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1. www.facebook.com › OurHitchin › videosPurchase one of our Hitchin Treasure Map Trails created by ...

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   Purchase one of our Hitchin Treasure Map Trails created by @treasuremaptrails this summer! Enjoy the adventurous quest around town, and find all of the treasures hidden in Hitchin! Available to buy...

2. www.facebook.com › OurHitchin › videosCheck out our exciting new Hitchin Treasure Trails! Swing by ...

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   Check out our exciting new Hitchin Treasure Trails! Swing by the Hitchin Information Centre to purchase yours and embark on a journey to uncover local Hitchin treasures! #visithitchin. Alexandre...

3. sterecycle.com › top-attractions-hitchinsecrets-ofUnlocking the Secrets of Top Attractions in Hitchin

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   I’m here to reveal the hidden gems of Hitchin, a charming town that is brimming with history, tranquility, art, culture, and delectable culinary delights. Join me as we uncover the secrets of Hitchin’s top attractions, immersing ourselves in its rich heritage, exploring hidden gardens, unearthing its vibrant creative scene, and sampling the best-kept foodie secrets.

4. www.narcity.com › toronto › 8-gem-mines-and-crystal8 Places To Find Rare Crystals And Gems In Ontario

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   Jun 22, 2020 · When: Daily May-October. Address: 31241 Hwy. 28, Bancroft, ON. Why You Need To Go: You can uncover hidden gems in the rock farm and take them home for $1.50 per pound. Or simply stroll through the rock shop to score beautiful crystals without all the hard work. Website.

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5. www.narcity.com › toronto › 5-lost-treasures-you-can5 Lost Treasures You Can Still Look For In Ontario - Narcity

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   Jul 26, 2016 · Lockmasters' Treasure. The Davis Lock in Ontario by the Rideau Canal is said to be the site of buried treasure that belonged to Mr. Davis, the past lockmaster. It is said that Mr. Davis had a habit of hiding gold that was meant to be given to the workers for their pay. His hiding spot of choice was the patch of land near the lock station.

6. www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk › news9 things you only know if you're from Hitchin - HertsLive

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   Oct 28, 2020 · Here are the nine things you may not already know about this incredible town. 1. The Queen came to Hitchin. Queen Elizabeth II smiling during a visit to the headquarters of British Airways at ...

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   What to do in Hitchin?

   • A small market town in North Hertfordshire, Hitchin is one of the most popular spots in the county. From an array of bars, pubs and restaurants to local independent businesses, the town is full of culture, history and things to do.

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   Is there a hidden cavern in Ontario?

   • Today, the entrance to the hidden cavern is unknown. However, many still believe that there is a subterranean lake somewhere in the area that leads to a cave full of silver stalactites. The Davis Lock in Ontario by the Rideau Canal is said to be the site of buried treasure that belonged to Mr. Davis, the past lockmaster.

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   Where is the treasure from the 1760's located?

   • This legend claims that treasure from the 1760's lies somewhere on Main Duck Island in Lake Ontario. The area is known to have a high incidence of shipwrecks because of the unique geography of the area. The shipping channel is on the southern side, where shallow shelves of limestone hold up gigantic masses of granite.

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   Are there lost treasures in Ontario?

   • The stories regarding lost treasures are particularly interesting - it's crazy to imagine such treasures could still be out there somewhere; unclaimed and worth an absolute fortune. READ ALSO: 7 Cheap Private Islands You Can Rent With Your Friends In Ontario Here are 5 lost treasures you can still look for in Ontario:

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   Is Hitchin a good place to live?

   • It's also become somewhat of a commuter town with close transport links to London, but it maintains the historic feel of a market town full of world cuisines and picturesque landscapes. But for those who live and work in the area, there's far more to Hitchin than meets the eye.

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   What happened to the treasure chest on Duck Island?

   • In the 1760s, two ships from France were shipwrecked on these limestone shelves. Survivors were able to salvage one chest of gold from the wreckage, and it is said that they buried this chest in the centre of Main Duck Island. Stranded on the island, each survivor eventually died, leaving no one to guard the treasure chest.

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8. ottawarewind.com › 2015/01/05 › the-legend-of-lostTHE LEGEND OF LOST GOLD: Buried treasure on the shores of ...

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   Jan 5, 2015 · THE STORY. The Seven Years War pitted British and French against each other on the Great Lakes in a battle to secure Upper Canada and control the area north of the the United States. Gunships from both sides sailed the waters of Lake Ontario, exchanging cannon fire in an attempt to gain lake superiority. British gun ship fleet from the Seven ...