Kent Treasure Hunt 26.09.10

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Kent Treasure Hunt 26.09.10

Postby chris.t » Wed 11.08.2010, 09:53

Kent Treasure Hunt

I went on this last year and it was really good fun, got me out to see parts of Kent that i didn't know existed. It is for charity as well.

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It would be good to see some Elans entered. List below so you can see who's going but you will need to enter via the website.

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Re: Kent Treasure Hunt 26.09.10

Postby chris.t » Fri 17.09.2010, 21:09

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Please give some thought to this, it was a great event last year.
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Re: Kent Treasure Hunt 26.09.10

Postby Dave Eds » Fri 17.09.2010, 21:39

Chris - what's the crack then? Map reading and photo shooting as you go must require a passenger yes? Would like to be there but not doing all these and driving too.

Anyone else want to come along for the ride?
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Re: Kent Treasure Hunt 26.09.10

Postby chris.t » Fri 17.09.2010, 21:54

Dave, it's more about solving the clues its not a time trial. however it would be much more pleasurable with a co-driver for assistance. The way it was last year was that you drove to specific locales and there were several clues to solve once you'd stopped. However there were bonus points that you could pick up on the move. To be fair it's a great day and John puts a hell of a lot into it. Would be good to see you there.
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