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							HAW H,A,W H,W HW	3	6 7	4	4	112	2	3 4	2 4	6
105	Fred Gallagher	E	3	0	0	56	40	H,A,W	2	8	4	4
106	Peter Harbord	E	4	0	18	1	36	H,A,W	3	6	5	4
108	Philip Robbins	M	10	1	4	39	52	H,A,W	3	7	4	4	112	2	4	2	6	Answer 7 RC7 does not include the WWW at finish control.
110	Brian Johnson	M	9	11	3	16	39	H,A,W	3	7	4	4	112	2	0	2	6
111	Clive Hodgson	E	1	0	0	25	14	H,A,W,M	6	10	6	4
113	Andrew Fish	N	1	0	1	31	48	H,H,W	3	13	3	2
115	Geoff Masterman	E	0	0	1	13	26	HA	4	5	3	2						Very confusing instructions! What does 'no through roads can make a junction for navigation but not for counting' mean?
119	Martin Moore	E	4	0	0	30	10	H,W	3	8	4	4						RS1 - did not icnlude A in GS1613 RS3 - included 1st junction of stagger x-roads in GS1812
122	Steve Turnbull	E	5	0	0	31	47	HAW	3	6	4	4
125	David Bell	M	10	0	1	29	29	H,A,W	3	6	4	4	112	2	3	2	6
126	Steve Barber	M	10	0	10	52	36	H,A,W	3	6	4	4	112	2	3	2	6	No comment
129	Gill Sweetman	E	2	16	15	24	14	H,A,W	4	6	3	2
137	Andy Ballantyne	M	0	0	1	59	1	R,T	2	4	2	2	134	5	10	3	2
147	Neil Gould	E	1	0	0	17	9	H	6	9	1	4
148	Gillian Goodlass	M	8	0	4	3	17	H,A,W	3	6	4	4	112	2	2	3	6	There seem to be a number of inconsistencies in this route with respect to when NTR's are included and when roads already used count e.g. GS 1713 and GS1613
151	Catherine Buck	E	5	0	0	39	43	H,W	3	7	4	4
154	Keith Cram	N	0	0	0	9	27	Replace with Answer 1	Replace with Answer 2	Replace with Answer 3	Replace with Answer 4	Replace with Answer 5
156	Robert Owen	M	9	1	0	42	18	H,A,W	3	6	4	4	112	2	4	2	5	Q7:
159	Mark Aspinwall	E	3	0	0	26	2	H,A,W	3	15	4	3
163	Keith King	E	0	12	22	46	55	A,W,M	5	9	3	1
165	Mike Burrows	M	7	0	11	13	17	H,A,W	3	9	1	4	112	2	3	3	6	Masters route interpreted as follows: 111222111122121121112121112121121212121112231231
166	Peter Smith	M	10	9	7	46	27	H,W	3	6	4	4	112	2	4	2	6	RC1 A in 1613 does not break line of road (though a little bit of white space does - but gap between letter and edge of road too much to consider counting)
169	Mike Hopper	E	4	0	0	57	1	H,A,W	3	7	4	2
171	Richard Lomax	N	4	0	0	19	28	HAW	3	8	4	4
173	Peter Robertson	M	9	1	3	23	42	H,A,W	2	7	4	4	112	2	3	2	6	You wait all day for a number 11, then all of a sudden 2 appear.
176	Neil Edmundson	N	0	0	0	10	26	Replace with Answer 1	Replace with Answer 2	Replace with Answer 3	Replace with Answer 4	Replace with Answer 5
179	Brian Ambler	N	2	0	0	45	49	H,W	3	9	5	1
189	Peter Davies	E	4	0	1	38	5	H,A,W	3	10	4	4						3 - Including junctions with NTRs as per navigation.
190	Glynn Hayward	M	10	0	0	57	18	H,A,W	3	7	4	4	112	2	3	2	6
196	Alan Large	E	4	3	6	13	12	H,A,W	3	4	4	4
201	Mark Dunkerley	N	5	0	0	59	52	HAW	3	7	4	4						capital letters used on the first one with no spaces
205	Tim Hassall	E	4	1	6	50	8	H,A,W	4	7	4	4						RC3- Junct at 167138 judged as a large island triangle juction and so travelling ESE to WNW would entail passing thru 3 x YYY junctions. RC5 -At an all orange roundabout, joining roundabout and taking 1st exit off roundabout would constitute passing thru 2 x OOO junctions. I believe that J25 to be in error and belive that my route plots perfectly when that assumption is made (map references of all my junctions can be supplied if really necessary.....)
