Find the year stone on St John’s Anglican Church, what is the year? Then read out loud from the book of John Chapter __ __ : __ - __ using the 4 digits in order to complete the bible reference.

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Also did you get the letter passcode at the end of station one? If not here is some help to get you started. Station 1 passcode letter is ‘L’

On the way to station 2 grab a leaf from a london plane tree and see if you can find what year the oldest barber in Western Australia opened? Its near station 2. How many years old is that?

Carefully open the Water Corp inspection hatch on the footpath directly in front of the left side of 72 High Street. Under the hatch is this stations passcode letter - its also on the video at the end.

What is the name of the building at station 4? Look up! What Italian city does this word originate from? 

Sit on one of the stools located at the intersection of High and Henry Street. Face directly across the road to the Orient Hotel. Look up past the trees and finish this quote by Billy Graham: “Amazing things can happen when the ________ of God bands together.”

Find the lock box at station 6 and open it using the 4 digits you found at station 1. Inside you’ll find a ‘Sharpie’ Pen. Write on the leaf you picked up the words “Jesus Loves You!” and find somewhere on Bannister Street to leave your leaf. Pray for the person who will find it then put the pen back and lock the box securely.

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Before you leave this station, did you see the flying geese? How many can you count on the wall? Some are tricky to find.

If you walk down South Terrace to the next station you may be able to see what year the Fremantle Markets opened?

How many Norfolk Island Pines are planted on Norfolk Street?

As you walk towards station 9 past Fremantle Oval, check out our advert on the large LED screen. The LED screens are on from 7am to 10pm each day.

Across the road from Station 10 how many grey balls can you count? 

How many green poles are out the front of the Federal Hotel on William Street?

Find the memorial fountain in Kings Square and read the scripture there. Do you know where in the bible it is from? Who said it? How does it relate to the walk you just did?