Easter Treasure Hunt
8:48am, 11th Apr 2023 | 6 Comments
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1. Bun, Cross or Hot
I went for the cross option here. I saw this cross laid in the cobbles near St Andrews Cathedral on our visit this weekend.
2. Easter Bunny
Spotted in a window planter decoration
3. Lamb
Not as easy as you think with a phone camera as the little treasures run back to Mummy! So, I went out with my proper camera with zoom lens.
4. Chick
There was also a chick in the same window box as the bunny, but I'll not use that. This is a actually a Canada goose, but it's young and furry and cute so I reckon it fits the chick description.
5. Egg
A dragons egg, no less !
6. My Easter
Our Easter was spent in Fife in the campervan. Our site was on a farm, on high ground which gave an amazing view over the Firth of Forth.
I went for the cross option here. I saw this cross laid in the cobbles near St Andrews Cathedral on our visit this weekend.
2. Easter Bunny
Spotted in a window planter decoration
3. Lamb
Not as easy as you think with a phone camera as the little treasures run back to Mummy! So, I went out with my proper camera with zoom lens.
4. Chick
There was also a chick in the same window box as the bunny, but I'll not use that. This is a actually a Canada goose, but it's young and furry and cute so I reckon it fits the chick description.
5. Egg
A dragons egg, no less !
6. My Easter
Our Easter was spent in Fife in the campervan. Our site was on a farm, on high ground which gave an amazing view over the Firth of Forth.
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Reiver
I was the usual skinny lad at school and hated cross country, even though I was quite good.I discovered road cycling aged 21 and that has been my favourite sport ever since, but always with sporadic outbursts of running which was required for police fitness tests. In the 90's I ran the Great North Run a few times which was always done with only a few weeks build up. I discovered triathlon in my 40's and had to get the hang of swimming, then ticked off a bucket list objective when I finished Ironman UK in 2014. Now totally uninterested in swimming, the 2020 pandemic and subsequent lockdowns have kind of made the decision for me to retire from tri and just focus on cycling for fun and looking forward to resuming parkruns for the social occasions.
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