Pointless Prize: 2023 Photo Scavenger Hunt

[rumipumi]

@JoM 221681 wrote:

1/5/23 – lava

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1/5 lava

Also for [mention]Mftansill [/mention] [emoji23]

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[Steve O]

@Kbikeva 221573 wrote:

1/4/23 Snow … family

Serdar, you challenged me to make it work and I did. Even if I had to wait up until midnight to make sure it got done today before my flight tomorrow (today?) morning.

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If your tale is really good, you should submit it for the “extra mile” Pointless Prize.

[HokieBeth]

1/5/23 Lava

Mele Kalikinaka from the land where the palm trees sway and the lava flows

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[camiller]

1/5/2023 Lava

Inquiring minds want to know if the LAVAtories are open at Burke Lake Park. I can assure you that the LAVAtories are open.

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[ALClayville]

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If you look closely you can see a faded Hawaii in this map painted on the playground. Hawaii is made from lava.

[Catedrew]

1/4/23 – Lava

Found in a Little Free Library.

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[consularrider]

1/5/2023 – Lava

I made today’s metric century all about lava (but couldn’t find lava cake for WTFCC). First stop was Via Volcán Coffee Co on S West St in Old Town. The coffee is grown on the lava enriched hillsides of the Volcán Barú in Panamá.

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Then I rode to Etna Place in Silver Spring. According to the Global Volcanism Program (Smithsonian Natural History Museum , which I also rode by), Mt Etna in Sicily was producing lava flow from February to May, 2022.

[LeftyLaura]

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[AlanA]

1/5/2023 – Lava

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Rumour has it that that someone once washed their hands with Lava soap using the light of a lava lamp while listening to Lava by the B-52’s very close to this location!

[LGRides]

1/5/23 Lava

[Kbikeva]

After consultation with my non-resident geologist son and some pretty poor photos, he concluded that this formation came from magma, which is underground lava. It’s really frustrating to go to the USGS Rock Garden to try to follow their website list. Some of the rocks have empty plaques in front of them, some have plaques with a very different description on the website.

Conceding the lava cake photo to LeftyLaura (but I ate my fair share), here’s (formerly) lava

Sorry if it’s sideways. I forgot about the inability of technologies to play together nicely.
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[bikesnick]

1/5/2023 lava
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Lava rocks are used inside grills.

[Mtansill]

1/5: lava

All those pictures of the lava lamp at Proteus… They mock me! Lol. So I found where the Global Volcanism Program is – in the Smithsonian Natural History Museum.

https://volcano.si.edu/

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[SusanG1693]

1-4-2023 LAVA
The second headstone is granite (igneous) rock.

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[DCAKen]

1/5/2023 lava

Their coffee is hot as lava

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