Directions

Nat Grid Ref: TQ197421

Location
From Dorking: A24 Deepdene Aveenue south from roundabout with A25. Less than 1 mile, take Chart Lane (minor road) left through Stonebridge. Stay with that road for approx 6 miles, until it ends at T-junction. Turn right and the pub is about 400 yds on your right, opposite the church.

Public Transport
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Map

Walk Information

About 3½ miles of reasonably flat walking. A few stiles but otherwise comfortable.

The Six Bells is a typical Surrey pub in the centre of the village.
About £10 for roast lunch - booking strongly advised. 01306 631276

Route & Question Sheets

Starter Clues

In Church Lane (opposite pub) all answers can be seen from the pavement in front of the church.

1,	Sometimes associated with a special K It points, but who knows which way
2,	The first of twelve, much knowledge he kneweth But now we've lost his gospel trueth
3,	Run up for Iris And terminate the axis .

Stage 1

Continue along Church Lane (pavement on LHS). At Dean House Farm, cross road then, just past George Horley Place, take right footpath over stile. Path follows close to hedge on RHS then to stile (NOT gate) at farthest left corner where stage ends.

4,	Take care as you pass, Clearly not just lurking in the grass
5,	A war machine of great might, All fired up and ready to fight

Stage 2

Over stile and turn right along track and into field. Ahead passing just to left of electricity pole in field and on to gate. Through and continue down next field with hedge on LHS to bridge. Left over bridge and follow FP across next field. Through gap in hedge opposite. Diagonally left across field and end stage at stile by road

6,	Paula is now retired!
7,	Complicated number, not the usual you'd call To tell us, not the authorities, if you fall
8,	Of fabrication there's no pretend Disfigured in a damn legend.

Stage 3

Over stile and turn left along bridleway. Continue through farm then some distance along narrow tarmac road. Stage ends at gate which, if shut would close the road.

9,	Random questions may find is he in Fries are not the choice of those within
10,	The mob from Sicily did install For when it's bath-time for all
11,	Flier observed the judges.

Stage 4

Through gate and immediately right along road. Stage ends after Cudworth Manor at Cudworth Lane (sign).

12,	Economic migrants have taken over this country
13,	In the east it do seem They're one short of an England team
14,	To this you must keep For the safety of cows and sheep.

Stage 5

Ahead a few yards then take footpath left over stile by gate. Ahead with farm buildings and fence on left. At stream, over bridge and ahead across field towards "log seat" and "fair conifers". At pond (before reaching far side of field) find stile in hedge on left. Over stile, then another and across "lawn" bearing right, keeping buildings on right. Soon through gate then ahead across small field to stile in hedge (opposite, by road) where stage ends.

15,	Equinilably bound over
16,	To cross to the other side, Pilgrims do now beg ride.
17,	Our ancestors did use an alternate source Of power that is now a spent force .

Stage 6

DO NOT CROSS STILE, but 120° left across same field soon crossing fence (stile) to another stile at gap in hedge in far corner. Over stile and ahead along tarmac road. When approaching house, keep ahead through gates with fence/hedge on right and buildings on left. Continue along top of field then over stile and directly ahead across next field. At far side left a bit then at gap in fence (double sleepers over ditch next to double trunked oak tree) turn sharp right through trees. Slightly to your right, over wooden "drop pole" gate. Slightly left across middle of field towards two electricity poles. Over nearby stile and left along muddy track. Stage ends at gate into field.

18,	A promise that's signed For those eager to avoid the intoxicating kind
19,	Transports royalty and common kin

Stage 7

Through gate and diagonally across field to metal gate and broken stile in top right corner. Over stile/gate and turn right along side of field (hedge on right). Ahead through two gates and along stony track to main road (Cudworth Lane) where stage ends.

20,	Entranced by austerity?
21,	Thatch set for the chop
22,	Family boys show collaboration with environmental party is restricted.

Stage 8

Over crossroads and along Church Lane. Keep to LHS along pavement then wide grass verge. Where this expires at railings/pond, cross road and continue on RHS to church gate, where walk ends.

23,	The referee did declare "That's not fair!"
24,	When Quiz Walks first started big hair became all the rage Then Audrey and Dusty piled up the style with appendage And now Amy sports it when walking on stage
25,	Maybe it does sound As if the Tinkerman has been found

 

Young Walkers Questions

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Answers

1 Cockerel on top of church spire (weather vane with no directions on the pointers)

2 St. Peter (church dedication)

3 Flagpole

4 Snake & Copse Meadow Lake

5 Galvanised metal water tank

6 "Super hi-miler" on tyre of old trailer in hedge (Paula Radcliffe, marathon runner)

7 "Danger Of Death" & "in emergency phone 0800 056 5587"

8 "Made in England" (anag) on metal bridge clamps

9 RDAA Fisheries sign:. f [is he] ries

10 10 Glns "The Family" water boiler

11 circular saw bench (in open barn)

12 "Commercial Friesians" on farm sign

13 2 "Chinese" lions on gates at Cudworth House

14 10MPH speed limit sign on field entrance

15 Leaping horse weather vane on barn

16 Wooden Bridge (anag)

17 Broken wind pump/turbine

18 Pledge & Keen on manhole cover (early 20th century temperance movement - "signing the pledge")

19 Track (initial letters)

20 Spartan (by British Gates) - makers plate

21 Hatchetts

22 Signs and Supports by Green Brothers Limited

23 "Foul" on AC Woodrow & Co manhole cover

24 Beehive at Horsielands Farm
Beehive hairstyle originally known as the B-52 after the similarly shaped nosecone of the bomber. First appeared in 1958 as a variety of elaborately teased and lacquered bouffant style.

25 Medlar Court

Young Walker Answers

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