Time for the Summer Scavenger Hunt
1 The Rosiness of Red - a lovely farm in the foothills on a cloudy summer day.
2 Stripes - these cows look like Oreo Double Stuff
3 A framed view - A Great Blue Heron in a tree high above the beach
4 Wings - coming in for a landing on the feeder
5 Pedal Power - this was placed as a decoration near a house on Guemes Island
6 Glorious Green - Our son and grandson (Donnie) in the Lynden City Park - they were visiting from West Virginia.
7 An Unexpected Reflection - rain left puddles between the rows of tulips making beautiful reflections
8 A Pile Of - stuff. Someone blinged up their mail box - sort of Victorian and Steam Punk and just plain silly - but interesting.
9 Looks Smaller Than You -Spider in a web on a misty morning
10 A Field of Plenty - Horses in a row
11 Pretty in Pink - my neighbor's beautiful Clematis
12 Bell(s) - Foxgloves in our front garden
13 Equal Portions - everyone gets their own rock - no one has to share
14 A Trilogy of Three - Oriental Poppies
15 Out of the Blue - This Tall Ship - the Martha Washington, was in town for a visit
16 shopping bag - not store plastic - Designed and painted by our Grandson Donnie when he was 5. I also have a matching key chain.
17 Repurposed - now that is clever! This braced up tree is on Lummi Island.
18 Currency: Coinage or Paper - Buddy E. (the long legged dancing frog) with coins from the Alaska Marine Hiway 50 Year Celebration.
19 Picture Postcard Perfect - Evening sailing tours of Bellingham Bay
20 Mellow Yellow - Nasturtiums in the sunlight
What gorgeous sights you have captured on your Summer scavenger hunt, JoAnn. The photo of the reflection of the daffodils is amazing and how fun is the horse photo. How obliging of them to all stand in line whilst you snapped them. Love the bag your grandson painted for you. He is quite the artist, isn't he.
ReplyDeleteI like the tulips reflection photo and that steampunk mailbox!
ReplyDeleteHello JoAnn, what a wonderful series for your scavenger hunt. I love all the birds, cows and horses. Cute shot of your son and grandson Donnie! That mailbox is really unique. I love the clematis blooms, the color is pretty. Happy Friday, enjoy your day and weekend!
ReplyDeleteTall ships are so interesting. You scavenged some great photos. - Margy
ReplyDeleteThose are just wonderful to view. Those cows look like they are wearing blankets made from Nikko's fur. They all are a treat for my eyes on a dark rainy morning. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteWOW you did really well with the list - so glad you joined in ... I think my favourite is the crutches (re-purposed)I got quite the chuckle from that photo.
ReplyDeleteNow that is a lot of different stuff---all good
ReplyDeleteMB
The Oreo cow and sheep made me smile! You took some great photos for the scavenger hunt.
ReplyDeleteGreat interpretation of some of the prompts and wonderful photos as always. Love those crutches.
ReplyDeleteFirst the I have called by - 11,15 & 20 get the top tick from me...
ReplyDeleteAlphie
OK, you had me at Oreo Double Stuff, but then I saw the tulip reflection picture -stunning - and the steam punk mailbox - WANT IT! Enjoy your week ahead!
ReplyDeleteHave continued to think of you JoAnn and hope all is going well by now.
ReplyDeleteSorry we missed you - next time for certain!
Hugs - Mary
Love those 'Oreo' cows! You have got some fab photos there. Someone had a lot of fun decorating that post box!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. I especially like your choices for the picture postcard perfect and mellow yellow. x x
ReplyDeleteI like that mailbox! It makes me wonder if I could do a craft project on something smaller with old parts. Love this post! Hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteWhat a great selection of photos! I love how you caught the great blue heron and hummingbird, your son & grandson, the unexpected reflection. There are some really wonderful sights here. (And, oh, yes: the draft horses and clematis.) All so nice!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous collection of images! I particularly love the rosiness of red (such an iconic image) and the unexpected reflection. Great job!
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