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YOUR CASE
The year was 1643, and Prince Lovealot was travelling around Britain in search of a beautiful bride. As he passed through Abingdon, the town's fair maidens were so keen to get near to the Prince that they mobbed his carriage. In the resulting turmoil the Prince was separated from the precious treasure he'd brought with him on his journey. To this day the treasure is rumoured to be buried somewhere in Abingdon, but no-one knows exactly where. Can you find its hiding place?
Abingdon
Previously the county town of Berkshire, the market town of Abingdon-on-Thames is today the seat of the Vale of the White Horse district in Oxfordshire. With people having lived there for at least 6,000 years, it is one of England's oldest continuously occupied towns.
Two of the main roads into Abingdon cross rivers over bridges listed as ancient monuments. The bridge over the Thames is over 550 years old. The Thames has always been important to Abingdon, and today is a focal point for many recreational activities. Riverside gardens attract visitors, anglers frequent the riverbanks and pleasure crafts queue to pass through the picturesque lock.
This Trail is a two mile Treasure Hunt. The route is relatively level, although there is one flight of steps and an area of flat grassland involved. Towards the end of the Trail there is a section that does not have street lighting, so we recommend starting the Trail at least two hours before dusk.
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