Category Archives: Scavenger Hunt

Finally . . . for all those that have asked . . . my brisk morning walk, led me to the famous Waterfalls I mentioned in my #scavengerhunt 53 post late last year.

And the torrent of water certainly does make an impressive sight . . . and sound
. . . when standing directly above one of the viewing points along the riverbank.

The history of the falls makes for some very interesting reading! From the legends of the past and how the falls came to be named (Huka being the Maori word for “foam”) . . . to even more recent times. Such as 1989 – when a local Dominatrix was arrested after the body of a well-known Cricket Umpire was found beneath the falls with wrists and ankles bound in bondage fashion!

Little wonder that the falls are apparently the most visited natural attraction
in the country . . . oh, in fact I think I can hear another walking party
approaching now!

Still, even despite the constant thundering noise of the water . . . and the constant stream of visitors (there is yet another party on the opposite bank behind me) . . . the falls do give one a strange sense of peace and tranquility and relaxation.
In fact a perfect location for a Curvaceous Dee’s Scavenger Hunt  photo-set!!!

You can see lots of my other Scavenger Hunt walk-abouts at my
Scavenger Hunt Listings Page  . . . and may I suggest you join in the fun with some sharing of your own at Dee’s site by clicking on the button below!

P.S. You can also view some of my previous walking adventures at my
Scavenger Slideshow >here<!!!

Come on, it is such fun – Let’s all Dare to Bare !!!

Xxx – K

I do so LOVE big “equipment” . . . and loved finding this impressive piece of machinery just around the corner from our holiday apartment
in Greece last summer.

Mmmm . . . it very probably is the largest piece of rubber
I’ve ever encountered!!!

In fact it just felt so impressive wherever I touched and caressed it . . .

And you know what they say about German engineering . . . well the earth certainly moved for me on that holiday . . . lots of times!!!

So I’d love for Curvaceous Dee to include this in her “Earth Moving Equipment” category at her wonderfully fun Scavenger Hunt Meme.

You can see lots of my other “moving moments” on my
Scavenger Hunt Listings Page  . . . and may I suggest you join in the fun with some sharing of your own at Dee’s site by clicking on the button below!

P.S. You can also view some individual scenes at my
Scavenger Slideshow >here<!!!

Come on, it is such fun – Let’s all Dare to Bare !!!

Xxx – K

I mentioned in my last-minute Sinful Sunday post at the weekend, that we’d taken several “Christmas Lights” photographs in my few minutes standing in the cold outside the shop.

And . . . I’ve had so many nice emails since asking for more that I just couldn’t possibly refuse.

Especially as Curvaceous Dee has suggested they would qualify for her “Holiday Decorations (Public)” category at her wonderfully fun Scavenger Hunt Meme.

I hope you won’t mind them all being a bit similar, but it was a rather busy road so there wasn’t too much scope for alternative poses!

Anyway, I hope you will enjoy them . . . and I wish you all a Wonderful, Peaceful, Happy and Fun Christmas.

You can see lots of other pretty locations that I have stopped at, on my
Scavenger Hunt Listings Page  . . . and may I suggest you join in the fun with some sharing of your own at Dee’s site by clicking on the button below!

P.S. You can also view some individual scenes at my
Scavenger Slideshow >here<!!!

Come on, it is such fun – Let’s all Dare to Bare !!!

Xxx – K

I’m not normally a fan of Jazz, nor of Graffiti . . . but both forms have a little bit of “Scavenger Hunting” about them don’t they?

So it seemed only appropriate, when I found this wall-graffiti, to stop for a Scavenger picture or two . . . after the car had passed by, of course!!!

It was on a street corner near the town centre of the lovely town we were staying at during our autumn vacation near Valencia.

The graffiti was actually really well done . . . and very interesting to look at.

I noticed that each car that passed was as interested in the detail as I was . . . as they all seemed to slow down to look at the wall as they drove by.

And I hope you will agree that it is worthy of a mention
at Curvaceous Dee’s Scavenger Hunt !!!

You can see lots of other interesting locations that I have strolled past at my
Scavenger Hunt Listings Page  . . . and may I suggest you join in the fun with some sharing of your own at Dee’s site by clicking on the button below!

P.S. You can also view some of my previous walking adventures at my
Scavenger Slideshow >here<!!!

Come on, it is such fun – Let’s all Dare to Bare !!!

Xxx – K

Even when we are away on holiday, I like to start my weekend with a brisk morning walk.

Especially when we find such a lovely location as this walkway during our Southern Hemisphere vacation earlier this year.

The locals had told us that this path led to a wonderful viewing-point of a really famous waterfall. So we set-off feeling relaxed and at-one with nature and the beautiful surroundings . . .

. . . only to have to quickly step-off the path and into the bush, a few hundred metres around this bend, at the sound of an approaching hiking-tour group coming from the opposite direction!

But once they had passed-by we were able to get to that Waterfall viewing-point
. . . perhaps I will share those views for my next post at the fantastically fun
Curvaceous Dee’s Scavenger Hunt !!!

You can see lots of my other Scavenger Hunt walk-abouts at my
Scavenger Hunt Listings Page  . . . and may I suggest you join in the fun with some sharing of your own at Dee’s site by clicking on the button below!

P.S. You can also view some of my previous walking adventures at my
Scavenger Slideshow >here<!!!

Come on, it is such fun – Let’s all Dare to Bare !!!

Xxx – K

Whenever we travel out of London for a few days, I enjoy discovering the history of the towns and villages we find along the way.

And we are blessed with so many lovely towns out in the English countryside . . .

. . . and so many old buildings and ruins from long ago.

 Many of them are actually right in the middle of town, surrounded and yet untouched, by new buildings, shops and houses.

One such place is this lovely walled ruins nestled in the middle of a busy river-side town in Dorset.

I just love touching the stone walls and imagining all that they have seen and experienced over the hundreds of years of their existence.
It gives one a feeling of calm and peacefulness amongst the hustle and bustle of the new town just yards away.

And, it really is such a beautiful place, that I wanted to share it at
Curvaceous Dee’s Scavenger Hunt !!!

You can see lots of my other Scavenger Hunt explorations at my
Scavenger Hunt Listings Page  . . . and may I suggest you join in the fun with some sharing of your own at Dee’s site by clicking on the button below!

P.S. You can also view some of my previous discoveries at my
Scavenger Slideshow >here<!!!

Come on, it is such fun – Let’s all Dare to Bare !!!

Xxx – K