Scavenger Hunt

My honey and I picked up a brochure listing the outdoor sculptures in Golden, CO. The brochure made it really easy by showing the locations on a map. They were located around the downtown area and in easy walking distance. As we visited each one we marked ti off on the map and at each one told each other something we appreciated about the other person connected to the sculpture.

The hardest one to relate something romantic to was the swimming fish. I tried too hard to think of something romantic and this is all I came up with. “From among so many thank you for choosing me.”

My honey has a sense of humor. “I’m glad you’re a great cook.”

Every day provides opportunities to express love, some of these days remind us that love can be taken for granted if we don’t put in effort. While we enjoyed this as a romantic activity, scavenger hunts are great for families and groups too. I saw one team playing with a list and using a camera phone to prove they’d been to each spot.

In your area, check with the chamber or commerce for landmark maps and information. Or pick up brochures listing a sampling of things to do and places to go. These are great for a location scavenger hunt or do a little research on the internet and create your own list of things you’d like to see/experience.

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