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There's a chance to use smartphone technology to help solve the Rutland Lions virtual Easter Egg Hunt.
The event, which follows the Oakham Heritage Trail, runs until Friday to and from Oakham Library and includes free chocolate at the start and end. Allan Grey from the Rutland Lions says it can be done with a pen and paper.
‘You take a photograph of the egg and the caption on Whatsapp is the answer and if you get stuck you just message us back and we give you a little help, a little clue’.
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