Blogging live at the answer presentations.
Full points: 125
- 98 – Gary Gunasegar, Liew Kok Seng, Chong Foo Seong, Lim Kong Yew
- 94 – KK Chai, Margaret Sha, Chong Voon Kiat, Claire Chin
- 92 – Adrian Wong, Michael Pang, Toh Weng Ngai, Goh Teck Koon
- 81 – Yeap Heng Boon, Pava, Faud, Mun Yee
- 80 – Rajj Melambaran, ShirleyHoe, Lim Say Chye, Loh Chee Kwan
- 76 – Lim Kim Meng, Richard Tan, Viki Lim, Jeffery Wong
Update: 11.53pm
Just got back from a boy band concert. Our teeny boppers can really scream non stop for over 3 hours! My ears are ringing right now.
Today’s hunt. I predicted that there would be some sort of games/challenges for this hunt and true enough today we had to identify 10 leaves at the end of the hunt. And because teams were more or less equal on route questions, this little task has had an impact on the final placings you see above. I don’t know how much impact because the breakdowns were not provided. Maybe just one position up or down at most for a few teams. Anyhow, at least the task were not luck base this time around.
Overall it was a good hunt. A few interesting questions and treasures. Briefing, flag-off and answer presentation were all on time. The only thing is, it was really a poor choice of route and questions sectors. The roads were congested this morning and I think we spend no less than 60minutes in total getting stucked in traffic.
This hunt had the potential to be a huge hunt but it didn’t. Only 11 teams hunted today. With the backing of various government agencies and the organiser being a grouping of NGOs, one would thought that they would not have problem getting the numbers. If only each of the NGOs in the “gabungan” send 5 teams, they would have easily gotten 30/40 teams. So what happened here? I wonder how much they collected for the Gaza cause?