2024 Photo Scavenger Hunt – Rules and Alternate Words
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- 1/24/2024 -relic
Native Americans used arrowheads during the Stone Age to hunt and protect themselves
(Found this replica in a controversial themed playground.)
1/24/24 – RELIC
I found multiple relics today! Today was my first time inside handy bikes & the guy told me this tandem from the 1960s was the best relic in the store
I also saw 3 vw bugs with antique plates within a mile of handy bikes! (pix on Strava.)1/24/24 – This metal barrier in Brentwood is a relic of segregation. Here’s an interesting article on its history and plans for an educational display: https://www.hyattsvillewire.com/2020/02/28/north-brentwood-windom-road-barrier/
1/24/2024 – Relic
Wow, what luck! This relic was still there. I made sure I used a different angle so you don’t think it was the same as yesterday.
1/24 – wooden ship rudder RELIC from the Virginia Ship Building Company that produced battleships for WWI at what is now Jones Point Park underneath the Wilson Bridge
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“At the Saint John Paul II National Shrine, pilgrims may venerate a first-class relic of St. John Paul II’s blood that is contained in a glass ampoule at the center of an ornate reliquary.”
https://www.jp2shrine.org/en/worship/relics.html
1/24/2024 – In addition to often having special celebrations to venerate a particular relic, the gift shop at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception even sells prayer cards with third-class relics (e.g., a small piece of cloth that had touched a first-class relic and therefore is a third-class relic per canon law).
1/24/24 – relic
The Surrett House and Museum in Clinton Maryland is a relic of Lincoln’s assassination.
1/24/24 – RELIC of the bad old days of naming things after the side that lost.
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