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Friday, May 5, 2017

Friday Hunt, 2017.1.17

It is yet another rainy and raw Friday in Southern New England, but no worries. It is time again for Teresa’s fun meme, Friday Hunt. Without further ado, here are my look at this week’s clues. 

Starts with ‘R’. I am choosing Renovation (and wreck would be perfect phonetically at least :). These pics were taken on 30 October 1996, and it was the beginning of a new wheelchair ramp. Which first required removing the front stoop and sidewalk. It was an amazing process handled by large workers and heavy equipment to remove the old before creating the new…

Week's Favorite. Every Spring, without fail, this lone tulip arises in the very spot in the side yard. It is a sure sign of Spring - it is pretty, but how about a few sunny warm days? 2017 has been way too cool so far
Window. What window is complete without furry family feline friend Linus McDonald? Not this one!

Friday, December 2, 2016

Friday Hunt 2016-2.23

Friday's return means that it is time again for Teresa's fun photo meme, Friday Hunt. These are this week's clues and my interpretation...

Begins with 'W'. The first of these is WPCA, of course meaning Water Pollution Control Authority. This is the facility in our small city (19,000) of Ansonia CT, located along the Naugatuck River
Two more are: Windows, here a bank on Main Street in downtown Ansonia and tennis being played in a Wheelchair
Week's Favorite. This is a week late, but here is the 30th year where local dentist Dr. Bruce Sofferman and his collected frozen turkeys and non-perishable food for Spooner House in Shelton.The donned pilgrim costumes to raise awareness and received collections on a driveway along a busy commuter route
Machinery. We had a tour at Emmett O'Brien Technical High School, just around the corner from our home. This is the woodworking shop and the machinery is in the background. I understand that the computer controlled machinery was programmed to make the beautiful sign that welcomes all to the shop. Nice clues as always, Teresa!