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YOUR CASE
The body of librarian Paige Turner has been found in the reference section of the local library.
She had been researching the history of Dunster's residents.
Had she unearthed some terrible secrets? We will never know!
But someone wanted their skeletons to remain in the closet so badly they murdered poor Paige. Can you find out who?
Dunster
Dunster is situated in the sweeping hills of the Exmoor National Park, it has a wealth of historic buildings, from the National Trust’s 11th century Dunster Castle to the Old Yarn Market in the middle of the High Street, which was a focal point for the old Exmoor wool and cloth trade. Dunster shops strive to achieve quality, offer the unusual and provide a truly unique shopping experience. You will be spoilt for choice with an abundance of exclusive galleries, shops selling gifts, toys, hand-made confectionery, clothing, designer jewellery, antiques, second hand and new books, local arts and crafts, and much, much more.
This is a lovely Trail around this historic medieval town. It is 2 miles long and will take approximately 2 hours to complete. Parking is available in the pay and display car park on Dunster Steep. It is suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs. DO NOT START THE TRAIL UNTIL 1030 am as some clues will not be accessible until after then!
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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY
My mum, my auntie and myself throughly enjoyed this trail whilst on holiday in somerset we managed to do the minehead one in the same weekend as well would reccommend it to anyone we have done loads
