>In article <a36bmvc3jghqlj500...@4ax.com>, Stevie D
><stevieiny...@yahoo.co.uk> writes
>>Beeston and Attenborough are part of "Nottingham Group", so doubling
>>back is allowed as part of a mapped route, providing it starts and
>>finishes outside the group.
>
>Isn't this also one of the rules of the game of "Mornington Crescent"?
>
I can't check my copy of the rules as I have leant it out,
is there somebody on here who can confirm this either way.
It looks like a sound knip counter measure and it may even
work against the dreaded Dollis Hill loop.
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> >
> I can't check my copy of the rules as I have leant it out,
> is there somebody on here who can confirm this either way.
> It looks like a sound knip counter measure and it may even
> work against the dreaded Dollis Hill loop.
>
>
Only if your opponent is not proceding along the diagonal, or it is Thursday.
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