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Treasure hunt for 24 karat gold statue and huge cash prize escalates as creator gives huge hint to ornament's whereabouts
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October 1, 2024
The video game designer, Jason Rohrer, from New Hampshire, who created a massive treasure hunt called Project Skydrop and hid a gold statue worth $26,000 on a forest floor revealed the biggest clue yet - which state the treasure lies in. As of today, the cash prize for the lucky winner reached a shocking $83,000.
Treasure hunters close in on 10-ounce, 24-karat gold statue valued at $26,000 as map shows potential location
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October 1, 2024
New Hampshire game designer Jason Rohrer rolled out his a 35-mile map on Monday for Project Skydrop - a real life treasure hunt for a gold statue that appears hidden somewhere in Massachusetts.
Gardening fans show off their giant produce including a giant marrow and a pumpkin carried by a forklift ahead of fruit and vegetable autumn show
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September 21, 2023
Thousands of visitors are expected to attend the Malvern Autumn Show in Worcestershire town to get a glimpse of some spectacular greens from Friday and weekend. As the UK Giant Vegetables Championships begin, expert growers are already showing off their prized fruit and vegetables. At the Three Counties Showground, they have showcasing their extra large veg, from giant pumpkins to cucumbers over 100 cm long (3.2ft). Each year, records are expected to be broken, with this year being no exception as adjudicators from the National Vegetable Society scrutinize each offering. At last year's fair, eleven new Guinness World Records were set, including the heaviest aubergine weighing in at 3.3 kg (7.4lb) and the longest leek at 1.43 meters (4.6ft).
ASHES WATCH: Ollie Robinson bags another magnificent seven
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May 7, 2023
LOS Angeles: Ollie Robinson started the week off by bowling his new Sussex teammate, Australia run machine Steve Smith, in the nets, and ending the season with a career-best record of 14 for 117 against Worcestershire at New Road. In his 46th birthday, he was hobbling from the field as a result of a horrific draw played out on a difficult outfield, but he maintained, "My body feels all right." It was just a little bit of cramp, but I was definitely dehydrated. My body is doing well, which is a relief after four days of grueling days.' Robinson, who took seven wickets in each innings, will take the Ashes at Edgbaston on June 16 with Smith's pre-match praise ringing in his ears: I was impressed with him when he was out in Australia.' I was certain he had some really strong skills, but it looks like he hasn't lost his sincerence since then.'