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Scavenger Hunt 2011

Okay, finally caught a break with the roads, so here are my first three:

50. On a carnival ride in full gear/helmet. At Woodland Lights, a Christmas Light display park, this is the Kiddie Train (looks a lot better in the dark...)

62. Rhyming Intersection. The intersection of Kling and Irving.

98. Holiday Figure. Santa (hanging in a tree!)

Updated Google Doc
 
Another beautiful Ohio winter day (22 degrees at 10 am). No school, so it's off for a ride...

Today, I aimed for Dayton's aviation heritage, with planned stops at the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park, WPAFB, and the National Museum of the USAF. Returned home, picked up my wife, and headed south for a short trip to the Dayton-Wright Brothers Airport and Springboro's YMCA.

3. Place name that has at least two words with the word “and” OR a hyphen in the name. Dayton-Wright Brothers Airport, Miami Township, OH.

7. In front of a fixed wing military aircraft. US Army Air Forces C-60 Lodestar II, NMUSAF, Riverside, OH

10. At a historical marker. Ohio Historical Marker for Huffman Prairie Flying Field. Fairborn, OH

11. In front of a YMCA/YWCA. Coffman Family YMCA, Springboro, OH

23. Sign with the name of a color of the rainbow - green. Beyond the Greenhouse Garden Center, Springboro, OH

29. At a National Park. Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park, Dayton, OH

46. At a war monument or memorial. SAC Cold War Victory Memorial, Aviation Memorial Park, Riverside, OH

60. Sign with your first or last name. Washington Trace, Washington Township, OH

72. Real airplane mounted on a post or stand. F-15/F-16, WPAFB, OH

Updated Google Doc
 
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Joy, Ron,

Happy to oblige! I admit I do it out of self-interest, as I really enjoy looking at the photos. This way, I can see them all at once.

Irish,

I forgot:

19. In front of an airport.
This was the world's very first airport, and it still has the hangars and catapault system as the Wright brothers designed them.

Updated Google Doc
 
Pictures

5. Generation: 2000s (25 points each)
5. Generation: 1960 (25 points each)
5. Generation: 1970 (25 points each)
5. Generation: 1980 (25 points each)
9. Live non-domesticated / non-farm animal. (100 points)
10. At a historical marker (25 points)
11. In front of a YMCA/YWCA (100 points)
18. Sign with a 9-letter word (100 points)
19. In front of an airport (25 points)
20. In front of a theme park (25 points)
23. Sign with the name of a color of the rainbow - red (25 points)
23. Sign with the name of a color of the rainbow - orange (25 points)
23. Sign with the name of a color of the rainbow - blue (25 points)
23. Sign with the name of a color of the rainbow - green (25 points)
27. At a State Line crossing (50 points)
30. At a sign with the word Wolf (50 points)
36. At a car or motorcycle museum (25 points)
37. At a major Sports Stadium or Park (25 points) Can be professional or amateur
48. At a lighthouse (50 points)
52. At an Entering sign to another state. (10 points)
55. At a Continental Divide (150 points)
66. Welcome sign that spans a roadway (50 points)
67. A statue of an adult animal with young (50 points)
94. A vehicle made before 1950. (25 points)
96. A national flag other than your native country (25 points)
98. A holiday figure (50 points)
 
Scavenger Update 010111

+Nice warm weather in the 40s today.

#23d +25 Sign with the name of a color of the rainbow (yellow)
http://www.roadkillonline.net/imagedb_images/35_10581.JPG

#81 +100 Sign that has at least four different sequential numbers (not necessarily in order)(12435)
http://www.roadkillonline.net/imagedb_images/35_10582.JPG

#59 +50 At a county or regional border crossing (Welcome to Sullivan County: Fresh Air, Fresh Water, Fresh Ideas)
http://www.roadkillonline.net/imagedb_images/35_10583.JPG

#10 +25 At a historical marker (Claryville Tannery Historic Site; 1848-1879; While the bark of the virgin hemlocks lasted; red waterproof leather was made here in Claryville for Civil War Soldiers)
http://www.roadkillonline.net/imagedb_images/35_10584.JPG

#11 +100 In front of a YMCA/YWCA (Established in 1901 as one of the nation's first summer camps, Frost Valley YMCA now provides year-round experiential and educational opportunities for people of all ages, financial abilities and backgrounds. Frost Valley YMCA is a 6,000 acre residential camping, environmental education, and retreat center located in the heart of the “forever wild” Catskill Mountain Preserve.)
http://www.roadkillonline.net/imagedb_images/35_10585.JPG

