Hello, I'm Mark. And coming up in this episode of the podcast is a bonus episode for our treasure hunt series.

I actually filmed this as a video podcast on location in the final location, the final destination of our treasure hunt, the beautiful city of Strasbourg.

So the audio quality in the episode isn't quite the same as our usual studio standard.

But I hope that this explanation

of all the clues is helpful to you. Let's get started.

Hello, and biennino to the episode extra in this episode. I'm going to be using the English version think of.

Now, I'm going to be using the English version of the clothes.

And the content of the clues is the same across the languages.

But I'll mention each element and explain what is involved in that element.

So first of all, our first destination.

A wall which ones traced a borderline, a living canvas where colours shine. So that of course is the Berlin Wall. And the Berlin Wall, parts of the

Berlin Wall have been transformed into the Eastside Gallery where there are paintings on the

wall so they've been turned into a canvas. Where the row of linden trees stop, a gate stands strong with chariot atop.

So that is referring to Oontad in Linden, which is a big avenue in Berlin that goes from all the way from the cathedral, all the way down to the Brandenburg gate.

So that is of course the gate that stands strong with a chariot atop.

Red and green lights blink in the night.

Marching figures keep crossings bright.

So that's a reference to the Ampun Mansion,

which are the little figures on the traffic lights throughout Berlin.

And above it all, the tower stands tall,

watching the city steady through all.

And that, of course, is the famous Tebebe Tome, the Fenséthorne,

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