Directions

Nat Grid Ref: TQ272579

From Coulsdon: Take Chipstead Valley Road, heading west (see detail map). Continue through Chipstead Valley and The Ramblers Rest is on right, approximately 2 miles from Coulsdon.

From Sutton area (A217): Take A217 south (beware speed cameras). Continue past Banstead then after Shell garage on right take Waterhouse Lane on left (signposted Kingswood Station). Continue past shops and station this becomes a country road. Approximately 2 miles from A217, pass Chipstead village sign. The Ramblers Rest is shortly on left.

From M25 J 8 (Reigate): Take A217 north. Beware speed cameras. After just over 2 miles and at the 3rd roundabout, take 4th exit (Bosnor Drive, signposted Kingswood, Chipstead, Coulsdon). After ½ mile turn right at T-junction (Kingswood station). After approximately 1½ miles, pass Chipstead village sign. The Ramblers Rest is shortly on left.

Public Transport: From Chipstead station walk down to main road (Outwood Lane) and turn left. The Ramblers Rest is a little over ½ mile on right..

Location Map:

From A217	From Coulsdon

Route & Question Sheet

STARTERS 
On the front of the pub, around the main entrance.

1.	Counting him may help repose But this I hear obscures your doze
2.	A male preserve is given the hop For here the Mrs. is right on top
3.	Place for pinioned pooches

STAGE I  
Out of pub, turn right along pavement, then narrow path to bridge. Under bridge to road where stage ends.

4.	Covered by a broadsheet, one may take one's ease
5.	Birds of prey Confused today
6.	Letters from a Caucasian?
7.	The sun follows Scandinavian girl, leaving fifty

STAGE II   
At road right, then right up public footpath by letterbox, soon cross railway, through gate and up path, at fork left, at metal kissing gate right. End stage at three-fingered post.

8.	If you can't afford the therms Seems thy may allow you terms
9.	This is where the actions at Here you deduce real answers, not tat
10.	Poste haste? Not at this stage
11.	A mixed up male goose means trouble on the line

STAGE III  
Here right. At top right with field on left and trees on right. Ignore paths on right and end stage at fence and warning notice.

12.	In a jolly leap year?
13.	But obscurity is tougher
14.	A handy place to rest the paws When herding sheep upon the moors

STAGE IV 
Don't go through gap in fence ahead, but turn right and follow path down into woods. At "T" left and end stage at two-fingered sign to Banstead Woods Nature Trail and Countryside Walk

15.	All a-quiver in the quiver
16.	To sad loot or G.I. fun Add stricken tree and then you're done
17.	Could this be a record?

STAGE V 
On to car park, on right edge of which is a gate 20 yards from the top. Go through this gate. Just before wooden cabin turn right and take path into woods. Out of woods, left on to asphalt path parallel to road. Here right. End stage opposite Stagbury House.

18.	If I was there, clowns would appear
19.	Olympic swordplay?
20.	Initially contemporary music in ancient times
21.	If this is all Greek to you, tough

STAGE VI 
Follow path back to pub.

22.	U.K. swingers
23.	A hat this size a child might fit But on larger heads would only sit
24.	A mixture, but the result do sting
25.	One to four may never have been But this mog now electrifies the scene

Young Walkers Questions

All stages and directions are as the walk above.

STARTER
a.	What kind of tree is at the front of the pub?

STAGE I
b.	How fast can the traffic go along the road?

STAGE II
c.	How much will it cost to trespass on the railway?

STAGE III
d.	Find a bird and an arrow

STAGE IV
e.	Name three wild things you see

STAGE V
f.	Name a kind of dog you have seen

STAGE VI
g.	Where could you have seen your reflection?

Answers

1. The Ramblers Rest (ram-blurs)
2. MASCO (alarm
3. Hooks for tethering dogs
4. "Relaxing Times" on sign
5. SLOW (anagram OWLS)
6. White post
7. Ingersoll padlock (Inger-sol-l)
8. HP on Transco gas sign
9. Hydrant (initial letters)
10. Stage coach on letter box
11. Danger (do not touch live rail) (anagram GANDER)
12. "Have a safe and happy spring" on notice
13. Fames Rough on signpost
14. Two sheep dogs (picture) on seat
15. Yellow arrow
16. Toadstool and fungi (anagram)
17. Log
18. Perrots on sign (add I = PIERROTS)
19. Quality Fencing (from makers name on gate)
20. RBBC (Reigate & Banstead Borough Council)
21. Spartan (on gate)
22. British Gates (makers name)
23. CAP 42 on post
24. Route Signs Ltd (anagram)
25. CATV on electrical box

Young Walker Answers

a. Conifer tree
b. 40 mph signs
c. £200
d. Bird and arrow on post
e. Birds, animals, plants
f. Retriever
g. Mirror at side of road