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Lockdown Quest Part 2 On leaving the Manse (20 Roumania Drive), cross over the road and turn right to walk towards the Little Orme. Before crossing the top of Carmen Sylva Road, look at the post-box on the left. Continue right along Roumania Drive to the T-junction with Nant-y-Gamar Road and turn left. Walk down to the T-junction and cross over the pedestrian crossing onto the Promenade. 1. Which monarch was on the throne when the post-box was manufactured? 2. What does someone at no. 29 urge you to do? 3. Who appears to live in a house in a tree-trunk? 4. What can you see on top of the Little Orme? 5. When can you (normally) see the owls? 6. Which pedestrian sign seems a little unnecessary? 7. What is Bethania? 8. Which firm trades in both Llandudno and Abergele? 9. How much is a service and MOT? 10. Which cycle-route are you on? Once on the Promenade, walk for a few yards towards the Great Orme, but leave at the first exit ramp and cross over the road. Continue in the same direction, then turn left into Carmen Sylva Road. Walk to the T-junction, then cross over Mostyn Avenue and continue up the right hand side of Carmen Sylva Road. Take the second right turn (Park Avenue) and continue to the nearest gate of the park. 11. Which animal is used ironically to emphasise the Lock-down message? 12. (Summarise if you like) How can you save a life? 13. Which bus goes to Llysfaen, 14 or 15? 14. How many apartments are there in The Mistrals? 15. What is the maximum fine for dog-fouling? 16. Which guest-house has four stars and no vacancies? 17. Where can you see a replica of the mythical Green Man? 18. What alteration has been made at no.1 Park Avenue? 19. You could have a big cup of tea in this! 20. At which feeding station are sea-gulls not welcome? Now enter the park and walk round it in an anti-clockwise direction. When you reach the main entrance, turn left to walk across the centre of the park to the path on the other side then turn right to leave the park at the corner of Park Lane and Roumania Drive and return to the Manse. 21. What is the Welsh for “litter”? 22. Who loved the park? 23. In what technical way does the tenth tree on your right differ from the first nine? 24. What kind of park does the sign tell us this is? 25. Who donated the Crest of a Wave? 26. Where will one be able to “take a walk on the wild side?” 27. What is the name of the park? 28. What are you invited to add to the stone snake? 29. Where is the baby owl hiding? 30. Who opened the children’s play area? .

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