Jan Johnson
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Jan Johnson
Participant#scavhunt squares
I95 pedestrian overpass at Springfield, as seen through a bajillion squares.
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ParticipantI have no clue, but I find that if I crop my photo even the tiniest bit, it doesn’t turn sideways anymore. Makes no sense to me, but it works.
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“There’s no place like home.” That’s exactly what I was thinking at the end of my long, cold, and wet ride today.Participant[ATTACH=CONFIG]30565[/ATTACH]. #scavhunt Cowardly Lion
ParticipantI believe that it was created as a reservoir for Camp Humphries, which I think was pre-Belvoir
Wikipedia has an entry:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_AccotinkParticipant#scavhunt. Foodie Friday. This pack of flamingoes chowing down in a front garden on Reservoir Road would suggest that the food here is um um good.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]30468[/ATTACH]Participant#scavhunt I was thankful today for the garage door opener that my sweetie handed me before I left today. It was nice to just roll up after a long ride and just click myself in.
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2/10/2023 Wild card – This Day in History
I decided to go with Glenn Miller selling over 1 million copies of “Chattanooga Choo Choo” on this date in 1942Participant[ATTACH=CONFIG]30214[/ATTACH]. I decided to go with Glenn Miller selling over 1 million copies of “Chattanooga Choo Choo” on this date in 1942
ParticipantI have a 2-fer today. I was riding my bike, all over Springfield today, where of course, the Simpsons reside….and I found the quarry where Fred and Barney work.
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ParticipantNASA #scavhunt
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Dennis Heimbach
This sculpture is an expression of movement in metal form. The lines draw your eyes upward into the heavens, as if they are heading into space. The path of the lines remind me of the contrails that rockets leave behind during launches.ParticipantNo Barbie Girl here. I’m more of a Juliana Girl. [ATTACH=CONFIG]30089[/ATTACH]
ParticipantThis is so very cool!!!!! I want to see it in person!!!!!
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