Directions

Nat Grid Ref: TQ204547

Location:
Headley is just to the south of M25, east of Leatherhead. Take Junction 9 from motorway and follow A243 south (signposted Dorking). At roundabout with A24 (from Epsom & Ashtead) stay with Leatherhead bypass (signposted Dorking). Soon turn left into Headley Road (a narrow road, pretty and lined with trees). After about 1½ miles, turn right at T-junction. The Cock (horse) is about ½ mile on left.

Public Transport:
Leatherhead is well served with trains and busses. Headley is about 2½ miles to the eastand might be more difficult.

Map:

Route & Question Sheet

STARTERS
Answers can be seen from the Tarmac area from in front of the church gate down to the road.

1.	Did the chronology go to pot Because just one event it's got?
2.	Sky at night?
3.	Those wanting to sleep on in bed May pray for lightning to strike it dead!

STAGE I
Through lychgate into churchyard, right for a few yards, then follow path round to the left. Soon leave churchyard via kissing gate and turn right along path between fences. Soon descend to metal gate with broken stile. Keep ahead, descending through field to another gate and stile. Climb stile and go straight over X tracks here along track in front. Soon climb next stile beside gate and follow path ahead across field. End stage after climbing next stile.

4.	A McDonald's? Well it might have been. But a bite's been taken by the Queen.
5.	See my daddy stand alone. He won the World Cup on his own!
6.	Guiding those afoot In Lilliput?
7.	Did robber abscond From over the pond?

STAGE II
Cross driveway, step over broken stile opposite and follow uphill path through field. At top climb next stile and follow path through field. At corner over stile into next field and turn immediately left, keeping fence on left. Soon climb next stile in corner and go ahead to another nearby. Climb this, step onto track below and turn right uphill towards farm buildings. Soon ignore approach to buildings and instead veer left along grassy area, keeping wire fence on left. Soon, when "Public Footpath" disc appears on post on left, veer right across track here to nearby stile.

8.	Maker's deprivation plain to see. As suffered by Al and Mo and Lee?
9.	Dealt from a stack Missing half the pack?
10.	Remake of "The French Connection", Latterly under Steven's direction?

STAGE III
Over stile and follow path along top of field. Eventually, at corner of field, skirt round to left and proceed downhill towards pylon. Pass pylon and continue down to copse at bottom. Here follow track uphill through copse. End stage at "Public Footpath" pointer on left.

11.	Perhaps its fliers could embark On the pacification of Iraq.
12.	Ever since February of '71 The units in which our pricing is done.
13.	Barney may be all around But not at Oxbridge is he found.

STAGE IV
Do hairpin right turn along "Public Bridleway". On reaching T in path turn right along upward-sloping path. Continue for some distance to "National Trust" notice marked "Headley Heath" at fork.

14.	Now Al comes first with an extra letter But in court it was Dubya who came off better.
15.	Bygone tycoon? So famous was he He didn't carve the final "E".
16.	Of Matthew and Mark and Luke and John ....it really does go on and on.

STAGE V
Take left fork. Soon, immediately after passing "White Lodge", step onto driveway and turn right. At nearby fork bear left and continue past pavilion and cricket pitch on left. On nearing main road keep grassy triangle on left and reach 3-way signpost nearby. Cross main road here and continue ahead along right-hand side of "Leech Lane". Shortly. when "Max Speed 20" appears opposite. cross over and head along "Public Bridleway". After passing "Heath House" end stage when flint-stone wall on right ends.

17.	This is surely the perfect thing To make one corner of the ring.
18.	Place of little value.
19.	Why the greenery here will not provide Scope for the night-time prowler to hide.

STAGE VI
Ahead, soon following driveway over X tracks. When driveway ends just past "Garden Cottage" stay on main track, keeping round to right with hedge. Soon pass large house on right and then bear right along wide track merging from the left. After about 25 yards veer off right along narrow path, keeping fence on right. Eventually, on reaching wide track at right angles, turn right and follow track downhill. After passing iron gate at driveway on right follow main track round to left. End stage at main road.

20.	Framed by Vi?
21.	Recording that won't be the critics' choice As spoilt by the sound of a husky voice?
22.	Rules of cricket Behind the wicket?

STAGE VII
Cross over and head up "Tumber Street" opposite. On reaching narrow road on right, turn right up this and continue past houses to main road at bend. Left, then almost immediately left again along "Public Footpath" beside "Ash House". Stay on this footpath without deviating. End stage immediately on reaching main road (with pub opposite).

23.	From the one to the other it's a short walk to take But demotion follows in its wake.
24.	Plebeian artist can clearly get All around the Internet.
25.	A procedure that could finish up With a different size of cup!

Young Walkers Questions

All stages and directions are as the walk above.

THOUGHOUT THE WALK
a.	Write down all the things you see on this walk beginning with H

STAGE I
b.	One is yellow and two are blue. Now please tell me what they do.

STAGE II
c.	When jumbled the letters of this name Turn into a CAMEL - that is plain.

STAGE III
d.	Do a drawing of the tower you see That carries electricity.

STAGE IV
e.	As you pass beneath please count for me The number of cables above you see.

STAGE V
f.	The boundary here is very plain. Mainly of rope but also of _______

STAGE VI
g.	This is a pair that are purely for show. Try kicking these and you'll break your toe!

STAGE VII
h.	Draw shape of block with hole inside And count the number that can be spied.

Answers

1. "Tuesday - Parent & Toddler Group" comes after "Sunday" and "Thursday" - on board at church.
2. Black satellite dish - on side wall of "Church Cottage".
3. Cockerel - on spire of church.
4. "Burg(er)" - on padlock at gate.
5. "PAPA-IZ BRAZIL" - on padlock at gate.
6. Very short "Public Footpath" pointer post - on right at X tracks.
7. "USA Band-It Denver" - on chrome strips on "Public Footpath" sign at end of Stage 1
8. "LAC-ME" - on electric fence plate.
9. Black hand - on electric fence plate.
10. "ET" - on wire fence connector.
11. Dovecot - in grounds of house over to right.
12. "L-P" - on plate on pylon.
13. Rubble containing red brick - wedged in track in copse.
14. GOR-S-E BUSH - off to left of path.
15. "JR" - carved on tree on left.
16. "NT" - on pointer on wooden post at end of Stage 4.
17. Blue rope - strung between some sections of boundary fence at cricket pitch.
18. "TAD-WORTH" - on signpost at main road.
19. Spotlight in holly hedge - at "Heath Lodge".
20. Hexagonal window - at large house on right.
21. "HORSE-TRACK" - on pole on right.
22. "Bye-laws" - on back of "National Trust" sign.
23. Three chevron road sign followed by two chevron one - at bend in main road.
24. "Surf" in graffiti - at end of wall on right.
25. "BUS ST-OP" - on pole at end of Stage 7.

Young Walker Answers

a. 1 to 5 words - 1 point, 6 to 10 - 2 points, 11 to 15 - 3 points and so on up to a maximum of eight points. Plus a two point bonus for the most words.
b. One yellow and two blue pointer arrows - on back of fence post at stile.
c. "Lacme" (Anagram of CAMEL) - on electric fence plate.
d. Pylon - in field.
e. Four overhead cables - strung between pylons.
f. Chain (link) - forming one section of boundary fence at cricket pitch.
g. Two stone balls - on gateposts of driveway on right.
h. Eleven white-painted stone blocks - beside cottages on right.