Directions

From Godstone or M25 junction 6: Take A22 southbound through Blindley Heath. Turn left onto B2029 (Ray Lane) which leads to B2028 into Lingfield. The Greyhound is on the right opposite the Old Cage. There is a car park at rear.

Public Transport: Trains are hourly from London Victoria xx.26, Clapham Junction xx.32, East Croydon xx.53 and arriving at Lingfield xx.21.
A short walk (about 15 minutes): Leave front of station down to road. Straight across and follow footpath which comes
out by the Star Inn. Turn left along Church Road to end then right into the village. Right again in village at mini roundabout past the pond and pub is on your left.

Children are welcome in the garden and meals are served until about 4.00pm.

Map:

Route & Question Sheet

STARTERS
Answers can be seen from the pub garden.

1.	Follow this instruction and half the team is gone already!
2.	Add a point for a Northern girl
3.	Break the lag code to find a place to do bird

STAGE I
Cross road outside the pub and turn right. Straight on and take path to left of the hollow tree. Keep going straight, past Old School Place and down Town Hill. Turn left into Church Road and along to the bus stop opposite the Star Inn where the stage ends.

4.	Acceptable local residents
5.	An old place to stand up North
6.	Go well…
7.	Arding's partner has left the Junction and arrived at the terminal

STAGE II
Take road to left leading to the church. Follow the path along the right hand side of church and straight ahead to steps. Down the steps, cross the road and up the steps on the other side. Follow path ahead to a kissing gate where the stage ends.

8.	Faded glory
9.	1499
10.	Throw some light on a strange name

STAGE III
Go through the kissing gate on the left and follow path around the field. Keep straight down path on other side of field (ignore fork to the left) down to the end and left into next field.Follow path down right hand side of field to the bottom then around to the left. End of stage at the gate by Coldharbour Farm.

11.	Would this one make a good jumper if let loose?
12.	Backed by long odds punters
13.	A stable place to settle and grow

STAGE IV
Straight on narrow road past houses. Turn left at end and follow around ahead onto footpath at Yew Tree Cottage. Through the kissing gate at end of footpath and along footpath on the left. Through another kissing gate and follow footpath on left. Straight ahead, past Paris Farm on your left to Stoneacre where stage ends.

14.	This one is sitting pretty
15.	A sly dance
16.	Envious mammal
17.	You can bank on this sign to know which way the wind blows!

STAGE V
Over small stile to left of Stoneacre and straight ahead. Turn left through kissing gate then straight on through three more kissing gates. Over the wooden planks after the last kissing gate on this footpath and shortly after turn right through another kissing gate. Ahead along left hand side of field to kissing gate where stage ends.

18.	We were moved to say "Goodbye" to this way in the sixties
19.	Life in the midst of death

STAGE VI
Through kissing gate and turn right down field , left at the bottom along the taped off boundary and left at end to stile on the right. Over the stile and along left hand side of field to next stile. Over the stile and cross road to the pavement where stage ends.

20.	Nothing like the red opaque variety that normally stops us progressing
21.	Another place to do bird if you are not civil
22.	Are the gnomes about to become shopkeepers?

STAGE VII
Turn left and follow road down to the mini roundabout where quiz walk ends. Straight over to the Greyhound.

23.	A place for reflection
24.	I bet this chap was a bit of a joker
25.	Printer's abode

Young Walkers Questions

All stages and directions are as the walk above.

AT THE PUB
a.	A racing dog

STAGE I
b.	Name of the girl sending you greetings

STAGE II
c.	How do you tell the time if the clock is not working?
d.	Where you go to borrow books

STAGE III
e.	Three things beginning with "S" next to each other. What are they?
f.	A Country Gentleman from times gone by

STAGE IV
g.	Name the tree under which you see a wise bird
h.	Farm named after town in France

STAGE V
i.	Two plants together make a Christmas song

STAGE VI
j.	Where can you see a wheel up high?

STAGE VII
	You have finished now. Well done!

Answers

1. Bar Amelia
2. Las(S)
3. The Old Cage
4. Suitables of Lingfield
5. Leeds Terrace
6. Shell
7. Hobbs End
8. The Old Star
9. Late 15th Century
10. Keeklamp
11. Rocking horse on a spring
12. Supported by Heritage Lottery Fund
13. Earth Anchors Ltd. Rootfast
14. Duck on hanging basket
15. Foxtrot
16. Hedgehog with green prickles (on Yew Tree Cottage sign)
17. Black Horse on weather vane
18. Blackberry
19. Nesting box in dead tree
20. White tape made of see through netting
21. Glass house
22. Tesco ½ Zurich
23. Mirror on road (by the Thatched Cottage)
24. Roy Card
25. Caxton House

Junior Walker Answers

a. Greyhound (on pub sign)
b. Joyce's With Best Wishes (name of shop)
c. Sun Dial in churchyard
d. Library
e. Swings, See-saw, Slide
f. Old English Squire (on padlock)
g. Yew Tree ( Owl on the sign for Yew Tree Cottage)
h. Paris Farm
i. The Holly and the Ivy
j. Sign of a wheel on weather vane