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Scavengers Get Accidental Education
You might wind up learning a thing or two on one wacky scavenger hunt that runs across seven major cities.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010 1:24 GMT
NEW YORK (Wireless Flash - FlashNews) People are getting an accidental education in the funnest way possible through crazy scavenger hunts.Watson Adventures is a New York-based company that sets up scavenger hunts in seven cities across America including the Big Apple, Los Angeles, Boston, and Chicago.
Participants arent hunting for hidden objects, though.
Actually, theyre on the lookout for bits of historical knowledge, as theyre asked trivia questions about specific art pieces, neighborhoods, buildings, and other places and things they come across while touring various locations like museums.
And in the middle of running around town collecting this info, theyre being tricked into learning a thing or two.
As spokesperson Carly Blatt explains, Its almost like getting an accidental education. Theyre learning history about different areas while having fun and it whets their appetite to learn more.
The company believes locals get to know their neighborhoods better thanks to the scavenger hunts, while tourists get the secret scoop.
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