Cottages on Totnes Road, Cockington village (Photo courtesy of David Gearing, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons)
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12 Jan 2026
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Alien eggs have landed in Torbay in time for an Easter egg hunt with a twist.
A team of local sculptors, makers, painters and artists have created a range of alien-inspired, eye-catching eggs that have been hidden around Cockington Court buildings and craft studios.
Visitors who pick up a £2 trail sheet from the Manor House and hunt down the extra-terrestrial creations in the family-friendly Easter Egg trail around the Cockington Court estate will be rewarded with a special chocolate treat.
Marissa Wakefield, Cockington Court Director said: “Our community of locally based makers and artists have created a truly unique and out-of-this-world Easter Egg trail designed for the whole family."
The trail runs from 11am to 4pm daily between Saturday, April 1, and Friday, April 14.
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