Scavenger Hunt!

Now that one might be impossible to find...... :Hahaha:






Construction worker way up on scaffolding.

Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer. :xmastree:

I want to see a person bathing a dachshund.

I wanna see a cow wearing a dress.

I want to see someone bathing a cat.

I'd like to see someone with an umbrella turned inside-out by the wind.

:Hahaha: Oh, that poor little creature!




I'd like to see a ballerina in a long, flowing tutu.

Edited to add: A lady, please! I generally wouldn't find that qualifier necessary........but......well....There are those among us who have a reputation. I'm not naming names.

Gillian Murphy.



I want to see a child with ice cream on his/her face.

Double rainbow please.....

Wow.



I'd love to see the Northern Lights.

I'd like to see Old Faithful spouting off........

I'd like to see some kids surfing

I'd like to see a picture of a white concert grand piano.

I'd like to see a celebrity signing an autograph.

I'd like to see a two-laned covered bridge.

***Just a little history on this bridge...

Built: 1908
Builder: Joseph A. Britton
Creek: Rock Run (was called Iron Run)
Location: Located at Bradfield Station, 3 miles north of Coxville.
Reference Code: 54 feet long +9’ +9’, 15 feet wide, 14 feet clearance
Size: 54 ft long +9’ +9’, 15 ft wide, 14 ft clearance
Truss: Burr Arch 1 span
Foundation: Concrete

Repair/Restoration History:
Roof and deck replaced in 1989. Deck replaced in 1991 for $6,000. Restored in 2002.
Bridge History:
The Zacke Cox bridge was built the same year and by the same contract as the Harry Evans Bridge and the same year as the Weisner. Although built by J.A. Britton, these three bridges do not have the traditional Britton Portal. Semi-arched, they more resemble the Hendricks portal, like Wilkens Mill, Rush Creek, and Mill Creek.

Zachariah M. Cox was born in 1857 in Coloma. His Fatherwas E.T. Cox. The Cox family was prominent with various members owning nearly a thousand acres in Parke County near the Zacke Cox Bridge.

There is a clay strip mine next to the bridge to the northwest. Coal and slate outcroppings can be seen south of the bridge.

There was another road between the Harry Evans and Zacke Cox Bridges. It was never bridged and the ford and approaches are now abandoned. An ancient legendary Indian grave lies between the bridges, marked by a snake-like fossil. However, the hewn rock steps and the entrance are now covered by the collapsed cliff side.

There have been many fossils uncovered by Rock Run, huge snakes are ancient tree fossils. Huge alligator-like fossils were reported north of the Zacke Cox Bridge. Fossil studies in Parke County have revealed familiar species and at least one previously unknown. In 1956, Dr. Rainer Zangerl discovered a 12 foot long shark fossil north of this site, between the Jackson, and West Union bridges. It was the first fossil discovered of the Orodus Greggi sharks. Dr. Zangerl writes that there was a shallow sea covering Parke County during the coal age, 300 million years ago, that was populated by various sharks and bony fishes.



I would like to see a HUGE roller coaster ride.......

In 1979 The Beast opened at Kings Island as the world's longest wooden coaster. More than 20 years later The Beast is still the longest wooden coaster in the world and one of the most famous coasters ever built.

A Pumpkin Farm please.

I want to see the full moon hanging over a snow-covered field.

(That's cool, Rhonda! But.......I meant a two laned bridge like this one: I like the info you posted with the picture!)


I'd like to see someone digging out after having gotten a lot of snow.

I want to see it raining in Central Park.

Susie wrote:

I want to see it raining in Central Park.

I'd like to see an egyptian tomb

I'd like to see a picture of The Mackinac Bridge.

I'd like to see our current President wearing a hat.

Someone wiping out on roller skates/blades.