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
150
Make a clean sweep
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2
167
Just an arch left to pray to
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3
71
Starmer's famous namessake
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4
88
Rebuild the old stronghold
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5
203
Securing blue boats since 1400
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6
168
A place of worship since 660
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7
166
They used to bathe under the tarmac
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8
85
A lion and 4 sundials sit on top
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9
120
P.B. Houfton's arty, crafty village
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10
139
New home of the competition
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11
154
Old tech still works here
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12
105
Percy built it, Henry took it
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13
98
Wallace & Gromit's favourite
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14
86
lit her all true (anag)
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15
101
Tastier than granite, patriotic too.
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16
181
Working wool since 1797
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17
124
Bye Bye Cram (anag)
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18
88
Largest timber structure in Europe
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19
176
One of the largest, built 1427
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20
125
Worship among 2000 year old Yews
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21
103
Remember how cloth was made
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22
151
Forerunner of Holby City?
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23
160
Show us what's down there, Dai.
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24
164
The original MG
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25
150
Built in 1056 for the soul of Aelfric
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26
150
Not an iPhone, an A or B phone
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27
141
Largest Anglo-Saxon church in England
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28
196
Housing 800 years of history
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29
122
Point not Rock to see the wildlife
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30
144
Home to 2 species of eel
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31
145
See the historic boats built
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32
179
Oldest place of worship still in use.
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33
34
Holding back the water since 1957
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34
139
Keep the old wheels turning
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35
184
Home to Earl & Countess of Pembroke
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36
183
Sunny tee clan (anag)
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37
58
Memories of double deckers
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38
35
Built by George II in early 1700s
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39
64
Home of the teacake
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40
36
Discover Tom & Glen here
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41
109
Military conflict remembered
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42
66
Remember what we used to drive
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43
37
Carved French Pebble?
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44
38
William Forbes' impressive pad.
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45
108
Top secret underground war bunker
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46
191
Gold hats for King, Queen and Prince?
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47
200
Scream store tell (anag)
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48
196
Book first to see the D-day map.
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49
50
A wet drop of 30 feet
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50
51
Remember Maskelyne's 1774 experiment.
