The Armchair Treasure Hunt Club
Newsletters 2011
All members of The Armchair Treasure Hunt Club receive four newsletters each year. The newsletter is written by our members and covers current club hunts, news on other hunts, features on general topics of interest, letters, prize puzzles, general chat, and more!
The newsletter is published on behalf of the club by Brian. It is edited and composited by Roger and it is distributed by Club Co-ordinator and Treasurer, Sandra.
Details of some of the other issues are also available: 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
In the latest issues:
Issue 108 - Autumn 2010
Cover Photo: Winners of the Avebury Meeting treasure hunt. Peter, Helen, Dave, Annika & Jonathan.
Inside:
Puzzle Pages - Your chance to win real money with Andy’s puzzles.
Silver Hare II - Paul Corby tells us the full story of how he solved Shaun Whitehead’s long running hunt.
Bulletin Board - Simon gives us the latest news and clues.
Avebury Club Meeting - All of the stories, the fun and the photos, from the annual club meeting.
Musical Plot - Paul Corby tells us how he solved this hunt and gained his second success of the year.
The Code - Martin Dennett tells us how he solved BBC2’s extremely popular treasure hunt.
Camera, Lights, Action - The second scene from the hottest blockbuster of the year from Ann & Sandra. |
Issue 107 - Summer 2010
Cover Photo: Finders Keepers Solved! Hunt setter Tom Haze meets up with Paul Harkin when he unearths the treasure.
Inside:
Puzzle Pages - Your chance to win real money with Andy’s summer puzzles.
The Enchanted Garden - Beryl Murphy shows us photos of her day in Scotland catching red herrings.
Finders Keepers Solved - Paul Harkin tells the story of how he solved this classic hunt.
The Hills are Alive - Frank & Roger introduce this year’s club hunt, published with this issue.
Bulletin Board - Simon gives us all the latest news.
Jack’s Time Machine - Craig Jones explains how he solved one of the hunts from Dan James’ website.
Missing Deeds - Jonathan Wolff tells us how he solved Katrona Hasting’s first hunt.
Finders Keepers - The full and complete solution from hunt setter, Tom Haze.
September Club Meeting - Make that date in your diary to meet friends old and new, and to enjoy Stephen Miller’s Avebury treasure hunt .
Musical Plot - Paul Corby solves this year’s five part hunt.
Camera, Lights, Action - The first scene in the four part production set by Ann Hughes & Sandra Young.
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Issue 106 - Spring 2011
Cover Photo: Pete Colbert, Mary Ball, Nick Ball, Craig Jones, Dave Blakeway, Martin Dennett and Jaci Blakeway at The Bernwood Jubilee Way as it starts and ends in Brill, Buckinghamshire, where they uncovered a prize marking the end of The Pinboard.
Inside:
Puzzle Pages - Your chance to win real money with Andy’s puzzles.
The Enchanted Garden - Frank Eastham & Roger Lintott give us memories of claiming the red herring and Central Item in Charles’ hunt.
Missing Deeds - Katrona Hastings sets us her first treasure hunt.
Logica 2010 - Paul Corby tells us the story of this year’s web hunt, with photos from Annika Wolff & Pete Colbert.
Bulletin Board - Simon gives us the latest news.
September Club Meeting - Stephen tells us the date and place. Make a date in your diary now!
The Pinboard - Wish you were here?... The full story of the winners meeting to unearth the final treasure.
Three Letter Hunt - Annika tells us how she solved HelenCook’s hunt, and Helen gives us the full solution.
Silver Hare II - Our top investigative journalist interviews Shaun Whitehead about his long running club hunt.
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Details of some of the other issues are also available: 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Submitting articles
Letters for publication may be sent to the usual club address:
Letterbox, The Armchair Treasure Hunt Club, 104 Micklebough Hill, Herne Bay CT6 6JX
If you wish to submit an article, please discuss your submission with the coordinator. It should be set on a whole number of A4 pages (i.e. no part pages), then emailed (or printed and posted) directly to the newsletter editor in time for the next issue deadline. Handwritten or plain-typed articles can be sent to Sandra at the usual club address to by typed-up and set.
When printing pictures or image, bear in mind the pages are mass-produced in black and white. Where possible, your article should be printed on a laser printer with medium or low resolution (600 or 300 dpi). If using an inkjet printer, do not use 'photorealistic' effects - where possible select 'pattern dither' or 'low resolution'.
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