Follow the clues in my poem which will take you to various links and so onto various pages of Wikipedia. Click on each correct link to take you to the next page where the next link can be found.

There is only one correct link to be found on each page you visit.

Don’t worry, the trail is simple and obvious so as long as you read the whole page you will find the correct link somewhere on it.

You need to click on each correct link and let me know what the exact title of each page is (21 pages total, my age of course;-)

I will let you know how you get on when you post the full set of correct answers about the page title information and answer the final 3 questions correctly. Please remember all pages are part of Wikipedia.

There is no hidden agenda to the content of the final page, it’s just a bit of fun which gets you there.

Have fun!

If you want more of these please let me know because they take quite some time to put together but are worth it if people enjoy them!

Good luck!

Type “Fun” into Wiki, you’ll find it starts with an R.
It’s downstream “Rafting” in white-water “Rafts”

All of a sudden you are “Huckleberry Finn”.
It’s great to “Escape” from your “Prison” within

You’re “The Great Escape” you’re the “Untold Story”
You’re a “Superman” of untold glory

You’re “Somewhere in Time”, where “Time and Again”
“From Time to Time” your “Titanic” is pain

But off we go on our “Maiden Voyage”
“Superstitions” or not you have “Luck” on your side

Your happiness maybe “Wishful thinking”
An “Appeal to Nature” comes from within

For the love of “Good”, “Happiness” is in awe
Cos the “Eightfold Path” also ends with an R

What does the final “R” stand for?
What is the Buddhist translation of the “R”?
What is the symbol on the “Noble Eightfold Path” page?

Ettie