Fortunately a fully re-embodied Justin emerged from the mist some days later, this is how he did it:

What can I say, It can only be down hill from here!  After all I was only out for a bit of gentle exercise on a Sunday afternoon after over indulging on Saturday night!  With it being a nice but rather chilly day, I felt the need to keep the pace up to keep warm.  I drew A as my Joker and clambering up the hill from the start I caught both feet on a fallen branch and fell flat on my face!  Fortunately nothing damaged as the ground was quite soft under foot and the set only suffered a bent sense antenna, easily sorted.  I found A easily enough, but could I find the triffid?, not until two others had found it for me, denying me maximum Joker points, Grrr.  Somewhat despondent I set off for B and it's malfunctioning triffid, took mental note of time and then hung about for C which turned out to be right down the hill to the west (probably the point at which my GPS tracker recorded my peak velocity of 8.1mph!).

Spying Tim coming back up the hill I headed for where he had apparently come from and soon found the triffid.  Long slog up the hill and wondering what to go for next, I could hear the Ghost!  This turned out to be rather further away than I thought, but just happened to stumble across it eventually on the way to the old mine workings.  Then it was just a case of heading in the general direction of the remaining TX's and picking them off in any order as I got close. Spent ages trying to find the triffids on G and H.  Looking at my GPS track, I clearly should have thought about it a bit more carefully and I wasted a lot of distance.  I got close to M near the end, but it looked to be in a difficult area so headed back to A to bank my points with just 5 minutes to spare.  By the end of the event my right foot was very painful as I limped back to the car park.  But I don't expect I will get any sympathy!  Obviously beginners luck and the points tell a different story of a mediocre performance.  But I was not taking it seriously. Thanks for a fun afternoon out and sorry I did not have time to join in the apres-DF at the pub.

Trace from Justin's GPS.

Well done Justin, navigator for winning team at the National Final, winner of the Triple Night and now a Multi-Win , I hope you don't get more serious than 8.1 mph  next year otherwise the rest us will need to visit the Gym.  At least next time you will have  a 50 point handicap!

Thanks to you all for coming and to Colin for managing to produce a challenging event in a very small area, the Jumble of Txs bottom right left me totally disorientated.  Took two pints in the pub before I could walk in a straight line again.  His method acting opposite the Ghost at the presentation has earned him an Multi-Oscar nomination.  Steve also deserves our thanks for entering times manually for Triffid B (which had a sulk when its battery sagged) while the rest of us supped and passed 'encouraging' comments. 

So that's it until next year, keep an eye on the Multi-Noticeboard for details of the next event, probably in March.

Merry Christmas when it comes and hope to see you all in 2018.