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Route Card 8 (Llanfair-London-Llannefydd)
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Display Map Solution
Plotting Boundaries: (E 290000, N 373600) to (E 301420, N 365520)
Part 1 (Masters, Experts and Novices)
Plot the following references:
(1) 9012 6992 (2) 9057 7183 (3) 9094 6750 (4) 9121 7153 (5) 9141 7044 (6) 9238 7007
(7) 9257 7235 (8) 9265 7149 (9) 9297 7015 (10) 9296 7246 (11) 9303 7141 (12) 9324 6714
(13) 9339 6789 (14) 9354 6835 (15) 9359 7359 (16) 9397 6578 (17) 9426 6632 (18) 9504 7282
(19) 9555 7139 (20) 9553 6765 (21) 9568 6745 (22) 9643 7264 (23) 9672 7173 (24) 9675 7122
(25) 9744 7112 (26) 9841 7167 (27) 0011 7047 (28) 0014 7297 (29) 0093 7207 (30) 0128 7080
Then from TC1 at > in 9465, go via these locations only (some including approach and departs):
17, 16, 12, WSW13, 20, S14, 6, 8NNE, 7W, 2, 10, S18, 22, 23, 26, NE28, NE29, N30 (just!).
TC2 at last instruction.
Part 2 (Masters Only)
Plot the following references:
(31) 9549 7039 (32) 9872 6556 (33) 9835 6960 (34) 9946 7088 (35) 9836 6925 (36) 0010 6602
(37) 9730 6863 (38) 0087 6980 (39) 9631 7139 (40) 9772 7090 (41) 9808 6930 (42) 9606 6875
(43) 9816 6760 (44) 0005 6926 (45) 9855 6867 (46) 9631 7068 (47) 9814 7066 (48) 9717 6957
(49) 9970 6915 (50) 9933 6743 (51) 9774 7152 (52) 9803 6876 (53) 9608 6870 (54) 9954 6980
(55) 9858 6835 (56) 9825 7107 (57) 9815 7000 (58) 9658 7038 (59) 9618 7050 (60) 9685 7068
Then continue as before:
AL, JB, SE, AD, MCW, RW, CT, ATNW, AK, AW, PS, NGR, DRL, GS, SA, SM, NWAJ, GC,
DK, MD, DS, SG, NMA, IT, KC, SH, CB to TC3 at MS.
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Route Card Commentary
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This 'join the dots' format of plotting I am told originated on the London Rally some years ago, hence the route card title. Simple but time consuming.
Part 1
RC2 - Three choices as there were two unclear 'partial' gradient arrows.
RC3 - Again lots of dubious ones permitted.
RC4 - Two answers, to allow for the debatable crossing near GL92.
Part 2
You either sussed out this 'code' or you didn't - replace the initals by the ITTR Championship competitor number, to give the points to visit.
So CW=ClarenceWestberg=3, CB=ChrisBean=5, RS=RichardStrawson=6, etc.
The second one should have been GG (38) instead of JB (33), but as it wasn't an alpha-numeric code, I felt it was not appropriate to correct this on the forum.
If you worked out the initials, this error was obvious, as there was no way to get to no 33 from no 27.
This idea just came to me in a flash of inspiration (or sadism?) and I couldn't resist using it.
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Alternative sets of answers are shown with dividers. | No | Question | Answer | | No | Question | Answer | | 1 | Y>W | 4 | | 6 | W>Y | 6 | | 2 | ^ | 30
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32 | | 7 | T | 4 | | 3 | letters | e,d,f,o,i,t,n,e,t,h,o,d,r,o,c,h,y,d,y,r,o,i,l,r,a
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e,d,f,o,t,i,n,e,t,h,o,d,r,o,c,h,d,y,y,r,o,i,l,r,a
e,d,f,o,i,t,n,e,t,h,o,d,r,o,c,h,d,y,y,r,o,l,r,a
e,d,f,o,t,i,n,e,t,h,o,d,r,o,c,h,d,y,y,r,o,l,r,a
d,e,f,o,t,i,n,e,t,h,o,d,r,o,c,h,y,d,y,r,o,i,l,r,a | | 8 | > ? | 9 | | 4 | GL72 | 12
14 | | 9 | YYY | 27
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30 | | 5 | Br | 4
5 | | 10 | SH | 176,164,107,312 |
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