On The Hunt For The Cheshire Cat

Tom knew we'd have a busy day of adventuring ahead of us, so he insisted we fuel up with a Wetherspoon's breakfast at the Lord Moon of the Mall.

Our adventure started at Trafalgar Square where Tom told me to check my phone. There was a text from the Cheshire Cat telling us we were late and to make our way into the Nation Portrait Gallery and ask for time.

It was scary wandering up to the staff to ask the first question but we were handed a pocket watch and envelope of instructions.

We then made our way around the gallery on the hunt for clues in the paintings and sculptures.

The Queen of Hearts treated us to a coffee at The National Café and tried to bribe us with chocolate.

The cat then sent us out into London, following clues down streets and alleyways where we found things we'd never seen before like this paper-cut art at St James's Market.

In the Waterstones cafe we were given a can of Turtle Soup with a riddle to solve.

The cat then let us rest with a quick drink at the Three Crowns.

Back in Waterstones, we flipped through a gorgeous Alice In Wonderland pop-up book for our next clue.

The cat then let us "paws" for wine in Gordon's Wine Bar, where we also had a cheese plate.

We fell through a rabbit hole at Leake Street Tunnel.

And ended our adventure at my favourite pub in the Lower Marsh, Vaulty Towers where the cat rewarded us with cookies.