Hidden around the grounds of Capesthorne Hall are 12 ducks, each one with a unique personality and style.
It is your task to begin your Duck Dash and hunt down all 12. You will need to search across the estate and remember to write down the name of each duck found. Once you have found all 12 ducks, make your way to the Lakeside Café where a small Easter treat will be waiting!
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