Track Down the Flying Treasure! Lord Berners, an eccentric ex-diplomat, composer, artist, and writer, hosted a diverse and influential social circle at Faringdon House after moving there in 1931. Faringdon House remains famous today for its brightly dyed pigeons, a tradition started by the creative Lord Berners. But, some of these pretty pigeons can be quite mischievous! When Lady Jewel Glittersmuch stayed at Faringdon House recently, one of the pigeons flew off with her exquisite diamond necklace! Her ladies' maids have scoured the area for sightings and have drawn up a map of all possible drop zones. Can you - our TOP treasure seekers - follow the clues and pinpoint the priceless trinket so it can be returned to its devastated owner? Treasure Hunt Through Faringdon - Historic Market Town Are you looking for something to do with family and friends or seeking a fun day out with the kids in Faringdon? Then why not explore Faringdon on this self-guided treasure hunt themed Treasure Trail. As you follow the Trail route, can you solve the sneaky clues set on existing buildings, permanent features, and monuments to discover the location of the buried treasure? The Trail starts at the pay and display car park off Gloucester Street and guides you around the historical centre of this market town. The route then leads you up Folly Hill, down to the church and then back through the market place to your starting point. Join the hunt and be the hero who returns the stolen treasure to its rightful owner!
