Digital treasure hunt madness part 2

16) John Watt and Son

17) T and D Coffee House. At this point we were ridiculously hungry and the smell of food was killing us.

18) Guildhall Museum. Unfortunately it was closed, and calling the number on the sign didn't help us in figuring out how to get in...

19) Fisher Street

20) Club Concrete. This one wasn't very hard to locate

21) Fusehill Street Library. Zero energy at this point.

22) Sheepmount. One of the first places we visited, unaware how exhausting the rest of the hunt would be.

23) Central Library. The book was left in the wrong place, which made finding it quite a chore...

24) Will Nixon and Sons with William the cat

25) Lowther Arcade. "Enter if you're outrageous" - what a funny pun...


AND FINALLY WE WERE DONE
it was fun, but ridiculously exhausting.

Team Sam, Iinu and Julia. (Sadly, Lottie was missing.)

Digital treasure hunt madness

Current mood: we hate life, please let us die. It's been a tough four hours of constant walking in a single group, as one of our team mates has mysteriously disappeared so we could not divide the work between two pairs. Ah well. At least we're done.

1) Victoria Viaduct. EWS = emergency water supply

2) Howard Arms

3) Cathedral - Sir James Graham and Sam

4) Fun2Do

5) Old Tullie House and the Wally Bird

6) The Sands Centre - stupid bronze birdy

7) The Sandwich Mill, which we walked past twice without realising it was there

8) Thongs N Things. This style will catch on.

9) Dixon Chimney. It's really really tall

10) The Thin White Duke

11) University of Cumbria Fine Art Campus

12) The Olde Sweet Shoppe. Getting to stuff our faces with sweets was almost worth the effort put into finding the place.

13) Foxes Cafe. We were given really cool coffee cups. For freeeee

14) Brunton Park. Our last stop, which you probably can tell from the hardly contained amount of energy here. Couldn't find the turnstile, this is the best we could do...

15) Near Carlisle Castle