50 pence per sheet. Prize - £30 Plant voucher from Creake plant Centre

Competition closes 24th August 2009

Winner will be announced at the South Creake Heritage Exhibition (29th - 31st Aug)
Questions and Answers will be printed in the next Creake News!

1 Site of legendary battle (9.4) BLOODGATE HILL
2 Capital footpath! (6.4) LONDON LANE
3 Who owned the Paint Shop in Front St? (2.6) MR POWELL
4 Organic gardens (3.10) THE ALLOTMENTS
5 Waterway Link (5.4) RIVER BURN
6 Cereal confusion! (5.4) MAIZE MAIZE
7 First fully mechanised one in the Country (9.4) BLUESTONE FARM
8 Where is the Yorke Trust based? (3.7.4)OLD (or THE) NORWICH ARMS
9 Reputedly commemorates Henry V's victory at Agincourt (5.4.2.6.4) ANGEL ROOF IN CHURCH NAVE
10 Calling between the hills! (8.4) AVONDALE ROAD
11 Largest living bird (3.7) THE OSTRICH
12 Samuel Wyatt designed which local property in 1790's (9.6.4) LEICESTER SQUARE FARM
13 Compass point entrance (9) SOUTHGATE
14 Where would you find Burgh Dykes? (4.3.10) IRON AGE ENCAMPMENT
15 Not built for a cricketer! (7.4) COMPTON HALL
16 In 1930's who would re-sharpen your returned razor blades? (1.1.5) G.T. MONEY
17 ...and where would you have taken them to? (3.5.5) ACE BLADE WORKS
18 Did drinkers get draughts here! (3.8) OLD (or THE) CHEQUERS
19 Which local character unveiled the village sign in 1985 (6.7) ARTHUR JOHNSON
20 Favoured by fundraisers! (3.3.7) THE BUS SHELTER
21 Produced here, name the first British breakfast cereal (7.5) FARMERS GLORY
22 Piscators Paradise! (3.7.4) THE FISHING LAKE
23 Built on an orchard in late 1980's (8.8) FOLDGATE COTTAGES
24 Name the thoroughfare leading to Whin Close (8.4) CROCKERS LANE
25 Named after a British Statesman (7.5.3.9.6) WINSTON DRIVE AND CHURCHILL ESTATE

All correct entries will go into a draw to determine the winner. The judge's decision is final.

The winners were drawn on the 31st August and Stuart Woodhouse from Fakenham won the first prize. As there were only two that got all 25 questions correct, an additional prize of a bottle of wine was given to Sally King from North Creake.