Follow the danger trail Torquay may be famous for its Riviera-type climate, its lush palm trees and the author Agatha Christie, but few people realise that Torquay's history is steeped in exploration.

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From: Herald Express (Torquay UK)
Date: 20070630
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Torquay may be famous for its Riviera-type climate, its lush palm trees and the author Agatha Christie, but few people realise that Torquay's history is steeped in exploration.

For over 160 years, the objects collected by explorers, travellers, scholars and enthusiasts connected with Torquay have found their way into the galleries and storerooms of Torquay Museum. Most returned from their journeys with gifts, souvenirs, chance finds, purchases, ancient grave remains and possibly even loot. Some never returned home, going missing on their travels, never to be seen again.

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