2025 Photo Scavenger Hunt
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I’m happy to head this up again this year.
Last year we used the Wordle game to generate the daily hunt objectives. If you participated and have strong feelings about disliking it, please (kindly) share that with me along with any ideas on how to make it better.
All of us who have run this contest can tell you that posting the search topic is the easy part of the contest. Deciding on the winning photo is the hard part. It’s often so subjective. So if you’ve been frustrated in past years and want to help provide a different perspective, please send me an email to Westenhoff at Gmail and we can figure out how to divide and inspire. Note: if you are a judge, you can participate, but you cannot compete.
Looking forward to searching alongside all of you!
Kbikeva (Kelley)
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1/27/2025 Shunt
Today, a track operator needs to push a button to shunt a train from one track to another one.
1/27/25 – SHUNT
Snow & ice on the w&od going west SHUNTed my ride to Westmoreland street.
Pic taken from Little Falls St in falls church1/27/25. SHUNT
This SHUNT helps keep the the Old Keene Mill Garage And Transit Center in good working order.
1/27/25 – Shunt – The herring get their own shunt at Pierce Mill – check them out swimming upstream in May/June
#scvhunt 1/27 – Too much ice on this portion of the Sheepskin Trail in Uniontown, PA so I was SHUNTed to the road for the return
1/27/2025 SHUNT
With the closure of the bicycle tunnel that used to go under Wisconsin Avenue, cyclists are getting shunted onto city streets.
01/27/2025 SHUNT
In medicine, a passage that is made to allow blood or other fluid to move from one part of the body to another. For example, a surgeon may implant a tube to drain cerebrospinal fluid from the brain to the abdomen.
Another Example:
A shunt, also known as a dialysis fistula, is a surgically created connection between an artery and a vein that allows for hemodialysis. During dialysis, two needles are inserted into the shunt to remove blood for filtration and return it to the body
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