Fred & Pete's Treasure Tales

Fred and Pete find a flag in an old chest, leading them to a buccaneering ship adventure, dressing up as pirates and hunting for gold and silver coins.

Whilst practicing magic tricks, Fred finds a chisel that leads him and Pete on an adventure to a quarry and to the Minack - an amazing theatre built into the rocks on a clifftop.

Fred and Pete find a shield with a dragon on it and visit an ancient castle to discover the legend of King Arthur and meet Merlin the Wizard, who teaches them how to be brave.

Fred and Pete find a wooden plank on a beach, which leads them to discover the history of Cornish surfing, how boards are made and how surf rescuers keep people safe in the water.

Fred and Pete discover a model of a little person, visit a strange alien landscape and hunt for magical Cornish piskies - creatures who love playing tricks as much as Pete!

Fred and Pete find a spiky tropical fruit that leads them to the Eden Project and a discovery of how plants grow in other countries. They even get to zip wire into the tropical dome!

Fred and Pete get tangled in some orange netting on the beach, which starts them off on a seal spotting adventure. They even get to go to a seal’s birthday party!

Fred and Pete find an unusual metal ball on a beach and discover that it's from the ancient Cornish sport of hurling. They're later invited to join the local team.

Pete and Fred hear an amazing song at the harbour and discover it's a sea shanty, a type of song used by sailors to help them work together at sea. They even write a shanty of their own.

Fred and Pete find a piece of metal cable and discover how cables under the sea were once used for sending messages around the world and are still part of the internet today.

Fred and Pete find an old diving helmet on the beach and go on an adventure to discover how it was used to breathe and explore underwater.

Fred and Pete find an old bucket, go underground at Geevor Tin Mine, learn how to make yummy Cornish pasties and discover how miners used the bucket to warm up their lunch.

Fred and Pete discover a strange horn that was once used by the fishermen in Cornwall to help them find fish. They also get to eat stargazy pie, a special Cornish delicacy.

Fred and Pete find a metal blob on the moor, which leads them on a Bronze Age adventure where they experience how people lived thousands of years ago.

Fred and Pete discover a mermaid’s mirror and learn all about Cornwall’s mermaid legends. They even get to meet a ‘real’ mermaid after attracting her with their singing.

Fred and Pete are told a mystery word that has something to do with treasure. To find out what it means, they must learn an ancient language spoken in Cornwall.

A curious metal tube leads Fred and Pete on a steam-powered adventure! They visit the Levant Mine and Beam Engine and take a ride on a replica of the Puffing Devil, the first moving steam engine.

Fred and Pete find a little beeping object that can help rescue people who are in trouble at sea. They even get to go out on a real lifeboat and save a dummy, also called Fred!

Fred and Pete find a strange piece of wood that sends them on a 'dairy' exciting adventure! They visit a farming museum, milk a cow and enjoy a real Cornish treat - a cream tea.

A gift from Fred's grandmother sets him and Pete off on a musical journey. They find out all about a very unusual Cornish instrument and get to play along in a band.

After they lose their lunch, Fred and Pete meet a special dog called Holly. Holly's a search dog who finds lost people and animals, but can she track down their sandwiches?

Fred and Pete find a little wooden wheel and begin an adventure which leads them to a big water wheel and a very special village where everything is teeny tiny!

Fred and Pete are told a mystery word that has something to do with treasure. To find out what it means, they must learn an ancient language spoken in Cornwall.

When Pete trips over some trash on the beach, Fred and Pete realise there's rubbish everywhere! But they find out that rubbish can be turned into treasure.

After Fred and Pete stumble upon a strange clock, they go on an adventure to St Michael's Mount, a castle that is sometimes an island, sometimes not, and is home to an unusual duck!

Fred and Pete find some stripy sticks that lead them on a boating adventure. They visit a boatyard and take part in a race on special Cornish rowing boats called gigs.

A funny-shaped metal thing leads Fred and Pete to find out about the different jobs people had in a castle, and they make some feathery friends as they have a go at falconry.

Discovering a wooden hook sets Fred and Pete off on an adventure. They find out about travelling storytellers called droll tellers and entertain a crowd with a story of their own.

Fred and Pete find a treasure that's out of this world - the moon! Their space adventure sees them launch a rocket, train to be astronauts and visit the biggest dish in Cornwall!

Fred and Pete discover a ring of flowers and find out all about the Flora Day festival in Helston. They even get to sing and dance along to a special song called the Hal-an-Tow.