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Many congratulations, Your Majesty,on the occasion of your

Diamond Jubilee.

The Jubilee Trail

The fun way to celebrate!

This Trail has been produced by Treasure Trails to celebratethe Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.Every effort has been made to check the accuracy of thefacts and information contained within the Trail and thesefacts are reproduced to the best of our knowledge.

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Every effort has been made to ensure that thisTreasure Trail is accurate at the time of printing.We cannot be held responsible for any unforeseenchanges that interfere with the easy solving ofclues.

Customers must accept full liability and are solelyresponsible for the safety of themselves and theirparty on the Treasure Trail. We cannot be heldresponsible for the loss or damage to property, oraccident or injury to life or limb incurred whilst onthis Trail.

The treasure hunt is entirely fictional. The use ofnames of real people, living or dead, as charactersin this mystery, is intended for fun only and in noway or by any means alleges or implies anyconnection whatsoever on their part with anywrongdoing or criminal act. Copyright 2007Treasure Trails.

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Solving the TrailOne of the locations on the map on the back page matches the place where the

forgetful lady-in-waiting left St Edward’s Crown. To find out which one you will need

to solve the clues in the Trail. When you find the answer to each clue, identify the

corresponding location on the back page and cross it off. When you have solved all the clues one location on the map will remain – this is where the crown was left. Please see below for details of how to enter the

competition.

InstructionsThis Trail is designed to be

completed at any time from the comfort of your chair. Please feel free to make use of any resources available to you to solve the clues.

COMPETITIONPlease visit www.treasuretrails.co.uk and select the Diamond Jubilee Trail link from the homepage. Follow the instructions on how to submit your answer. If you are correct you will automatically be entered into the competition to win a Treasure Trails Jubilee Goody Bag, including a fleece and a Personalised Trail. Only one entry per person please. Entries close on the last day of the UK Diamond Jubilee Tour – 25th July 2012. The judge’s decision is final

Many congratulations, Your Majesty, on the occasion of your Diamond Jubilee.

The Forgetful Lady-in-WaitingThe lady-in-waiting has put St Edward’s Crown, the crown used during the Coronation, in a safe place. The Queen has decided she wishes to wear this crown as part of her Jubilee celebrations. Unfortunately the lady-in-waiting has been taken ill and forgotten where she placed it. Thankfully she left a number of clues to help remind her but needs your assistance in solving them. Are you up to the challenge?

Each year Her Majestyconnects with theentire Commonwealththrough her Christmasaddress. In 2010 thiscame from a particularpalace for the firsttime - but which one?Rearrange the lettersto reveal your nextempty location.

The Queen is patron to over600 charities. These rangefrom well-known charitiessuch as the British Red Crossto new, smaller charities likeKids Company, to regimentsin the armed forces.

How tall, in inches, isthe Queen? If 1=A and9=I decode youranswer to reveal theinitials of anotherfruitless location.

Being called an awardis a bit of a misnomeras this title is conferredby the Queen, by RoyalCharter. Recipientswear the followingbadge - the youthorganisation theybelong to shares aname with anotherlocation to discount.

So, you think you are betteroff now than in 1952? Basedon an average weekly salaryyou could buy 300 loaves ofbread in 1952 but only 292in 2012. However, in 1952the average salary couldonly buy you 102 pints ofbeer versus 170 pints in2012!

The Queen and TheDuke of Edinburgh willcelebrate 65 years ofmarriage this year. Butat which college didthey first meet?Eliminate a matchingplace off your map.

In an average year, theQueen will host more than50,000 people at banquets,lunches, dinners, receptionsand garden parties atBuckingham Palace andmore than 8,000 people atgarden parties andinvestitures atHolyroodhouse, duringHolyrood Week.

In the NationalAnthem if 1,4 equals'gracious' and 4,3equals 'victorious' then6,1 forms part of yourfinal location todiscount.

The Queen launched theBritish Monarchy's officialwebsite in 1997. In 2007 theofficial British MonarchyYouTube channel wasunveiled, swiftly followed bya Royal Twitter site (2009),Flickr page (2010) andFacebook page (also 2010).

Congratulations!

You have reached the endof the Trail and shouldnow be able to identifywhere the lady-in-waitingput the crown for safekeeping!

We hope you have enjoyedthis virtual Treasure Trail -don't forget to submit youranswer through our website.Whilst you are there, whynot have a look at our greatoutdoor Trails availablethroughout the country?

This is a virtual Trailabout the reign of HerMajesty QueenElizabeth II. The Trailcan be completedanywhere and at anytime.

Have fun!

This Trail includes clues onthe Coronation, thepalaces and castles, the Royal Tours, the DiamondJubilee celebrations andmuch more! Some of theseclues may be generalknowledge, some mayrequire a little bit ofresearch!

Feel free to use anyresources you like to inorder to solve the clues.

There is also a puzzle onpage 7 (just for fun!).

Don't forget to submityour answer (see oppositepage for details).

The then PrincessElizabeth was not inthe UK when shereceived news of herfather's death. Crossoff the location thatshares a name with thecountry from whereshe returned as Queen.

Queen Elizabeth II becamethe 40th monarch sinceWilliam the Conquerorobtained the crown ofEngland. Should her Majestyreign until Sept 11th 2015she will overtake the recordheld by her great-great-grandmother QueenVictoria.

