2020 Summer Photo Scavenger Hunt (SPSH). No:11

Well it's amazing what you see when you really look around your house. No 11 of the Scavenger hunt is definitely for me: 

1. Something you need to throw away.

These are bitter melon that were ripening and I left them here to ripen more so I could collect the seeds to plant in spring.

As you can see I had totally forgotten about them and they have now rotted. I have no idea if I should rescue the seeds or just let them go.

The 2020 Summer Photo Scavenger Hunt starts on Monday June 1st. It's organised by Mary-Lou at Patio Postcard and she announced the list at the end of May ... The post is as per below please comment on her blog and join in 

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Welcome to the 2020 Summer Photo Scavenger Hunt (SPSH) - the virus edition.

There's some searches for at home, close to home or away from home.  I hope some encourage you to think outside of  the box & some that may require an open eye to find.   

One rule ...  you use photos found between June 1st & September 30th of 2020, other than that, it's meant for fun.

There is no formal link in, but I'll connect everyone within a post. First check in/link up will be Tuesday June 30th.  

Find some or find all,  I hope everyone has fun with it.

1. A favourite piece of jewellery
2. Something with or in a knot
3. Something with the colours of your country’s flag
4. A toy you play with
5. Something you have more than one of
6. Something in the shape of a triangle
7. Something that displays a rule(s)
8. A leaf longer than your hand
9. Something that starts with the initial of your name (first or last)
10. Something smaller than a paper clip
11. Something you need to throw away
12. Something that holds your favourite beverage
13. A rubber band/elastic in use
14. Something with wheels
15. Something inherited
16. Something with rough texture
17. Something naturally round
18. Something that can go in the water
19. A stone/rock/pebble with some colour in it
20. Something with the number 7 in it

Alt A. An animal statue

Alt B. Something heavier than your shoe

Alt C. Something with four sides

Organised by Mary-Lou at Patio Postcard