Directions

Location: Shalford is about 1½ miles south of Guildford on the A281 (sp to Horsham). The Seahorse Inn is on the right before you reach the station.

Public Transport: Two buses per hour from Guildford bus station or 10 minutes walk from Shalford station

Car Parking: The Seahorse has limited parking and is normally fairly busy all day. Nearby side roads should be used.

Map:

Route & Question Sheet

STARTERS
The answers to all clues are visible from the forecourt area by the main entrance

1.	Sue loses a lot on the horse
2.	Jock, Taff and Tommy are like old mates; Paddy is pally but bang up to date?
3.	Are the shoes wrong for a swimmer?

STAGE I
Turn left out of the Seahorse and left again at the Public Bridleway. Shortly take left fork to Godalming. Turn right at the kissing gate and shortly reach a 5 bar gate.

4.	E's missing and so's an 'orse
5.	Eddie Cochran might give them a miss, They're twice his usual climb to bliss
6.	Reportedly walking with lips puckered!

STAGE II
Cross the water meadow using the walkway, and turn left at the river. Cross at the weir bridge and follow the canal to the lock. Cross over the lock bridge to the public notice boards.

7.	Its weird when hundreds just disappear
8.	Trunk route?
9.	The latest good books have been posted in hardback.

STAGE III
Turn right and follow the canal all the way to the footbridge. Go under the footbridge and then use it to cross over the river. Turn left, and soon turn right to the kissing gate before the park.

10.	Need a pointedly witty telegram? Then buy one from this criminal man.
11.	Rolls Royce solution to bargie's problem?
12.	Returning the cakes is a form of rejection

STAGE IV
Fork left into the park and follow the edge by the trees to the buildings. Go right by the buildings into the car park. Turn right and follow the cycle path, the path ends at to the main road.

13.	Greg has a makeover on both sides
14.	Call for help, I am surrounded by short convicts
15.	Les personnes qui regardent la porte;ils ont la solution
16.	Oddly, Gaul is lady from Ryde

STAGE V
Cross the road. The stage starts at the other side. Go left along Pilgrims Way on the left, and eventually reach Echo Pit Road. Cross over and follow the drive up to Chantry House.

17.	Hear how the faithful wobble?
18.	Looking back, Napoleon let Elba cogitate on the answer
19.	Swiss institution looks in a mess

STAGE VI
Turn right at Chantry House along the sunken track by houses and follow this to a road. Turn left along the road and very soon pick up footpath running beside the road. This eventually rejoins the road which soon ends at a T junction.

20.	Golfing tip from number one son?
21.	Alec threw somersault
22.	Stage fright is not an option

STAGE VII
Climb over the style at the T-junction and head across the field to the next stile. From here the path runs past Shalford Mill back to The Seahorse. The stage ends at the main road.

23.	The signs are all about promises
24.	Cherie is a familiar sight Stamping around at head height
25.	Should you ignore what you have read, Don't turn to her, she's lost her head

Young Walkers Questions

All stages and directions are as the walk above.

STARTERS

a.	I bet this jockey enjoys the water jumps. Can you draw him and his mount?
b.	The countries of Britain each have a flower. Can you see them? Which one is for which country? Please draw them.

STAGE I

c.	Can you see the player from Monopoly? Can you name three of the other pieces?

STAGE II

d.	Draw the railway bridge over the canal. How many triangles are there in its span?
e.	Who was Peter Pan's enemy? What would frighten Peter here?

STAGE III

f.	Do you see the post with the roller where the canal bends left? Can you draw it? They once used horses to tow boats along the canal with a long rope. Can you guess what the roller was for?
g.	The future's bright; the future's glug glug glug….?

STAGE IV

h.	Footballers have such big mouths! How many goal mouths can you see?

STAGE V

i.	There are some animal names written on the ground along this Pilgrims Way - "COW", "CAT" and "OWLS". Sometimes the letters are jumbled up. Can you find them?

STAGE VI

j.	If President Bush came here, which houses would he live in?

STAGE VII

k.	There was a time when the fire brigades were run by insurance companies and you had their special badge on your property. The water mill has two badges.Can you draw them? What numbers do they have?
l.	Who are the spies the man is running from? What country do they come from?

Answers

1 "SUGG" on lamp at main entrance
2 The round sign "British Hospitality Association member" has 4 national symbols - Tudor Rose, Daffodil, Thistle and Shamrock.The round sign "Vintage Inns - Inn Keeping with Tradition - 2001" only has 3; Ireland's is missing
3 The Seahorse; anagram of "Are the shoes"
4 5 Bar Gate with damaged sign "To th" "Seah"
5 6 concrete steps to a garden
6 Kissing gate; sounds like "kissing gait"
7 Weir. Weird without the "D" (500)
8 Fallen tree across path - cut through trunk
9 Small concrete "NT" post at the noticeboards (New Testament)
10 Barbed Wire Fence
11 Vertical roller (Rolls Royce) for tow ropes at sharp left turn
12 SNUB on the footbridge (BUNS backwards)
13 Park buildings: 1 has a sign "Changing Rooms 1 & 2"
14 Telephone Box with "Coins" sign ("i" surrounded by "Cons")
15 SQUIRE padlock. "Les personneS QUI REgardent"
16 Finger Post to "Guildford". G a U l I s L a D y F r O m R y D e
17 Road sign "Pilgrims Way" (Pilgrim sway)
18 Lid "CABLETEL". "let Elba c" backwards
19 Dog owners warning sign with a Red Cross in a doggie doo
20 Chantry Wood: (Charlie) Chan try wood
21 Cartwheel. Anagram "Alec threw"
22 Banham Alarm at Shepherds Way. (Ban ham alarm)
23 Utility Signs: 150 over WO over 01 - 12 over SV over 9."WO SV" anagram of "VOWS"
24 The bolts on the fence at the style have "M" "RSB" (Mrs B) on their heads.
25 At the mill there is a sign "Strictly No Smoking in the Mill" and a Fire Insurance badge which has a headless Britannia with a St George's shield

Young Walker Answers

a. The Seahorse on the sign is being ridden by a blue fish
b. The round sign "British Hospitality Association member" has 4 national symbols - Tudor Rose (England), Daffodil (Wales), Thistle (Scotland) and Shamrock (Eire).
c. A Top hat appears on a sign over a bicycle. This is one of the Monopoly pieces.
d. The railway bridge has 10 small triangles. You can also include 5 double triangles.
e. Captain Hook was Peter's enemy. There is a big metal hook at the weir.
f. The towrope goes around the roller so the boat can be towed around the bend.
g. There is an orange lifebelt station near the bridge, but the belt is missing.
h. There are 10 goal mouths in the main park. Did you spot 2 more over on the left?
i The CAT is on the CATV lid. The COW is on a water lid with O, W and C on it. The OWLS are in the SLOW sign painted on the road.
j. There are several nice big White Houses along here. How many did you see?
k. The Fire Insurance badges are a "Headless Britannia with St George's shield 27996" and a "Sun with rays JJ3486"
l. The running man is on the CIA alarm cover. The Central Intelligence Agency is in the USA