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YOUR MISSION
Our group of special agents has set up camp at a secret location. The agents need your help to locate Doughy and his Dosh Dealers, a clever counterfeiting gang. Doughy has got wind that the agents are closing in. He has moved his stash and is planning to blow up his den. Solve the clues in time to stop Doughy detonating his bomb and destroying all the evidence.
Giants Head & The Cerne Valley
This driving Trail starts at Giants Head Caravan Park, and takes you through the lovely villages of the Cerne Valley and beyond. Your first stop is Minterne Magna, a visit to Minterne Gardens is well worth it, if you have time. Next the tiny villages of Minterne Parva and Up Sydling with just half a dozen houses or so in each. Followed by a brief stop in Cerne Abbas for a view of the Giant, our Rude Man of Dorset! Nether Cerne with its beautiful church and manor house. Next is Godmanstone, with England's smallest inn, unfortunately no longer open.
Your final stop on this Spy Trail is just over the hill into Stratton, another of Dorset's peaceful villages. Especially quiet nowadays, with the new bypass there is hardly any traffic in the village. This Trail involves visiting four Churches with different clues for you to solve. It should take about 3.5 hours, with 1.5 miles of walking and an 18 mile drive in total. Not all clues are suitable for wheelchairs.
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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY
Giants Head & Cerne Valley Very enjoyable and challenging.
