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Jamey's Coda treasure hunting doc
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Treasure Hunt Proposal
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Local Park
Utilize a nearby park with various landmarks, trees, and trails to create an exciting treasure hunt experience.
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Historic Site
Choose a historic location or landmark and design a treasure hunt around the historical facts and stories.
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Beach
Organize a treasure hunt at the beach, incorporating the sand, waves, and beachfront attractions.
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Urban Setting
Select a bustling urban area and create a treasure hunt that takes participants through streets and buildings.
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Virtual Treasure
Host a virtual treasure hunt where participants solve online puzzles, riddles, and clues on a digital platform.
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Feel free to choose the option that suits your preferences and enjoy the treasure hunt!
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Remember to customize the treasure hunt based on the age group, interests, and abilities of the participants. Happy hunting!
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