Photo scavenger hunt

[prrs4me]

I don't think we have them in most of the US either. LOL

[jsherp]

Hedge trees were planted before the invention of barbed wire. The idea was they were tall enough that a horse couldn't jump over; strong enough a bull couldn't push through; and thick enough that a boar couldn't squeeze through. Then, to make things interesting, there were thorns that grow to about 6 inches long. Fence posts made from hedge are so hard they don't rot, and are impervious to termites and other insects.
End of lesson .

So, since we've had something peculiar to my part of the world....how about something found only where you are?

[NgaiHill]

The majestic Aoraki/Mt Cook, found only in New Zealand!
At over 12.000 feet it is our highest peak, Aoraki means Cloud Piercer.



You probably had a plant or animal in mind but this is what came to mind.
Along the same theme, lets see a picture of something that is iconic to your home.

[Jill H]

certainly something only found in a small part of my state - The Queen of Sheba Orchid -

From Wildflowers

How about a world famous building in your country?

[jsherp]

What, never heard of it? When this picture was taken, it was known as the Sears Tower.


Chicago, Illinois

[joe27]

sherp, what did you want to see?

[jsherp]

Originally Posted by joe27

sherp, what did you want to see?

Ooops! I sort of like this current theme. How about something that would be considered your town's, nation's, area's claim to fame?

[NZMXr]

Well apart from quakes one of our claims to fame has to be our Tram



Along the same theme again how about an animal that is native to your area

[NgaiHill]

Clearly this is a 'pre-quake' photo as the tracks are still straight!!

[andrewdt]

Here is an animal that is native to my area. This is in Durban, South Africa

What about a shot from your favorite viewpoint in your area