There are sixteen locations scattered around Eynsham

Where eggs are waiting for sweet-toothed hunters

Each location has eggs, and a QR-clue that points the way to another location

The hunt ends at midnight.

CAN I TAKE AN EGG?

That is the idea, yes.

CAN I TAKE ALL THE EGGS?

Yes. But historically, egg thievery has not had good consequences in Eynsham.

So share them.

AM I INTERRUPTING A PLANNED EVENT BY PLAYING?

No-one has been told about this, finding an eggstash and scanning a code are the only invitation. You ‘are’ the event.

IS THIS HUNT FOR CHILDREN?

It is for explorers of all ages. If you are assisting a child, they may need some help working out the clues.

ARE THE EGGS POISONED?

No. That would be dumb.

CAN I TELL PEOPLE ABOUT THIS?

You decide how to play the game, and what the objectives are. Do what makes it fun for you.

DID YOU GET A PERMIT?

Yes. I consulted myself thoroughly and told myself I could go ahead.

As far as I know all the locations are public property, or at least are publicly accessible if one tiptoes to the brink of impropriety.

I have also ensured that all locations are outside of the reach of dogs.

I am going to carefully go over each site afterward and make sure that no trace of the hunt remains on the following day.

WHY DO?

Think of it as a form of high-concept art or personable eccentricity.