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Length: |
Approx a mile |
2 hours |
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Old Malton lies a short distance down a road from modern Malton's town centre and market square. This route is a simple stroll around Old Malton village, down into Malton itself and around its small market place. Since a bypass was built in the late seventies, Malton has returned from being a congested town on the busy A64 to the Yorkshire Coast, to its origins as very much a local countryside community centre and market place. There are plenty of places to enjoy lunch either at the start or finish of your walk. There is a long stay car park near Malton Town Centre, and an assortment of parking alternatives in the streets around. |
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No need for a map. You won't get lost. The route starts in Old Malton Village. If you arrive by train or bus (or park the car in Malton), the walk from Malton up 'Old Maltongate' to the village centre takes less than half an hour. Investigate the clues for the first section and then retrace your steps back into Malton, finishing up in the main square. |
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The answers to questions 1 through 10 are found in Old Malton. |
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1. |
What old? |
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Answer: (3 pts) |
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2. |
It calls itself primitive.
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Answer: (4 pts) |
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3. |
A rest from all the celebration? The celebration of what? |
Answer: (4 pts) |
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4. |
It goes down a storm. What's its number? Clue: Look down. |
Answer: (5 pts) |
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5. |
Refreshment close by for a thatcher?
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Answer: (4 pts) |
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6. |
A house full of horse doctors?
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Answer: (3 pts) |
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7. |
In black and white, what is the sum of the Town Street sign? |
Answer: (5 pts) |
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8. |
Keys crossed and a cross missing a shoulder to lean on guard the entrance. |
Answer: (4 pts) |
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9. |
When was it commonplace to borrow a coffin?
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Answer: (4 pts) |
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10. |
Looks like the 'long departed' have long departed, all three. What have they left leaning on the wall? |
Answer: (4 pts) |
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Now set off along the road to Malton. Questions 11 to 16 can be answered along the way. |
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Where's this? Clue: Take a slight diversion left to a church. |
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Answer: (5 pts) |
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12. |
Where's this? |
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Answer: (3 pts) |
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13. |
Who are joined together above the sign of the Griffin?
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Answer: (3 pts) |
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14. |
Is anything at all not allowed this way?
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Answer: (4 pts) |
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15. |
Roman artifacts won't be found in Orchard Fields. Where are they now? |
Answer: (3 pts) |
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16. |
Which church in Malton changed from being Church of England to Roman Catholic. |
Answer: (5 pts) |
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The answer to the remaining questions are found after the traffic lights, in the market square or around the livestock market. |
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17. |
Who's this? |
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Answer: (3 pts) |
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18. |
Would a 'Romeo' or 'Juliet' tread the boards here? I think not. |
Answer: (4 pts) |
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19. |
When is market day in Malton?
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Answer: (3 pts) |
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20. |
Have faith. They'll get it working again.
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Answer: (5 pts) |
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21. |
Who had high moral principle?
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Answer: (3 pts) |
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22. |
Does this mean they'll fall of a cliff? (What?)
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Answer: (5 pts) |
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23. |
Is this what you call bovine measles?
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Answer: (5 pts) |
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24. |
Two offices next to each other, one in a mess, the other an annual event. What is the event? |
Answer: (4 pts) |
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I doubt if there was much trouble in the pub next door before this building changed its function. What was it? |
Answer: (5 pts) |
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You can reach a total of 100 points if you get all the questions right. |
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