209	Phillip King	E	3	0	23	39	22	H,A,W	2	7	4	5
211	Iain Tullie	M	10	0	1	47	46	H,A,W	3	7	4	4	112	2	4	4	6	RC1 - in between H and W the A of Amwell in GS1613 nicks but does not BREAK the line of the road RC9 - I have counted 2 crossings in GS1217 and 1 in 1216 where the boundary is in the middle of the road
214	Colin Richardson	N	0	4	0	42	41	83	5	10	3	7
216	Sara Riley	E	2	0	23	57	22	H,A,W	3	8	5	3
218	Sally Blake	N	0	0	0	36	51	P,A,T	1	18	10	5
227	Gruffydd Parry	N	0	0	0	4	15	Replace with Answer 1	Replace with Answer 2	Replace with Answer 3	Replace with Answer 4	Replace with Answer 5
232	Craig Rowland	N	3	0	0	24	48	H,M,H	2	6	4	4
233	Dee Rampling Lee	E	3	0	1	57	18	H,A,W	2	8	4	4
234	Richard Laking	N	1	5	0	50	10	H,W,H	3	9	1	5
235	Alan Crabtree	M	10	0	3	47	39	H,A,W	3	7	4	4	112	2	3	4	6	RC8 - count obviously excludes the O>W which constitutes the start (OOW junction) rc9 - I had decision problems with this. First the route doesn't cross a DB at all - how could it? There is only 1 road that allows a crossing - the yellow north of Gustard Wood - all other roads are NTR. Using this road would add at least 6 more junctions to the list. (Or was that just you being crafty as usual?!). And then for the CB, after turning left off the B653 in GS1217, the CB runs briefly along the middle of the road. Being a law-abiding chap, I keep well over to the left when I drive, so that I cross the CB for a second time, and then cross it again as I go under the railway bridge, finally crossing it for the fourth time as I follow the Yellow with the Red Diamonds. If it is deemed that the boundary is not crossed just before the railway bridge, then my answer would be 2.
236	Kevin Nugent	N	1	0	0	16	43	2	6	5	3	4
242	David Killeen	M	7	0	18	11	45	H,A,W	4	10	4	4	112	5	3	4	6
243	Julian Challis	N	4	0	0	40	41	H,A,W	3	9	4	4
246	Tim Hare	M	8	0	2	33	29	H,A,W	3	7	3	4	112	2	2	2	6
247	David Keetley	E	2	8	2	7	0	H,A,W	2	10	4	5
251	Sasha Heriot	N	3	0	13	14	44	HAW	5	7	4	2
254	Steve Bubb	E	4	0	0	38	47	H,A,W	3	9	4	4
259	Richard Wardle	N	0	0	0	18	0	W,M,	2	10	2	3
262	Ashley Aslett	N	0	0	0	0	3	Replace with Answer 1	Replace with Answer 2	Replace with Answer 3	Replace with Answer 4	Replace with Answer 5
264	Ian Canavan	M	9	4	7	12	3	H,A,W	3	8	4	4	112	2	3	2	6
265	Chris Bean	N	4	0	1	10	14	H,A,A,W	3	6	4	4
268	Jonathan Forrest	N	0	0	0	16	20	A,H,a,l,l,h,e,W,r,y,a,r	2	8	2	1
269	Chris Towers	M	9	0	1	35	38	H,A,W	3	8	4	4	112	2	4	2	6
270	Norman Nicolson	N	2	0	0	38	40	3	4	7	3	4						RCheck 3 I counted the Yellow Jnct set at 163138 as three separate YYYs. Plus four other YYY - my answer is 7. RC5 I find the OOOs to be all on the roundabout at 178144, I use it twice, but not crossing my previous route. There is an arguement to say this is two OOO junctions, not four, my answer to RC5 would be 2 under that interpretation.
272	Nigel Parish	E	5	0	0	51	5	H,A,W	3	7	4	4
275	Francis Tindall	M	10	0	12	9	22	H,A,W	3	6	4	4	112	2	3	2	6	Not sure about this one, part 2. All seems ok except around GS's 1616 and 1617 where I have used two 2's where I think one ought to be a 1. I'll soon see if I'm way out when I submit this!
278	Colin Mackenzie	N	0	0	0	9	20	H	1	4	1	1
279	Jasmin Congreve	N	0	2	6	24	28	H	2	5	0	1
283	David Smoley	E	4	11	0	26	56	HAW	3	8	4	4
284	Jo White	N	3	0	1	38	42	H,A,W	3	8	3	4