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Northern Ireland
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Episode 2.7
16 February 1984
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| Contestants |
Julie Brinnand and husband John, respectively secretary
and police officer from Sale, Cheshire |
| Description of the Treasure |
A silver mermaid |
| Start Position |
Dunluce Castle |
| Clue 1 |
By Finn MacCool’s highway, take Shanks’s pony to a set
of pipes with a treble chance. |
| Leads to |
Giant’s Causeway – in ‘treble pipe’ of The Organ (rock
formation) |
| Clue 2 |
Stacked beyond the insular sheep, Annie’s in for a swinging
time above the path of the salmon. The 19th is the place to stop. |
| Leads to |
Carrickarade Island – on 19th section of rope bridge |
| Clue 3 |
Bushmen started making usguebaugh here in 1276. Try Number
Four: it’s safe. |
| Leads to |
Bushmills – on spirit safe no 4 in distillery
1 |
| Clue 4 |
As you drive towards the Skerries, just before Calamity
Corner look under the odd American in the sand. |
| Leads to |
Portrush golf course – in bunker near 14th hole ‘Calamity
Corner’ |
| Clue 5 |
Downhill, Bristol fashion, for a bibliophile’s tribute
to Frideswide, and a treasure below a family tree. |
| Leads to |
Mussenden Temple |
| Result |
The contestants ran out of time on the way the treasure |
| Notes |
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When Annie landed at the Bushmills distillery, the weather
was starting to become foggy. By the time she emerged with the next clue,
the fog had thickened to the point that Keith judged that it was no longer
safe to fly. Filming had to be abandoned and continued another day. When
Annie went back the following day and came out of the building for the second
time, the sky was bright and sunny, whereas it had been overcast on the
previous day when she went in, so she made a comment “The weather’s cleared
up quite a bit”. |
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