Directions

Nat Grid Ref: TQ 289441

Location
From Redhill: A23 south towards Crawley/Gatwick, about 4 miles then just before big roundabout with Shell garage in the centre, turn left into Ladbroke Road. Under railway bridge and the pub is about 200 yards on left.
If travelling from south, use A23 past Gatwick (remembering it's right at the newly re-arranged roundabout just after the airport), past Horley and the big Shell roundabout is obvious. The turning is NOT off the roundabout, you take the A23 towards Redhill then IMMEDIATELY right into Ladbroke Road, signposted to Langshott Manor. Under railway bridge and the pub is about 200 yards on left.

Public Transport
Horley station is about 1 mile to the south. Take Station Approach/Road (which is to the east of the railway tracks) heading North. Turn left at T-junction with Balcombe Road (still heading north) and you'll soon reach the large roundabout described above. Keep to the right, heading north and you'll see Ladbroke Road on your right.

Map

Walk Information
The walk is reasonably flat with a few stiles, but every effort has been made to avoid bogs.
A large and very busy child friendly pub on the outskirts of Horley.

Route & Question Sheet

Starter clues
All answers can be found in front and to the side of the pub.

1,	Base exposure.
2,	You may say it's nothing but a dream This invisible communication scheme ...
3,	.... So cunningly made of a rush theme.

Stage I
Turn left out of pub along road, which eventually reaches a main road where stage ends.

4,	Her lazy spell is neither black nor white But the timing is exactly right.
5,	Lord's place, initially in box.
6,	Your help requested To make congested.
7,	Where you might hide your stash?

Stage II
Turn left, then, about 20 yards, cross road and take drive towards farm buildings. Follow bridleway through farm, then continuing along leafy path. Ahead until at path crossing by two bridges, turn left. Stage ends where you emerge onto road by garages.

8,	Magic lines - so distressed Organic growth - of chemicals divest..
9,	Buttercup and Daisy will solve this clue!
10,	Over the musical join it's heard Even when jazzed up, e.g. Bird.

Stage III
Ahead along road, which eventually becomes a track. Stage ends at T-junction with road.

11,	Liar tends to get it wrong I've found You're not even half way round!
12,	The story of Winston Smith We find today is not a myth.
13,	Keeping the links tightly fused Five letters in combination used.

Stage IV
Turn left along road. Soon, where road turns right, ahead between barrier posts along footpath. Stage ends where path reaches main road.

14,	The golden monies when opened wide Has a wise old bird inside.
15,	Dryer plans made here For juice of the pear.
16,	Ancient, obscure and certainly not driven Benefits youths, wanderers and yeomen.

Stage V
Turn right, just a few yards then cross road to chevrons and take bridleway through gate. Take main path (left) through to clearing. Pass pylon then over bridge and ahead along path crossing field (ignoring many crossing paths). At far side, over bridge (under large oak tree) and ahead along main path that bears slightly right. Near far side, continue ahead at cross-paths marked by 4-fingered post, then soon over bridge. Continue along footpath through woods until reaching T-junction.

17,	Today's new cultured blusher: Cherie, named with honour intend But here the older, wilder variety ascend.
18,	Tired of the calendar girls?
19,	Easily drawn, but the hat's just quackers!

Stage V Extension
Turn right. Along road until sharp left bend (just before Langshott Manor.) We've already walked the other way along this rather boring bit - so you can hurry along with no clues to answer.

Stage VI
Leave road and ahead through gate (or over stile) along leafy path. Soon through kissing gate and ahead along side of fields. Keep with path following round to left. Over stile and along side of next field (hedge on left). At far end, over stile and stage ends at road.

20,	Once maybe but now I guess The "F" is really an ancient "S"
21,	Shod to always follow behind The best places to help you find.
22,	Now old and broken with no more fight. Marx would cry. Workers of the world unite..

Stage VII
Turn left along road. At cross-road, turn right to the pub, where walk ends.

23,	Within the boundary I would say Freddie's drive goes all the way.
24,	But is the batsman really that good? Always scoring with a snick off the wood.
25,	That's it, I'm not doing any more!

Young Walkers Questions

Starter clues

1,	What are the front garden rules?
2,	What is the animal that would make a burglar scared?

Stage I

3,	Sometimes they are sparklers - but not up here.
4,	Can you find a wooden road?

Stage II

5,	Along the footpath can you see a home nailed to a tree?

Stage III

6,	Are these so the horses and sheep can wash and keep clean?

Stage IV

7,	No cars or motorbikes, but what else is not allowed?

Stage V

8,	How many pylons can you see on this stage?

Stage VI

9,	Find two things the farmer has used instead of a gate.

Stage VII

10,	Who walks the "Millennium Trail"?

Answers

1,	Lead flashing (under windows)
2,	The Cloud, wireless internet - sign on pub door.
3,	The Farmhouse (anag. of a rush theme)
4,	Greenwich (signpost)
5,	"LM" spelt out in small box plants at Langshott Manor.
6,	"Slow please narrow road" sign.
7,	Pot holes.
8,	Harrowsley Green Farm.
9,	"Cattle Code" on side of silo.
10,	Bridge (anag. eg bird)
11,	Trails End, house name (anag. liar tends)
12,	"You are being watched" sign (George Orwell: 1984)
13,	Padlock - with alphabetic combination.
14,	Rowlands, house name (owl in r-ands)
15,	Perrylands, house name (anag. dryer plans)
16,	Byway (initial letters of second line)
17,	Rose (wild) bush (New variety of rose named after Cherie Blair displayed for the first time on Friday)
18,	Pirelli - makers name on bridge.
19,	"Ductile" on manhole cover.
20,	"Superflow" on old farm machine, probably superslow now!
21,	Michelin - makers name on tyres on old trailer used as fence/gate.
22,	Rusty old cogs (the workers) still bound by rusty chains on decrepit machine in field Karl Marx: "The workers have nothing to lose but their chains. They have the world to gain. Workers of the world unite." (Closing statement of the Communist Party manifesto)
23,	"4" within a circular disc on telegraph pole (Andrew "Freddie" Flintoff)
24,	"Edgemaster" - product name on white posts at side of road.
25,	Hump (and I've got it!) - road sign.

Young Walker Answers

1,	No ballgames, No bike riding, No tree climbing.
2,	Lion.
3,	Diamonds (shapes in tiles on barn)
4,	Timber Lane.
5,	A bird box.
6,	Baths in field (used as troughs)
7,	Horse and cart.
8,	4.
9,	Feeding trough and trailer.
10,	Pilgrim (or monk)