The Rogue Kestrel's Treasure Hunt - Can YOU Retrieve the Stolen Loot? Chaos has erupted in Cannock Chase as a sneaky kestrel has been causing trouble by stealing shiny items from local residents and visitors. But while they squabble amongst themselves, the rogue feathered friend is making off with their treasures and trinkets! Lucky for us, local birdwatcher Burt Spotter has been keeping track of the kestrel's movements and has created a map with all the spots it's been spotted. But there's a catch - Burt has hidden the map locations within a series of riddles! We need the help of our top treasure hunters to solve this puzzle and retrieve the stolen loot! Treasure Hunt Through Northern Chase - Walton to Cannock Looking for a fun day out with family and friends in Cannock Chase? Look no further than this self-guided Treasure Hunt! As you follow the 12-mile route from Walton on the Hill to the Museum of Cannock Chase in Hednesford, you'll encounter three stops for clues along the way. This route is typically done by car, but it can also be completed on foot. Get ready for an immersive adventure as you solve sneaky clues hidden on existing buildings, permanent features, and monuments to uncover the location of the buried treasure. Can YOU beat the kestrel at its own game and retrieve the stolen loot?
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