Hidden Trail

Days out

Winter market

Gentle Wooden chalets with glowing windows, wreaths, gingerbread and hot cocoa under strings of lights.

A winter market at dusk in a snowy square: wooden chalet stalls selling wreaths, gingerbread and hot drinks, strings of warm lights overhead, a lamp post, a decorated tree, a sledge, a postbox, snow on the roofs and stars coming out.

Find the five differences

This pair has a different number of things, a changed shape, something added or taken away, something moved and a new pattern. Compare the two pictures and tap each change in either one.

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Opens on Monday 21 December, when it’s the daily pair. Every daily opens on its day, the same for everyone. Until then, try a practice pair or a past daily.

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