Smoley	E	3	10	0	49	26	5	1	N	3	7
284	Jo White	N	3	0	0	25	8	5	2	Chelmer	7	7
287	Ron Bateman	N	4	4	2	45	9	4	1	N	7	7