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WHAT’SITALLABOUT?
LordCharlesHuntcollectedmany
treasuresduringhislifetimeand
recordedthemallingreatdetailin
hisdiary.Mysteriously,whenhedied
hismostprizedandvaluable
treasure,thePharaoh’sPyramid
WHYDOWENEEDTOFINDTHEPYRAMID?
Puzzlecouldnotbefoundandisstill
MysteriousinscriptionsfoundinthePharaoh’stombtoldofmagicalforceslocked
missingtoday.
deepwithinthePyramidPuzzle.Beware,becauseifthepuzzleeverfallsintothe
handsofthefollowersofGhoulah,theinscriptionswarnofimpendingdoom!Inorder
topreventthis,piecesofthePyramidhavebeenscatteredaroundtheBoreattonPark
Estatewheretheyhavelainhiddenfornearly150years.Howevertheinscriptions
warnedthatafter150yearsthefollowersofGhoulahwouldreturntolookforthe
Pyramid.Itmustnotbeallowedtofallintotheirhands,whichiswhereyoucomein…
WHATWILLWEHAVETODO?
Wecan’trevealthelocationofthecluesasthefollowersmaygettothembeforeyou,
soyouwillhavetobereadyforanything.Youwillneedtousethezipwiretoescape;
canoeacrossthecrocodileinfestedwatersofBoreattonLake;abseildownthetowerto
reachaclue,aswellasmanyotherchallenges.Youwillalsoproveyourskillsasan
intrepidexplorerbyspendingadayatAltonTowers.
Comeonthisholidayifyouarebold,braveandreadyforafewsurprises!
CANIDOOTHERACTIVITIESASWELL?
ThisholidayalsoincludesagreatdaytripouttothefamousAltonTowersthemepark.
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