As I expected, I found quite a few of the items from the 2016 Summer Scavenger Hunt while we were on vacation. Some of them are duplicates of items I found earlier, but I couldn’t resist adding them to the collection. All together I’ve found 20 of the 21 items, and both alternatives. I still need a photograph of twins (#17), but have two possibilities, and there are still a few weeks left before the official end of summer.
So without further ado, here are this month’s photos:
A skeleton (#3) – found at the Whaling Museum on Nantucket. Notice the difference in size between the skeleton and the whaling boat beneath it!
A book read during 2016 (#4) – I’ve read 31 books so far this year, 12 since the start of the scavenger hunt. This was one of the most recent ones.
A porch (#5) – in ‘Sconset, Nantucket
A camper (#6) – I was hoping to find a cuter one than I found in July, and here it was on the Thruway coming home from vacation. I’d love to see the insides.
Bicycles (#10) – I never tire of photographing bicycles. The last one is the one I rented in Nantucket,
parked at the weather station near Altar Rock, the second highest point on Nantucket.
Fresh produce (#11) – at our favorite farm market
A buffet of food (#14) – We went to the most amazing buffet on Sunday when we were in Nantucket. In addition to the dessert table and salads,there was a raw bar, and a table of hot entrees (all covered so not a very exciting photo).
A family gathering (#7) – here we are at the buffet on a porch overlooking Nantucket Harbor
A team logo (#15) – I’m auditing a class this fall at the University of Rochester. When we were there last week trying to find out about parking, I got this shot of their team’s logo.
A map showing a trip taken during the time period (#16)
A photograph of you with a newspaper from the time period covered in the hunt (#21) – My least favorite item on the hunt every year! I picked up a copy
of the local paper in Nantucket. It was first published in 1821.
You can find the original post for the Summertime Photography Hunt right here.
The dessert buffet looks very yum. Where would one start?! I do like new world decks/porches such as this, and you caravan find is very unusual. I too would like to poke around inside!
What a lovely set of photos. Where do I start? Beautiful reds and oranges in the fresh produce. I agree about the bicycles. I can’t stop photographing them. They seem to turn up in extraordinary places.
Forgot to say delicious buffet, lovely family get together, cute caravan and of course a great one of you!
That’s what I always say when I see a cute caravan too. I’d love to see the inside.
The difference in scale between the boat and the skeleton is really shocking. Wow.
Your skeleton is quite an example – the biggest of all. Your dessert buffet certainly makes my dessert buffet quite small (lol). Ah to sit on that porch & watch the sea.
What a grand set of photos for the Scavenger Hunt and your memory treasure chest. Loved the family gathering one – which was one of Ali Edwards’ story stamp/spark kits. I will try to get my act together and do this next summer…it looks like so much fun. Congrats on your 31 books read and still counting!
Cheers~
Great post and beautiful photos Karen!
I always enjoy seeing you 😉
Thank You~
Such interesting photos! I always enjoy getting to see places I may never have the chance to visit. Ooh, I’d like a peek inside that little camper too – I just love them … Great bicycle shots – looks as if you had quite a steep climb? And a lovely summery photo of you :).
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