Happy Holidays Scavenger Hunt Week 4 begins Sunday, 12/13

Attempting a 3 for 1 photo!

  1. Hat-supporting my NY Yankees pride
  2. My modest mailbox because I don’t want to run up to someone else’s and take a
    photo of it
  3. My body is made up of roughy 60% water, technically not running “by” it but more
    like “with” it. I leave it up to you Heather if it works or if I need to try again.

Statue honoring those who have served. Fun Fact: it is at the same park where you saw that lovely trash can from the previous round!

A wreath, there were many throughout town of great designs, but again, didn’t want to go up to a random house taking pictures so this the public library. I may have used too many commas in that sentence.

All 3 pictures had me in them, guess I’m really trying to push my “witty” “body of water” attempt. :slight_smile:

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A hat to be reckoned with… I had to show both sides, its a little scary.


My neighbors mailbox in Madison WI. Been there over 20 years.

I was running near Lake Medota in Madison and I saw this. Ice fisherman are crazy…That ice has a few cracks in it. Plus, that is OPEN WATER about 110 feet away!

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This is my favorite this week, found on a neighborhood porch. A fourfer! A goose a laying (4 golden eggs and Spiderman), said goose is a statue, I am wearing a hat, and after I took the photos I saw that there was a wreath on the door! Oh, and that is not my porch, but I know who lives there so I wouldn’t look like some weird porch creeper.

She is the proverbial goose a laying the golden egg. Too bad it wasn’t golden rings!

And here is a creepy snowman just for fun

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oooooo I love the glass sculpture !

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Just a quick twofer for me this week: my Hartshorne Masters Mile hat and our pond in the background.

Here’s some trivia for the day given that Jim Hartshorne, for whom the race is named, was one of the founders of FLRC. His name (and thus the race) is properly pronounced “Harts horn” and not “Hart shorn” — it’s literally “the horn of the hart” and not “I cut the horn off the hart.” :slight_smile:

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A wreath:

A two-fer (seem to be popular this week!) - a very frozen stream running through a garden full of snow-covered sculptures:

Bonus close-up of one of the sculptures in case they are hard to make out:

Geese!

Rabbit-shaped mailbox:

Me in a hat on this morning’s run - also with a face-covering as it was ruddy cold!

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Lots o’ mail

Fish outa water


My favorite hat reporting live from slopes of Ithaca college

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wreath

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Geese

Tire wreath

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Another week down, just two to go! What will the final two weeks have in store? Stick around to find out! I love all the different mailboxes and statutes everyone could find.

Out of the 16 participants for week 4, 11 of you found all six items!

@nkleinrock
@sryan004
@mickiejauquet
@julie19
@lizhartman
@Mkm1
@debbliss
@caitlin-loehr
@Sandy
@dianahackett
@aaron

This week’s “race director’s choice” is going to @runningdoggo5 for his “scientific” way of finding a body of water! (Humor is also a good way to butter me up.) Special shout out to @Sandy for finding a goose-a-laying!

The above participants will have their names entered into the drawing at the end of the event. You can continue to earn spots in the final drawing, so check out week 5’s items and keep posting!

Remember, anyone can join at any time, so encourage anyone interested to join us!

If you have any questions, please feel free to DM me.

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