Super Summer Snapshot Scavenger Hunt: Number forty-seven said to number three: You're the cutest jailbird I ever did see.

Sunday, August 5, 2012

Number forty-seven said to number three: You're the cutest jailbird I ever did see.

Team: Young
member: #3 Nancy
location: San Juan Bautista, CA
item: A former Jail

Took our '95 Camaro for a shake down cruise with the Camaro Club down to SJB. It shook and rattled on those old bumpy streets! After a tour of the mission and a yummy lunch we were "on our own" to explore the town. While looking for a bathroom we found the jail! Serendipity!

Now - do some shake, rattle and rollin' yourself and dance with Elvis here!

2 comments:

Marcia SpohnAugust 5, 2012 at 4:56 PM
I sure wouldn't want to be there.
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UnknownAugust 5, 2012 at 6:23 PM
I love it when you find something like that. It's fun.
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The Rules

Hunt down the items from the checklist. Take a photo of the item. At least one member of your team must be in the photo.

The start date for the hunt is July 1, 2012

The deadline is 5 p.m. Pacific Daylight Savings time October 1, 2012.

Teams should be made of 2-5 people all ages.

Captions must include the names of the people appearing in each photo and the city, state and/or country where you found each item.

We will know a doctored photo when we see it.

Do not “stage” or "fabricate" photos.

Dave and Cathy are the official judges.

The 2012 Checklist

Building with 15 or more steps
Gas station adapted for different use
Professional fisherman with catch
Town square clock
Headstone inscribed with date before 1800s
Double-decker bus
Dog on the beach
Someone from your team assisting a street performer
A real outhouse (no port-a-potties allowed)
Red barn
Sign with Mother’s, Mom’s or Ma’s on it
Cobblestone street
Oversized animal sculpture
Outdoor pay phone
Loading dock with graffiti
A camel
Town sign with population of 100 or less
Restaurant with a cooking utensil in its name
Someone or something hung out to dry
A former jail