Directions

Nat Grid Ref: TQ328457

From Redhill (station), take A23 south for approx 3 miles. At Salfords turn left into Honeycrock Lane (signposted Station & Perrywood Business Park). Continue along lane for approx 2 miles. At T-junction turn left then very soon right (Brickfield Road). Follow road approx 1 mile. At T-junction turn left (Millers Lane). Very soon turn left again and proceed past windmill (on right) to The Bell (on right). Cars may be parked in the REAR car park.

From Horley (Shell Garage on A23 roundabout) take A23 north for approx 1½ miles (through Salfords). Turn right into Honeycrock Lane (signposted Station & Perrywood Business Park) and follow directions as above.

From Blechingley (A25), turn south into Outwood Lane. Continue approx 3 miles. The Bell is on left just before reaching Village Green and windmill.

Public Transport:
This could be difficult. Nearest station is Salfords (London - Brighton line), about 3 miles to the west or Nutfield (Redhill - Tonbridge line). about 3 miles nor-north-west.

Map:

Notes:
The Bell has a beer garden, a restaurant and is open all day. A good range of ales is available but booking is recommended for Sunday Lunch (roast main course about £8.50)
The Bell, Outwood Lane, Outwood, Surrey, RH1 5PW. 01342 842989. www.thebell.info

Route & Question Sheet

STARTERS
Answers can be seen at the front of the pub.

1.	From the first (black) and the second (blue) All are catalogued, with prices too
2.	Maybe the offer should be written large For here to breathe, there is no charge
3.	With all that power in train It's reshaping the plane

STAGE I
Note: No answers until you reach the Village Green.
From pub, cross road and turn left. At Village Green bear right towards a white house. At road, turn right and follow past garage and ahead for some distance (ignore turning to farm entrance on right). At end of tarmac, ahead to stile in the trees. Over stile and ahead (slightly left) to junction of fields where stage ends.

4.	Did they move here to get ahead Or is it just a copy instead?
5.	Mobile disturbance of the Allen Rise scheme Right at the cutting edge it seem
6.	Is this Delia's art on display? The critics didn't like it - they had their say

STAGE II
Into next field and ahead (keeping hedge on right). At far end of field, over stile and turn left. At corner of field, over stile through trees, over another stile and ahead along side of field (hedge on left). At far end of field, over stile to track where stage ends.

7.	The rest of the walkers are against you Which makes it is harder to solve this clue
8.	Ever so close to the grain Cut, cut and cut again

STAGE III
Turn left and follow track ahead, eventually past houses then turn right at crossroad. Soon, pass church (no answers on gravestones) and stage ends at road.

9.	Take the opposite over the adjacent Along the top, all around the displacement
10.	Still waters run deep on dry land
11.	The Peoples' Faith to be incorporated within the Grand Company (That'll have you racing to beat the taxman: canny)

STAGE IV
Take road opposite. Very soon right at FP sign, then immediately left following path alongside of field (houses on left). Keep going ahead along LHS of several fields. Eventually path becomes an alley between houses. Stage ends at road.

12.	Sometimes traversed in lateral elegance
13.	I wonder if there was a charmer who Led us to victory: 4-2

STAGE V
Cross road and turn left. At footpath sign (opposite Rose Cottage) turn right and follow grassy path between houses. Soon, over fence and ahead along side of field (hedge on left). Just before corner of field, left over stile (this is the second stile on left). At end of field through gates (?) and ahead along top of right hand field (hedge on left). Stage ends at far end of field.

14.	A well-protected venture Accommodated without debenture
15.	Separation because of an indecisive argument?

STAGE VI
Turn right (downhill). Continue alongside 2nd field then left through gate and round left hand side of 3rd field to stile in lower (opposite) corner. Over stiles to road where stage ends.

16.	There's tension in the air: Will the message get there?
17.	The threat of expansion to two or three we face Our walk forever changed by travel to a far off place
18.	A centurial infatuation Provides abundant luxuration

STAGE VII
Cross road and turn left. At Cogmans Lane turn right then immediately through green gate on left and follow path through farm. Ahead along track. Soon, at right bend, through gate on left and along right hand side of field. Into second field then diagonally left to stile in opposite corner where stage ends.

19.	He certainly has all the gear The person who lives here
20.	Security for your old British bike? To ensure you don't have to hike
21.	Is there no sign of WMD? Maybe it was about something else you'll see

STAGE VIII
Over stile and left along track. Stage ends at road. (Fine view of South Downs from just beyond other side of bridge a short way along this path).

22.	Did it choose to flow in there?
23.	You'll need a chit to get this clue

STAGE IX
Cross road and turn left. Continue past windmill and follow round to the right. Walk ends at end of Village Green (the four small wooden posts). Ahead to pub.

24.	A short promotion of a former space station by Mr. Pacino displays confidence
25.	My god, it's all just gas No. 41 from Amadeus

Young Walkers Questions

All stages and directions the same as the main walk above

STARTERS
a.	Would this, I'd like to know Ring like the great one at Bow

STAGE I No answers while you walk along the road - be careful!
b.	There are no more houses to be passed How do you know this is the last?

STAGE II
c.	In the hedge how many bushes and trees of different kind? Bring me a leaf from each you find

STAGE III
d.	How many different types of cross can you find on buildings? (draw them on the back of the question sheet)

STAGE IV
e.	This stage has many stiles along the way How many did you cross today?

STAGE V
f.	Who from Wind In The Willows Tells us which way the wind blows?

STAGE VI
g.	When you don't believe a word I say Will young Gareth come through this way?

STAGE VII No answers while you walk along the road - be careful!
h.	List five different pieces of farm machines that you can see

STAGE VIII
i.	There's just enough and I wonder if you could Make a football team out of wood

STAGE IX
j.	You have to work out How long the windmill has been about

Answers

1. S Gibbons (licensee) - c.f. Stanley Gibbons stamp catalogues
2. "Free Air" on ventilation grids by garage
3. Elephant emblem on Fremlins sign (anagram)
4. Forge Cottage (house name)
5. Laserline Car Alarm Systems (laserline anagram of Allen Rise)
6. Three large long-handle pans on side of house (Tree Tops)
7. Field
8. Crops
9. Tan-d-ridge Border Path - sign
10. Pond (deep on dry)
11. National Trust (grand n. … t. company)
12. Stile (initial letters)
13. "Cobra 1966" - on telegraph pole
14. "The Castle, an enterprise inn free house" - sign on pub
15. Hedgerow
16. 3 electric cables overhead
17. Gatwick Airport (clearly visible in distance) - application for expansion by one or more runways
18. Clover
19. Cogmans (Cottage)
20. "Enfield" padlock on farm gate
21. Oil tank (ref. to Iraqi war)
22. Ditch (did it choose)
23. "WACK 100" on cable up electricity pole (c-hit)
24. Ad-mir-al Security - alarm system
25. Jupiter (alarm)

Young Walker Answers

a. The Bell
b. House name: Path End
c. Blackberry, rose, oak, sloe, hawthorn, elder, hazel, damson, beech, etc.
d. 3 different on the church
e. Four
f. Badger (weather vane on house)
g. Gates
h. Too many to list here - the farm appears to be a final resting place for old machinery
i. 11 planks on the bridge
j. 338 years (built 1665)