One of the things I most enjoy is how the hunt makes me more aware of my surroundings as I seek to find the items on the list. However, this can also cause a problem because I tend to notice things I wish had been on the list! For example, I wish longhorns had been on the list . . . because they were everywhere on our Abilene Road Trip!
Of course, since longhorns were not on the list, I guess I better get busy finding the last few items I need to complete this year's hunt. How are you doing? Would you have been able to easily find a longhorn?
Hmm I wonder why you could find so many long horns? :lol: If we just had to find long horns yes I could have - stag beetles look like they have long horns and I could have gone to the Natural History museum for those rather than the dinosaur. But cattle long horns, hmm since the Texas Embassy closed that would have been harder :)
ReplyDeleteOkay, I don't know where I'd find longhorns - maybe at the county fair? But I know what you mean, I wanted columns to the be on the list, and I see angels everywhere knowing they were on last years list. I just posted my second installments of photos, and looking to finish up the list this weekend. Good luck on your hunt, Melissa, and beware of the longhorns!
ReplyDeleteI'm having a great time finding pirates - of course that was on the list two years ago! And in all that time, I still haven't seen a unicycle! But Longhorns around here? Not happening.
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant montage, Melissa - and I wouldn't have had a hope. Not without a plane journey and emigrating!
ReplyDeleteLOL! They are everywhere!!! Awesome pics!
ReplyDeleteA definate 'no' from here!..love your collage though!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
No chance here, but I do appreciate the chance to see your pictures of something we don't have here
ReplyDeleteThat would be genius! You and my cousin Irene (who lives in Houston) would love it. But you never know. . . I could just have "a horn" on the list.
ReplyDeleteRinda
Great photos! I would have great trouble trying to find them here in England!
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