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A mum in Cornwall earns £1,000 hosting Christmas treasure hunts for her used tights. Charging £50 per participant, she turns an unusual career into festive family joy.
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Savvy mum earns £1,000 hosting bizarre festive treasure hunt but you won’t believe what the prize is

Amy Walters
Last updated: December 6, 2024 9:30 am
Amy Walters Published December 6, 2024
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Lizzy Groombridge. (Jam Press/@lizzylonglegs27)
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A mum claims to have earned £1,000 by hosting a very unusual Christmas treasure hunt.

The prize? Her used tights.

Lizzy Groombridge is well-known for her 6ft 3in height and long legs.

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The 30-year-old, from Cornwall, has flogged her used tights for a whopping £38,000 in the past, as well as her size nine-foot pictures for £114,000.

A mum in Cornwall earns £1,000 hosting Christmas treasure hunts for her used tights. Charging £50 per participant, she turns an unusual career into festive family joy.
Lizzy Groombridge. (Jam Press/@lizzylonglegs27)

With the festive season well underway, the savvy mum has come up with a new method to sell her discarded items to those locally.

“I host treasure hunts where I will hide a pair of discarded stockings somewhere in town and give the recipient clues on where to find them,” Lizzy told Need To Know.

A mum in Cornwall earns £1,000 hosting Christmas treasure hunts for her used tights. Charging £50 per participant, she turns an unusual career into festive family joy.
Lizzy Groombridge. (Jam Press/@lizzylonglegs27)

“Each person pays £50 to take part.

“It’s been a hit so far.

“I settle on a discreet package and will hide them around in secret spots for half an hour before telling the person the rough location.

“It’s not long before I get a message saying they’ve found the tights.

(Jam Press/@lizzylonglegs27)

“This way, they can collect them without having to meet up – it’s a win-win.”

Lizzy will be continuing her treasure hunt over the next few weeks, stopping the weekend just before Christmas.

She will be using the profits to buy presents for her family and children.

She said: “Sometimes, people order things other than just tights.

“I’ve hidden underwear, socks and toenail clippings, too.

A mum in Cornwall earns £1,000 hosting Christmas treasure hunts for her used tights. Charging £50 per participant, she turns an unusual career into festive family joy.
Lizzy Groombridge. (Jam Press/@lizzylonglegs27)

“These go for a bit more, at around £70 per item, but I’ve only had a few requests so far.”

Christmas used to be one of the toughest times of the year for the mum.

She loves her new career and not having to worry about feeding her family anymore.

Lizzy added: “I used to struggle for money and live on food banks, as well as digging down the back of the sofa for loose change so I could feed the kids.

A mum in Cornwall earns £1,000 hosting Christmas treasure hunts for her used tights. Charging £50 per participant, she turns an unusual career into festive family joy.
Lizzy Groombridge. (Jam Press/@lizzylonglegs27)

“At Christmas, I had to sell my precious belongings just so I could afford presents.

“Now, though, I make money doing something that I love.

“It’s not a traditional way but I’m able to provide for my family and make the festive season extra special.

“Something that was once a distant dream has now come true.”

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