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We meet in March to plan the events for the coming summer. A walk about every three weeks is planned and we take it in turns to be organiser. Each organiser chooses his or her own location, maps out a route and sets the questions, normally a few weeks in advance.

Even though they are only about 3 miles, the walks take us out well into the countryside. There is such a variety of scenery in South East England that no two walks are the same and who could tire of the views?

When we get back to the pub, the organiser scores us on our correct answers and we have a few laughs or groans over those we missed. Maybe some refreshment is called for before we all head off home. The organiser tots up the scores awarded for correct answers and, over the summer, we run a league with a small trophy to be held by the winner. The first walk of the season is always "last year's" handicap (or more correctly known as the Andi'Cap after the Daily Mirror cartoon character). Each member is given a handicap based upon the previous season's results and the winner holds the special treasure chest trophy for the year.
For a walk you can actually do, the original route sheet with photographs and questions is available. Some examples of questions set on recent Quiz Walks, complete with answers and explanations. Answers to the most frequently asked questions about Quiz Walks.

EVENTS The "Events" links will lead to to the location of our next walk, or...
CONTACT The "Contact" links will let you send me an e-mail and I will send you details of the next event.

HISTORY This includes a brief history of our club, "Recollections of a Founding Member", written by one of our founding members that explains how it all came about and who John Cooper was.
CLUBHOUSE Some time ago John Cooper wrote a pamphlet entitled "How to Win Quiz Walks by One Who Knows How But Rarely Does" and this is reproduced in our Club Publications page.