A Hop Through the National Parks

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1. When the South Downs National Park was added to the list in 2010, how many National Parks could Flopsy take PDAZ to? One Hundred Five Twenty-five Fifteen

2. Hopping west, Flopsy takes PDAZ to the smallest of the National Parks, The New Forest. What animals are famously seen grazing, that are local and named for the area? Cows Ponies Pigs Donkeys

3. Hopping north, Flopsy and PDAZ head to the oldest National Park. Which one is the oldest? Peak District Yorkshire Dales Snowdonia Lake District

4. The Peak District is famous for a variety of fluorite found in some of the caverns there. PDAZ admires the colours and asks Flopsy what it is called. What is the answer she gets? Blue John Treak Cliff Speedwell Peak

5. Flopsy decides that a big hop is needed to cover more territory and so heads to the most northerly National Park. It's the wrong time of year, but what activity is Aviemore in the Cairngorms famous for? Golf Skiing Highland Games Whisky drinking

6. Hopping south again Flopsy and PDAZ arrive in Northumberland National Park. The Emperor Hadrian left behind what feature that lies in the park? A large statue An orchard A wall A reservoir

7. Hopping southwest, PDAZ admires the highest mountain in England, but all around are which features that this Park is named for? Lakes Mountains Rivers Plains

8. PDAZ is getting hungry and so Flopsy decides to stop off in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. While there they enjoy what type of crumbly cheese from the area, which is also favoured by Wallace and Gromit? Dentdale Wharfedale Wensleydale Swaledale

9. Hopping further south and west, Flopsy and PDAZ arrive in Snowdonia, named for the highest mountain in Wales that the park contains. If Flopsy and PDAZ are too tired to hop up the 1085m, what lazy way could they use to get to the top of Snowdon? Answer: (One Word (does it choo-choo?))

10. PDAZ is getting a little tired of all the mountains, which two of these National Parks listed would have the least hilly terrain? Loch Lomond & the Trossachs and Exmoor Brecon Beacons and Broads North York Moors and Dartmoor Broads and Pembrokeshire Coast