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Exmouth charity benefits from walking treasure hunt

Published: 2:36 PM August 25, 2009    Updated: 6:31 PM November 7, 2020

A WALKING treasure hunt held in aid of an Exmouth charity for adults with learning disabilities has raised �138 for the cause.

A WALKING treasure hunt held in aid of an Exmouth charity for adults with learning disabilities has raised �138 for the cause.

Some 14 teams took part in the event to raise funds for the Exmouth Gateway Club.

Treasure hunt organiser Carol Rowe said a similar event is in the pipeline.

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