The Nearest FarAway Place Rally 2008
Route Card 7 Answers
The Nearest FarAway Place Rally 2008 Route Cards & Solutions
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 Correct Answer      4
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me
e,m
m,e
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YES
Yes
yes
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yelW
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104Peter BoothE501436 4 e,m 3 Y 7      
105Fred GallagherE4003258 3 em 5 Y 7      
106Peter HarbordE504431 4 m,e 3 Y 6      
108Philip RobbinsM902542 4 e,m 5 Y 7 6 84,96 4 Y y,e,l,W 
110Brian JohnsonM1016173954 4 m,e 5 Y 6 4 84,96 4 Y y,e,l,W 
111Clive HodgsonE3002827 3 e,l,m,e 5 Y 6      Flyover roundabout in GS 5692 counted a 2 bridge overs
113Andrew FishN4004755 4 m,e 3 N 16      
115Geoff MastermanE5003430 4 em 5 Y 6      
119Martin MooreE3002444 4 H,m,e 6 N 5      RS4 - Pass "A127" in GS 5888, but not "127" RS5 - First YYW junction not included as not a through road.
121Arwel JonesN42224628 4 e,m 5 Y 3      
122Steve TurnbullE500352 4 em 5 y 7      
124Martin DeweyN4001632 4 m,e 5 Y 15      
125David BellM10012043 4 m,e 5 N 6 4 84,96 4 Y y,e,l,W 
126Steve BarberM100103638 4 e,m 5 Y 6 4 84,96 4 Y y,e,l,W No comment
129Gill SweetmanE401137 4 e,m 8 Y 7      I have assumed the first junction counts for YYW
137Andy BallantyneM4021839 4 e,m 4 N 0 2 35 2 N e,r,m 
147Neil GouldE4002023 3 e,m 3 y 7      
148Gillian GoodlassM1003726 4 e,m 5 Y 7 4 84,96 4 Y y,e,l,W 
150Gavin RogersM10005925 4 e,m 3 Y 6 4 84,96 4 Y y,e,l,W RC1 counted 2 on A12 at Brook Street as 2 black lines, RC5 not including 1st junction as W is a NTR, RC8 not including ChS near "l" of 1st Hospl as I think it's a fraction over 200m from the route, if not answer is 5
151Catherine BuckE5003937 4 e,m 5 N 7      
154Keith CramN000643 Replace with Answer 1 Replace with Answer 2 Replace with Answer 3 Replace with Answer 4 Replace with Answer 5      
156Robert OwenM1012240 4 m,e 3 Y 7 4 84,96 4 Y y,e,l,W Q1: T's 3 and 4 share one symbol, but ther are two lines so have counted both. Q2: could be e,m Q3: 'bridges' at intersection in GS5692 considered invalid due to lack of proper symbol Q4: questionable as to whether the A is part of the total word, but have counted it due to blank between the A and 127
159Mark AspinwallE4002414 5 e,m 3 Y 7      
163Keith KingE4011651 4 3 5 Y 7      
165Mike BurrowsM909244 3 m,e 3 y 6 4 84,96 4 y y,e,l,W 
166Peter SmithM10504631 4 e,m 5 Y 6 4 84,96 4 Y y,e,l,W 
169Mike HopperE5003515 4 e,m 3 Y 7      
171Richard LomaxN4001141 4 me 3 Y 3      
172Jim AlcockN400427 3 e,m 5 Y 6      
173Peter RobertsonM10224315 4 m,e 5 Y 7 4 84,96 4 Y y,e,l,W RC 8 - There is 1 "CH" OR 4 Ch's OR 1 CH within 200m of the route. Take your pick. Penultimate Tulip - Are the folks on the Hill still debating Reg 17 or was it set by the people to the south?
175Zenya HeapN3003214 4 GHem 2 Y 7      
176Neil EdmundsonN001621 Replace with Answer 1 Replace with Answer 2 Replace with Answer 3 Replace with Answer 4 Replace with Answer 5      
179Brian AmblerN501842 4 e,m 5 Y 7      
181Janet RobbinsN501112 4 e,m 5 y 7      Question 2. I have answered the order e, m since this is the order that the letters appear in the word crossing the road.
189Peter DaviesE501429 4 m,e 3 Y 7      1 - including 2 for double phone lines in 5793 3 - not counting motorway junction bridges as bridge symbols not fully formed
190Glynn HaywardM900534 4 e,m 5 Y 7 4 84,96 5 Y y,e,l,W 
192Josie GreenawayE5003153 4 e,m 3 N 7      
193Brian BanksM571839 4 GHme 3 Y 3 4 2 3 Y leyW 
196Alan LargeE4014145 4 r,e 3 Y 6      
198Bernie McEneanyE4005630 4 Hem 3 Y 6      Assumed White Road below The Squirrels does not go
201Mark DunkerleyN52551119 4 em 6 y 7      for q3 do you count the raised roudabout as 1 large bridge or 2 seperate 1's
205Tim HassallE502211 4 m,e 3 y 6      Answer to Route Check 2 has been given as m,e and not e,m as when approaching from south in my judgement the m would be encountered before the e in Cemy
209Phillip KingE5005622 4 m,e 5 Y 6      
211Iain TullieM10005913 4 m,e 6 Y 7 4 84,96 4 Y y,e,l,W Southern most T in 5793 - counts as two as there are two lines.