#35 +25 At a castle (Forstmann Castle at Frost Valley YMCA)
http://www.roadkillonline.net/imagedb_images/35_10586.JPG

#74 +100 Totem pole over 10 feet tall (Presented to the Big Indian Park in memory of Edgar W. Schlosser by the Phoenicia Rotary Boy Scout Troop 60 1996)
http://www.roadkillonline.net/imagedb_images/35_10587.JPG

#4 +50 Place named after a Native American tribe or person (Big Indian, NY - Once a Munsee named Winnisook (the name means "snowfall") lived near Marbletown, New York; because of his height of about seven feet, he was also called Big Indian. He was in love with a local woman, Gertrude Molyneux, who eventually loved him as well; because her parents opposed the match, they arranged a marriage with one Joseph Bundy. Disliking Bundy, Gertrude eloped with Winnisook into the wilderness. Some years later, a party of people searching for a missing cow was led by Bundy; still seeking revenge, he accused "that big Indian" of stealing the cow. When they finally found Winnisook, Bundy shot him with his rifle and injured him severely; after being left alone, Winnisook crawled to a pine tree where Gertrude found him later dying. After Winnisook's death and burial, Gertrude and her children moved to the site; the hamlet of Big Indian later developed at that location. Local lore holds that the pine tree stood until the railroad through Big Indian was built in the 1880s.)
http://www.roadkillonline.net/imagedb_images/35_10588.JPG

#43 +50 In front of a larger then life roadside statue (Winnisook aka "Big Indian")
http://www.roadkillonline.net/imagedb_images/35_10589.JPG

#94 +25 A vehicle made before 1950 (Catskill Mountain Railroad (CMRR) No. 1, "The Duck", a small Ex-Army Davenport 38-ton worktrain locomotive switcher, circa 1940s, at the former Ulster & Delaware station in Phoenicia, NY, which is also home to the Empire State Railway Museum. DAVENPORT LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, in Davenport, Iowa, built locomotives between 1902 and 1956.)
http://www.roadkillonline.net/imagedb_images/35_10590.JPG

Just a reminder that my images can all be found in the "spyderscavenger2011 -50" and "spyderscavenger2011 51-" albums at RoadkillOnline.net
I'll also be updating my google.doc spreadsheet soon.

Ride on.
Roadkill
http://www.roadkillonline.net/imagedb_images/35_10319.JPG
 
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Pictures

5. Generation: 2000s (25 points each)
5. Generation: 1960 (25 points each)
5. Generation: 1970 (25 points each)
5. Generation: 1980 (25 points each)
9. Live non-domesticated / non-farm animal. (100 points)
10. At a historical marker (25 points)
11. In front of a YMCA/YWCA (100 points)
18. Sign with a 9-letter word (100 points)
19. In front of an airport (25 points)
20. In front of a theme park (25 points)
23. Sign with the name of a color of the rainbow - red (25 points)
23. Sign with the name of a color of the rainbow - orange (25 points)
23. Sign with the name of a color of the rainbow - blue (25 points)
23. Sign with the name of a color of the rainbow - green (25 points)
27. At a State Line crossing (50 points)
30. At a sign with the word Wolf (50 points)
36. At a car or motorcycle museum (25 points)
37. At a major Sports Stadium or Park (25 points) Can be professional or amateur
48. At a lighthouse (50 points)
52. At an Entering sign to another state. (10 points)
55. At a Continental Divide (150 points)
66. Welcome sign that spans a roadway (50 points)
67. A statue of an adult animal with young (50 points)
94. A vehicle made before 1950. (25 points)
96. A national flag other than your native country (25 points)
98. A holiday figure (50 points)

Sorry, mate...can't access the photos
 
Hubby and I went to Kemah for New Years Eve. Got some more pics for y'all.

18. Sign with a 9-letter word. (100 points) Galveston
20. In front of a theme park. (25 points) Kemah Boardwalk
48. At a lighthouse. (50 points) A Kemah lighthouse on Galveston Bay.
50. In full gear/helmet on a carnival ride. (200 points) Woo Hoo!!
59. At a county or regional border crossing. (50 points) Kemah Lighthouse District.

https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AQ8vryRZM5s1ZGhjZzJkdmZfNjljMjN2anZjMw&hl=en
 
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