Work out the locations around the UK, ride your Triumph to each of them and take a photo of it there, send in your entry!
The Rules:
- Work out the location of the "Landmark" from the given clue and grid reference.
- The good bit. Ride your Triumph to the location and simply photograph your pride and joy there as proof of achievement.
- Sent your entry before the end of the year comprising photographs, cheque for £5.00 payable to 'Bham and Wolves TOMCC', and an SSAE to:
Landmark Challenge, 2 Waterworks House, Cresswell Lane, Cresswell, STOKE-ON-TRENT, ST11 9RE.
The Clues:
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No.
OS Sheet
Grid Ref
Clue
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1
183
Communist mail, perhaps?
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2
195
Very subtle phone mast
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3
168
Remember old rails and locos.
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4
164
Circular diagram grinds away
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5
135
Legionnaires cross the wood.
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6
119
The village that kept the plague in.
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7
121
Built in 1760 by Cecil Wray
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8
98
Remember more than rhyming sheep breed.
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9
78
Always wet since 1956
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10
193
No more trains, but stop for a brew.
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11
143
Remember how they drained the fens
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12
58
Still, probably the oldest?
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13
198
William De Braose's 12th century fortress
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14
90
Or Dave? (anagram)
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15
56
I race GI (anagram)
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16
199
Travelled from Kent to take my turn here.
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17
137
Optical house
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18
63
Cut corn, Geek! (anagram)
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19
104
Bdown beer, rat! (anagram)
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20
130
More memories of tracks and trains
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21
125
Holding back the water for thirsty scousers
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22
86
7th century sundial stands tall on holy ground
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23
134
Memories of moving East
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24
118
The daily grind since medieval times
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25
193
Look out for the monks' 2-storey loo.
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26
200
Said to be King Arthur's hunting lodge.
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27
139
Beware of the wolves
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28
150
A baby, he lies. (anagram)
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29
153
Worship above the water
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30
162
Damp way to grow Dutch
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31
202
Discover history next to the bank
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32
65
What can the vet and electrician teach you?
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33
166
Preachers plan hopes (anagram)
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34
70
Spin a fruit to play a round
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35
172
Pool of masticating gorge.
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36
71
Fortified since the iron age
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37
73
Walter Scott lies here
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38
178
Belt pork man (anagram)
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39
74
THE Edwardian country house
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40
81
Not a place to hang around
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41
175
Rodney Wood (anagram)
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42
93
Originally founded by the Bulmers
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43
43
Slip and slide down a Munro
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44
177
Here since 1450 and full of old stuff
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45
117
Sore metal freed (anagram)
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46
141
Buy a bend ale (anagram)
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47
51
Call off Sharan (anagram)
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48
171
Venta Silurum
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49
167
400 oaks made me
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50
201
Poldark's nemesis, George
