Last month, as the weather started to warm, we went on another of our Treasure Trails explorations. Basically, these are scavenger hunts where you follow directions and clues around a town in order to solve a puzzle. We’ve done about half a dozen now and really enjoy them. For £10 ($13 USD), they’re pretty cheap entertainment for a family of 4 and take us to towns we’d never really consider going. For April, we went to the West Sussex town of Midhurst.

The reason for this post’s title is that I really don’t have all that much to say about it. I mean, Midhurst is a pretty town. The people were among the most friendly we’ve encountered in England. But I just can’t find much that really happened in this town. Alec Guinness (who played the original Obi-Wan in Star Wars) died in the hospital there. That’s about the most exciting thing.

So, for this post, just enjoy the pictures, folks. (My favourite was the town stocks.) My in-laws are coming to visit in a few weeks, so I’m sure I’ll have plenty to say again soon.