Monthly Archives: September 2009

Treasure hunts in the country

Treasure hunts are a great way of exploring a city but they also work well in the country. The tempo is a little slower but you can run over a greater distance to ensure that there’s is still plenty of challenge. The New Forest is a great location and doing the event on mountain bikes is a wonderful experience. Treasure hunt writers look out for interesting things, for example this plaque hidden deep in a village somewhere.

Treasure hunt clue

Treasure hunt clue

“As a bee gathers nectar without harm to the flower, so let a wise man dwell in the village” Guatamo.


Meeting celebrities on a London Treasure Hunt

Duncan Bannatyne on a London Treasure Hunt

Duncan Bannatyne on a London Treasure Hunt

 We were in London yesterday doing a Treasure Hunt for a client starting out of their offices near Covent Garden. They were a great bunch and a lot of fun was had by all, including us.

One of the clues asked to to head to St James’ Park to get a photo of  ‘the rarest bird they can find’ (there are black swans and even pelicans in the lake). The team were delighted to bump into the legendary Duncan Bannatyne having a stroll through London’s most beautiful park. He seems to be a charming enough fellow and happily stopped for a photograph, leaving the team delighted to have got their picture of a rare dragon!

Celebrities have been a feature in several of our London Treasure Hunts over the years. London is a thriving city and the perfect location for this highly enjoyable corporate team building event.
 
 

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