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| 3. | Name of the pre Camel band featuring Latimer, Ferguson & Ward |
| 8. | Photographer credited on a few Camel Albums |
| 12. | Part of the anatomy of Guy Le Blanc which was fractured when a fan pulled him down onto the edge of a stage monitor at a gig in Holland in 2000 |
| 13. | Title of a famous Camel bootleg of a radio show from a live performance in Tokyo, Japan in 1980 |
| 14. | Instrumental track from Camels’ debut LP |
| 16. | Credited as operating the synthesiser on Camels' debut LP |
| 18. | The nickname for Andy Latimers damaged knee during the "Rajaz" tour |
| 20. | Paris Venue on the 2003 Farewll tour |
| 21. | Synthesiser favoured by Pete Bardens |
| 23. | Famous British horse racing track where Latimer & Ward allegedly composed "Slow Yourself Down" |
| 24. | Name of Pete Bardens former band when he joined Latimer, Ferguson & Ward before they acquired the name "Camel"...they toured in Belfast under this name |
| 26. | Former bandmate of Colin Bass who auditioned as Camels' drummer for the YK2 tour, but who was not eventually used |
| 27. | Camels' stage manager on the Nude tour |
| 28. | "Moonmadness" and "Rain Dances" producer |
| 30. | Bonus track on the Japanses release of "A Nod And A Wink" eventually realeased as a download from Camel Productions |
| 32. | Unrealeased song from a bootleg album recorded in Italy in 1973 |
| 33. | Name of touring band featuring ex Camel members, Pete Bardens, Andy Ward and Dave Sinclair |
| 34. | Drum manufacturer who sponsored Andy Ward in the 1970’s |
| 36. | Agency responsible for the gigs on the UK leg of the upcoming 2013 tour in October |
| 40. | Country of origin of the soldier that the "Nude" album was based upon |
| 42. | A Peter Bardens non Camel composittion which was recently covered on a solo album by Colin Blunstone |
| 44. | A rare version of this track recording live at the Royal Albert Hall in 1975 was eventually released on the "Lunar Sea" compilation CD |
| 45. | Members of Brew performed live and on an album by this singer-songwriter |
| 49. | Tile of a Pete Bardens song from one of his solo albums featuring Andy Latimer on backing vocals |
| 51. | David Paton song occasionally performed by Camel on The Single Factor tour |
| 52. | "Strictly Come Dancing" judge who appears as a caberet artist on the "Pressure Points" video |
| 54. | Book by John Steinbeck that the "Dust & Dreams" album was inspired by |
| 57. | Producer of the "I Can See Your House From Here " album |
| 58. | Rare Camel song, unreleased for decades feauring Doug Ferguson on lead vocal |
| 62. | A "late night version" of this song appeared on the "Paris Collection" CD |
| 63. | Keyboard Player who guested on the American leg of the 2003 farewell tour |
| 67. | Original working title for the "I Can See Your House From Here" album |
| 69. | Name of a pre Camel band featuring Andy Latimer who recorded an unreleased album for a German producer |
| 72. | Location for the recording of the "Harbour Of Tears" album |
| 73. | The title of a Neil Larrsen instumental, known as " Nobody Knows" on varoius Camel Bootlegs |
| 76. | Cello player on "Dust & Dreams" |
| 78. | Name of the band who covered the "Pressure Points" track on the "Harbour Of Joy" tribute CD |
| 84. | Graphic artist credited with the design of several Camel Album sleeves |
| 86. | Ex guitarist from the UK band Pilot who was originally offered to join the line up on the "Single Factor" tour |
| 87. | Instrumental track recorded by Latimer, Ferguson & Ward released as a download by CP and features on the "Footage" DVD |
| 88. | Producer/Director on the "Pressure Points" video and DVD |
| 89. | Session drummer and Cliff Richard band stalwart who played drums on "The Single Factor" |
| 90. | "Dark Ships" is this Camel keyboard player's album |
| 91. | Reknowned veteran UK accordion player who guested on "The Single Factor" album |
| 92. | Band featuring Kit Watkins before he joined Camel |
| 93. | Famous Irish Manchester United footballer who allegedly released a keep fit LP, on which there were compositions by Andy Latimer |
| 94. | Orchestral instrumental written by Latimer originally for the theme music to a UK nature programme of the same name....the track appears on the "I Can See Your House From Here" album |