1. What better place to start an historic walk than an historical building of

history.

Answer :

Continue towards the spire

2. Under the Royal lion are 4 jewels of what colours ?

Answer :

Continue towards the spire

3. Why did somebody go to bed one night and wake up 12 days later?

Answer :

Continue towards the spire

4. The author of “Lord of the Flies” How long a teacher at the Bishop's school ?

Answer :

Continue towards the spire

5. The Cathedral had a bell tower, sadly no longer standing. N, S, E or W of the Cathedral?

Answer :

Follow the road to the choristers green

6. This wardrobe doesn't go to Narnia, but who does reside there?

Answer :

7. Before you leave by the High Street Gate, how many lions stand guard?

Answer :

8. We've left the close. Better hung for this than a lamb. Where?

Answer :

9. It was the first (reputedly). What and where is it?

Answer :

Take a left by the traffic lights

10. Here we may have found druids in years gone by?

Answer :

11. The stars and compasses sit over what ?

Answer :

Take a stroll up the Avon

12. Where we next stop so did the city boundary, until which year. It was a gaol and even now part of the building is doing time.

Answer :

Cross the road and pass an old mill. Under the arch head back into town

13. Why could our next stop be an obscure religious one?

Answer :

Head towards the library

14. Probably don't sell milk here now, and the only Friars are those cooking chips. What am I now?

Answer

Back towards the Poultry Cross

15. Established 189 years ago, what am I?

Answer :

Follow the road to Woolworth's

16. Look around – in 1668 somebody famous stayed nearby – he probably recorded it in his diary. Who was he?

Answer :

Through the Mall and back towards the Poultry Cross

17. Two unicorns support which coat of arms? (they represent the shop to which they are attached).

Answer :

Go down the Rows

18. A Market Trader. What of her wares are on the floor?

Answer:

19. What reward did the local informants get?

Answer :

20. The building could have belonged to Sherlock's partner. When was it built and how many lions were associated with it?

Answer :

Head towards our final watering hole

21. Benjamin Banks was a maker of what in the 18 th cent?

Answer :

22. An East Anglian Marriage maybe? Above which spectral establishment is this to be seen?

Answer :

THE END Treat yourself to a drink in the Cloisters

Treasure Hunt 2005 - here