Directions

Nat Grid Ref: TQ 073478

Location
Shere is located just off the A25, approximately half way between Guildford and Dorking, it is well sign posted. The pub is situated in the centre of the village, it does not have a car park. There are two public car parks within several hundred yards of the pub, illustrated on the map below. Please use one of these as the village gets very congested.

Public Transport
Gomshall is the nearest railway station, approximately one and a half miles from Shere. Leave the station and turn right walk along the A25 towards Guildford until you see the left turn for Shere. Continue along this road until reaching Shere centre. Turn left onto Middle Street the pub is on the right. Please click on the link for train timetable and availability. www.nationalrail.co.uk

Map

Walk Information
Shere is one of Surrey's quaintest villages, its steeped in history with its 12th century church, many interesting old buildings, a museum and two cracking pubs. If you have not already done so its well worth a visit.
The pub is open all day on Sundays, it has a garden to the rear. There is a huge and varied menu, catering for all tastes and a great choice of beers.
You cannot reserve tables on Sundays, the pub is open from noon, if you want lunch get there early.
The walk takes in some of Surrey's finest countryside with stunning views as you meander through the beautiful meadows, this is a walk not to be missed.

Route & Question Sheet

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

1,	This great combination is spread across our nation.
2,	Bush is confused, someone give him the bad news.
3,	Inn keeper yearns real beer.

Stage I
Leave the pub and turn left into Lower Street continue with the River on your right. Cross the ford, continue along the lane until reaching cottages, where stage ends.

4,	Discard this on Boxing Day, could see you being put away.
5,	Along way to go for a mate.
6,	These birds will give you a fright, especially if seen at night.
7,	This is a stroll for Kenneth Grahame.

Stage II
Veer left onto a narrow path with a brick wall on your left. Maintain direction crossing a lane eventually arriving at a gate. Carry on across the meadow leaving by a gate on the other side, onto a path through woods. Go over a stile and across another meadow, leave by a stile to the right of the church where stage ends

8,	This fruit bearing land, may look a little bland.
9,	Its identity is a mystery, although often featured in quiz walk history.

Stage III
Continue to the road, turn left and continue along the path, turn left into New Road. Turn immediately left onto the driveway of Albury Park Mansion, remain on the driveway and just before reaching the house, turn right up a grass verge, stage ends upon reaching a gate.

10,	They all went and completed the A-Z.
11,	MM.
12,	Will Saint Peter let you in, It depends upon your level of sin.
13,	They both know the answer.

Stage IV
Continue uphill veering left, maintain direction straight through woodland ignoring all crossing tracks. Eventually arriving at a metal gate by a house. Go through the gate to the road, turn left onto a path running parallel with the road. Continue until reaching a way marked sign where you turn sharp right arriving back at the road where stage ends.

14,	Role reversal happening here.
15,	The modern path of righteousness.

Stage V
Veer left, cross the road onto a wide path maintain direction, cross the railway line and turn left onto a lane. Stage ends at a T junction.

16,	Designed like Alec Threw, with different points of view.
17,	Bambi's in a new movie, how groovy.
18,	Tom is out of action, due to this modern contraption.

Stage VI
Turn left, then right, take a narrow path in between fences. Continue on this path with fields on either side, go over a stile and veer left passing several houses to meet a road. Turn right, then left onto a public footpath, where stage ends.

19,	Liam and Noel, have taken on a different role.
20,	Recycled homes.
21,	Michael's been foiled again.

Stage VII
Continue along this path as it bends around a field, cross the railway, continue through a field, cross a track and arrive at a gate in front of the church where the walk ends. Walk along the lane arriving back at the pub.

22,	A new addition to the American Secret Service.
23,	Outrageous measures to save water.
24,	Somebody of exceptional skill, In control and always gets it right.
25,	Get inspired to find the way back.

Young Walkers Questions

Starter clues

1,	Misbehave and you could get put in these.
2,	What animal is the pub named after?

Stage I

3,	What street does fruit grow in?
4,	This used to be a place for criminals.
5,	What car is named after this river crossing?

Stage II

6,	This sly track, will help you find the way back.
7,	What stops Shaun and Daisy getting in?
8,	What is different about the cross on the Church?

Stage III

9,	How old is the house over the road?
10,	How fast can cars travel along the drive?
11,	What letters are missing out of the sign?

Stage IV

12,	How many yellow arrows can you count, through the woods?
13,	What is in the centre of the metal gate?
14,	Where do the horses live?

Stage V

15,	Our capital city, in miniature.
16,	What do you do on arriving at the railway line?
17,	100cm or …..

Stage VI

18,	What is written on the plastic trough?
19,	What strange ornaments can you see in the garden?
20,	Tall crops grow here.

Stage VII

21,	Name the letter on the wall?
22,	What are you not allowed to take home for yourself?
23,	What will help you find your way back to the village?

Answers

1,	Chef & Brewer.
2,	The White Horse.
3,	Anagram: KIRBY Security (UK) Ltd alarm. (1st Letters)
4,	A dog is for life, not just for Christmas.
5,	Kiwi next 1200Km.
6,	Two scarecrows.
7,	Willow Walk (Kenneth Grahame, author of Wind In The Willows)
8,	Albury Estate.
9,	Padlock hidden in steal gate, only the clasp visible.
10,	Anagram: WT Allen and co London, on post box.
11,	Albury's Millennium Avenue. (MM = 2000)
12,	Access is permitted to the Old Parish Church only.
13,	Anagram: The Bothy
14,	Never mind the dog, beware of the owner.
15,	Shere Parish Millennium Trail.
16,	Anagram: Cartwheel, round spoke like windows in house.
17,	Deer Run.
18,	Black rodent trap.
19,	Gallagher electric fence.
20,	Green houses.
21,	Jackson's Fencing.
22,	Padlock: CISA.
23,	Upside down bath.
24,	Padlock: Master.
25,	Anagram: Inspired (Church Spire)

Young Walker Answers

1,	Stocks.
2,	White horse.
3,	Orchard Road.
4,	The Old Prison.
5,	The ford.
6,	The Fox Way.
7,	Cattle Grid.
8,	It is transparent.
9,	1908
10,	20 MPH
11,	UT
12,	7
13,	Centre wire sign.
14,	Stables.
15,	Little London.
16,	Stop, Look and Listen.
17,	Meter.
18,	JFC DT90
19,	Large urn and person on a large ring.
20,	High Fields.
21,	S
22,	Please do not help yourself to stakes and young trees for your personal use.
23,	The Church Spire.