The following are some examples of questions from recent Quiz Walks, complete with answers and explanations to help you to understand what to expect.   In reality the questions are easier to answer than might be expected. You have plenty of clues other than that written down on the sheet. The questions are always to be found within the stage that they are set and are always set in the sequence in which the answers are found, which gives you a limited area within which to look. In many cases there isn't too much around to ask a question about, so if you see something, particularly if it is unusual, then it could be the answer - it all depends on how you look at it!

Clue: He may be observed in a biblical crown  Answer: The Horns (pub name)  Explanation: Take "he" out of "The" and "The Horns" becomes "Thorns"

Clue: Makes us dirty  Answer: Mud  Explanation: Initial letter from each word of the clue

Clue: X marks the spot all right  It's there in black and white  Answer: 10 on telegraph pole, one digit in white, the other in black  Explanation: X is the Roman numeral for 10.

Clue: A confusing stream of numbers  Answer: "MASTER" on a combination padlock  Explanation: "master" is an anagram of "stream"

Clue: Wakes you up with a noisy racket  Reminds you of a cornflakes packet  Answer: Cockerel on a weather vane  Explanation: Straight answer to a straight question

Clue: Get crosser and you'll solve this clue  Answer: A bridge (over a stream)  Explanation: It crosses the stream so it must be a "crosser"!

Clue: Baking a scone?  Answer: "GAS" on a stone plinth  Explanation: Hidden, in "baking a scone", and literally as in gas cooker

Clue: This is serious!  Answer: Grave  Explanation: We walked past a churchyard!