London’s Putney now – Urban Scavenger hunt.

CITITRAIL Presents it’s first UK Urban Walking Trail:

Be the first to set the Course Record!

Putney Ramble, CitiCode: CIPU01, ID: 28. Starting Point: On the river-front, just under the start of the Barnes Bridge, near the Barnes Station. Be there to press start. When you are ready to begin your mission you must travel to this starting point. Once there, press start. In this game, you’ll spend most of your time in the Barnes and Putney greens and downtown, but you will run down to the Waterfront at some point!

Time to Play: About 2hours. NOTE: This is a level 1 Game, with 21 clues and an easy 4.5km. Remember, all clues are given in cross-word format, needing the correct number and length of words, i.e. (3,2,4,5), which means 4 words, first has 3 letters, 2nd has 2 letters, third has 4 letters and so on. If the answer has apostrophes or commas, they’ll be included in the numbers.

This is a real game in real time. You must actually be standing at the starting point before you START your game. It is an ongoing game, which will remain live until further notice. Players may play more than once, but only the first attempt will get status points. For further clarification, refer to the How Points Work explanation.

Press Here to:- Play CIPU01

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