The Coronation wasconducted by theArchbishop ofCanterbury. Identify hissurname and discounta matching location.

Clothes rationing hadthankfully ended a fewyears before theCoronation. But whowas the Coronationgown commissionedfrom? Their surnamematches anotherlocation to discount.

There was a shortage ofprofessional coachmen tohelp transport dignitaries toWestminster Abbey in horse-drawn carriages. Millionairebusinessmen and countrysquires offered their servicesdressing up as BuckinghamPalace servants to help takepeople to the Coronationceremony.

Following theCoronation the newlycrowned QueenElizabeth II reviewedthe fleet. But where?Once you have solvedthis eliminate thelocation on the mapthat shares the name.

Identify the royalresidence in thefollowing image andeliminate a matchinglocation. A hint - it iswhere the Queenspent much of herteenage years!

Visit the Treasure TrailsFacebook page andfind an image of aroyal residence. Theinitials of this residencematch those of a placeon your map that youshould now cross off!

The Queen has a hugelove for animals, inparticular dogs andhorses. Her Majesty'sfirst dog was an 18thbirthday present -identify the corgi'sname and eliminate amatching location.

The Queen has alsointroduced a new breed ofdog - the 'dorgi'. The first'dorgi' was a cross betweena dachsund (belonging toPrincess Margaret) and aroyal corgi! Whether it wasplanned or not - no oneknows (or at least no one issaying!)...

Situated opposite theScottish Parliamentidentify what thepalace of the Britishmonarch in Scotland iscommonly referred as.Rearrange the lettersto reveal the firstnames of anotherlocation to discount.

The Queen's racing coloursare a purple body with goldbraid, scarlet sleeves andblack velvet cap with goldfringe. They were adoptedfrom those used by KingEdward VII; one of his mostsuccessful horses was calledDiamond Jubilee.

Her Majesty is alsoPatron of the RoyalPigeon RacingAssociation. One of theQueen's birds is namedpartly after a royalresidence - but whichone? Eliminate thematching location onceyou have solved thisclue.

Technically, the Queen stillowns all the sturgeons,whales and dolphins in thewaters around the UK andwhich are recognised as'Fishes Royal'. Her Majestyalso owns all wild 'mute'swans living in open water.

In 2011 Her Majestybecame the firstreigning UK monarchto visit this country.The last two letters inthis country's namematch the initials of anempty location.

As at the end of 2011, theQueen has undertaken 261official overseas visits,including 96 State Visits, to116 different countries. Herfirst, the Coronation Tour,took in 14 countries andcovered a distance of 43,618miles.

Whilst on holiday inScotland, the Queenand her familytraditionally visit alocal Highland GamesGathering. Identifywhere these games areheld and eliminate amatching location.

Up until 1997 many of theRoyal Tours were carried outusing the Royal YachtBritannia. In its 44 years ofservice the Royal Yachtcovered over 1,000,000nautical miles and visited135 different countries.

Identify the Clydeshipyard that built theBritannia andeliminate a locationthat shares a name.

Britannia is now a5-star visitor attraction.Identify the port inwhich it is nowberthed and eliminatea matching location onyour treasure map.

Gifts given to the Queen onforeign tours include: twotortoises given to The Queenin the Seychelles in 1972; aseven-year-old bull elephantcalled "Jumbo" given by thePresident of Cameroon andtwo black beavers given toThe Queen after a royal visitto Canada.

The Royal Tourcelebrating theDiamond Jubilee hasalready started. The UKelement continuesuntil the end of July.One of the last placesThe Queen will visitmatches a location youshould cross off yourmap!

Identify the countriesthe Queen's onlydaughter will bevisiting as part of theDiamond Jubilee Tourand eliminate amatching locationfrom your map.

Her Majesty isCommander-in-Chief to theUnited Kingdom ArmedForces. As well as serving inthe ATS during the SecondWorld War the Queen alsoholds many honorarymilitary appointments.

This year also marksthe 30th Anniversaryof the FalklandsConflict. Whichmember of the royalfamily saw activeservice in the SouthAtlantic during 1982?Eliminate a matchinglocation.

The first investiture of theQueen's reign took place atBuckingham Palace on 27thFebruary 1952. The firstperson to be presented wasPrivate William Speakman,of The King's Own ScottishBorderers, who received theVictoria Cross for his actionsduring the Korean War.

Each year, to celebratethe Queen's officialbirthday, theHousehold Cavalryconduct an event onHorse Guards Parade.The first and last letterof this event match theinitials of anotherlocation to discount.

Identify who designedthe Diamond JubileeMedal (as shown in theimage in the followingbox). Rearrange theletters in their name toreveal another locationto discount.

The Diamond Jubilee Medalwill be awarded to all livingholders of the Victoria Crossand George Cross, andmembers of the RoyalHousehold. People whowork in certain front linepublic service jobs will alsoreceive the medal.

The requirement is that theyhad been in their jobs forfive full calendar years on6th February 2012.Recipients will includemembers of the armedforces and emergencyservices, police, PCSO's andoperational prison servicespersonnel.

The current PrimeMinister (as at 1st May2012!) is the 12th thatthe Queen has givenregular audience to.However, the first alsoshares a name with anempty location thatshould be crossed offyour map.