The following dialogue is between g, the guide, and f, the follower. Assess the overall efficiency of the communication and categorize it into one of three levels: LOW, MEDIUM, or HIGH. Provide a brief explanation for your assessment.
Found 2 args.
Observation: q2ec1; Result size: 177; atts: 2
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g	right 	
g	do you have sandy shore up at the top of your map 	
g	right 	
g	that's the start is just to the left of that near the coast 	
f	just at the cross 	
g	yeah there 	
g	okay 	
g	go south down towards the well 	
f	towards the 	
g	the well 	
g	do you not have a well 	
g	that should be just there 	
f	no 	
f	i've got hills 	
g	no 	
g	not as far south as that erm 	
g	see where this the the river comes in seems to be a bay crane bay 	
f	right okay i got crane bay 	
g	right 	
g	follow the line 	
f	is it your left or my left 	
g	oh hell erm my left 	
f	your left 	
f	so it's my right 	
g	yeah 	
f	okay that's where 	
g	follow follow the line of crane bay down to just above the corner of the bay 	
g	you know how the bay goes like that 	
f	yeah 	
f	the very opposite corner of iron bridge 	
g	i don't have iron bridge 	
f	okay 	
g	right 	
g	go south from the start 	
f	south 	
f	right 	
g	right 	
g	then you go left follow y-- up to oh heck go round where where the river goes 	
g	you know how the the two bits of the crane come in crane bay come in like that then into the river 	
f	yeah 	
g	well 	
g	go up to where the two bits join nearly and to form the lar the river 	
f	to the mouth of the river 	
g	to the mouth of the river 	
g	right 	
g	now cut across the river at that point 	
f	over the bridge 	
f	i've got a bridge 	
g	okay 	
g	go over the bridge 	
f	okay i'm over the bridge 	
g	right 	
g	now follow the line of the river right down to the fork 	
f	to the dead tree 	
g	just above the dead tree before the fork 	
f	okay i'm there 	
g	right 	
g	now i want you to go to your left and do a sort of "c" quite a a wide "c" round some supposed 	
g	i've got farmed land 	
g	have you got farmed land 	
f	no 	
g	no well do a 	
f	have i got to cross this babbling brook cross it 	
g	not again 	
g	you've cross it further down you've got to do a wide "c" just above the fork do a wide "c" so that you're coming across the river at b-- you know underneath the dead tree 	
f	i'm coming 	
f	oh right i see okay 	
g	right 	
g	under the dead tree go directly south for about five maybe seven centimetres 	
f	to the treasure 	
g	i don't have that 	
f	oh 	
g	right 	
g	then go to your right for about the same maybe five centimetres till you come to the lagoon 	
g	do you have the lagoon 	
f	yeah 	
f	but it's to my left 	
f	unless that "c" wasn't big enough 	
g	uh-huh 	
g	you should have crossed one of the 	
g	does your the river fork into one goes into the lagoon and the other one goes off the page 	
f	goes to a mountain stream 	
g	right okay 	
f	mmhmm 	
g	is your "c" on the side of the stream or on the side of the lagoon 	
f	it's in the middle like it comes out in between the two of them 	
g	oh heck 	
g	your river's different from mine 	
f	you want to you want my path to be a large enough "c" so as it goes down 	
g	it and it crosses over the the mountain stream and then goes directly south underneath the dead tree 	
g	is the dead tree in between the fork 	
f	mmhmm 	
f	right maybe so 	
g	right 	
g	right 	
g	so you're going south then see i come to the lagoon then when i go south and then i go left which would me-- mean you going right 	
f	you don't have be-- treasure buried underneath your dead tree 	
g	no 	
f	no 	
f	do you have hills to your the left of the dead tree and just up a bit 	
g	yes 	
f	okay 	
f	so how f-- close do you want that "c" to take me towards the hills 	
g	not close at all 	
f	not close at all 	
g	it's over the other side of the river 	
g	is yours on this side of the river 	
f	there are the the hills are on the left-hand side my left-hand side which is your left-hand side 	
f	uh-huh 	
g	oh because we're looking at the same picture 	
g	right 	
g	it's like you're starting at the s-- the sandy shore 	
f	yeah 	
g	going south then going along to the right and up and crossing the river 	
f	mmhmm 	
f	uh-huh across the bridge yeah 	
g	at your bridge right you're going down to the fork of the 	
g	river 	
f	yes 	
g	are you on the other side of the river from the the hills 	
f	yes 	
g	right 	
f	same side as the woodlands 	
g	right that's right 	
g	so at the top of just before the fork in the river do a "c" to the the same side don't don't cross the river at that point 	
f	yes 	
g	do the do a "c" so that it 	
f	don't cross the river 	
g	it it's like a backwards "c" 	
f	right i've not crossed 	
g	do you see what i mean 	
f	backwards 	
g	w-- round that way instead of round that way 	
f	like an "e" 	
f	no 	
f	oh yeah like a backwards s-- 	
g	well a back a back like do a backwards "c" there sorry 	
f	yeah i've got a backwards "c" 	
f	yeah 	
g	and cross the river under the dead tree for the first or the second time if you don't count if you count the one at the top 	
f	under the dead tree so 	
g	just just south of the dead tree 	
f	okay 	
g	right 	
g	now go dead south for about five centimetres straight down from the dead tree 	
f	yeah 	
g	and then five centimetres to the left bringing you to the lagoon 	
f	yeah 	
g	right 	
g	follow the shore of the lagoon down to the tip of it at the bottom 	
f	right 	
g	right 	
g	do you have a rock fall 	
f	no 	
g	do you have green bay 	
f	yes 	
g	right 	
g	do you see the point of green bay the top point of green bay 	
f	the most northerly point 	
g	yes 	
g	go move to there but make it a 	
f	right 	
f	on on the coast is that a jutted point 	
g	yes 	
g	right 	
g	take the line from the base of the lagoon from the point of the lagoon right down to the n-- most northerly point of green bay 	
f	right 	
g	do you have a pirate ship and the finish cross 	
f	pirate ship's right down the the the southern 	
g	right 	
g	now do a sort of "l" shape bringing you down to the pirate ship from where you are 	
f	without going in the water 	
g	going in the water 	
f	going in the water 	
g	going in the water 	
g	right 	
g	that's the finish