214Colin RichardsonN000044 Replace with Answer 1 Replace with Answer 2 Replace with Answer 3 Replace with Answer 4 Replace with Answer 5      
216Sara RileyE3021950 4 G,H,em 5 Y 3      
218Sally BlakeN401296 3 e,m 4 N 7      
227Gruffydd ParryN1002139 3 iem 6 2 2      
232Craig RowlandN4002155 4 e,m 3 N 2      
233Dee Rampling LeeE5005539 4 em 5 N 7      Surely A127 is not the same as 127? It wouldn't be the same if it were Hall and Halls!
234Richard LakingN5003725 4 m,e 3 Y 7      
235Alan CrabtreeM10024448 4 m,e 3 Y 6 4 84,96 4 Y y,e,l,W Interesting variation on tulips. The movies slowed down dreadfully at one point when I was trying to check back. You said we could download the movies to play on our own PC, but I could only do this by clicking on the "Printable Version" link, and saving the resultant MHTML document. Then to play it I had to close the existing window and open it again. Is there a better way? Observations on my answers:- rc1 - I've counted 2 for the last Telephone, as there are two lines from the telephone symbol - indicating one each side of the dual carriageway rc5 - I have not counted the White at the start as it is NTR, so even though it is part of the route, it would not under any other cicumstances count as a YYW junction - it would be seen as a yellow through road passing a white NTR. By the way, I meant to say as a comment to Route Card 6, but forgot! - Strictly speaking there should be a YYY before the first instruction in part 1, as this junction is between the telephone and the first YGG! (But it's a moot point, and I won't hold it against you!)
236Kevin NugentN4003230 4 em 3 n 9      
241Pip SeckerE4002530 4 H, em 3 Y 7      
242David KilleenM8021019 4 e,m 3 Y 7 4 84,96 6 Y l,e,y 
243Julian ChallisN400212 4 me 3 Y 8      
246Tim HareM70212953 2 e,m 7 Y 7 4 84,96 1 Y y,e,l,W 10) numbers 60 do touch the route but regulations specific on Letters
247David KeetleyE5813559 4 e,m 3 Y 7      
251Sasha HeriotN5031654 4 em 5 y 7      I wasn't sure whether to count the "bridges over" at the motorway junction 28 where you pass over the motorway twice. I did include these in my answer to RC3. If they don't count then my answer is 3.
254Steve BubbE400136 4 m,e 10 Y 6      
259Richard WardleN1002547 1 e,m, 2 Y 15      
262Ashley AslettN00003 Replace with Answer 1 Replace with Answer 2 Replace with Answer 3 Replace with Answer 4 Replace with Answer 5      
264Ian CanavanM7023742 3 em 3 Y 7 4 84,96 3 Y ley,W 
265Chris BeanN500516 4 e,m 5 Y 7      
268Jonathan ForrestN2001540 2 e,l,e,m 3 Y 3      A click to start the move would have been helpful, instead of starting auto. Crafty!! But cocked me up as it started before I was ready. Give me a chance I'm new at this!
269Chris TowersM901821 4 m,e 5 N 5 4 84,96 4 Y y,e,l,W RC3 includes 4 "double" roads over green dual carriageways RC5 includes the YYW next to the start which presumably now goes 'cos its on the route Brilliant - very novel - the mind boggles with ideas for the future!
270Norman NicolsonN5005550 4 e,m 3 y 7      RC3 - BrO, again my answer excluded bridges with no obvious bridge symbol as map legend - ie I excluded MR580885 as well as Jnct 29M25 and Jnct 28 M25 for same reason, but did include BrO at MR57359295 - there is an obvious bridge symbol - so my answer would have been for three more bridges ie BrO = 6 for all of these. I could see an arguement for Jnct 29 being excluded as the route does not cross anything, so in that interpretation my answe would be 5 !!!! So finally my route card RC3 has bridges over used or possibly used at MRs 595887, 574904, 580885, 58378850, 56759230 same bridge extending all round to 56909245, and last bridge at 57359295.
272Nigel ParishE500401 4 em 3 Y 7      
275Francis TindallM10024343 4 m,e 3 Y 6 4 84,96 4 Y y,e,l,W 
278Colin MackenzieN2002540 3 er 5 No 11      
279Jasmin CongreveN5004050 4 em 5 Y 7      
283David SmoleyE429539 4 Hem 3 Y 7      
284Jo WhiteN4002617 4 e,m 5 A 7      
287Ron BatemanN3401449 2 3 5 N 6