Gillian Everett's photos with the keyword: Scavenger

Now a staple on Australian breakfast tables, Weet-Bix was created by Arthur Shannon in 1926... On 24 August 1926, the introduction of Australia’s iconic breakfast cereal came when an application to trademark the name 'Weet-Bix' was lodged. Arthur came up with this name after asking his next-door neighbours and factory employees to choose between Sun-Bix or Weet-Bix. Production began in Leichhardt, Sydney, that same year. environment.nsw.gov.au/topics/heritage/blue-plaques/the-introduction-of-weet-bix This tin dates from around 1998. IMG 9779 Saturday challenge - 437. - 11.04.2026 - Vintage/Retro Scavenger 02 - Advertise a product

Group - Scavenger Hunt www.ipernity.com/group/2445860 Anyone is welcome to submit topic challenges, when they feel like it. No minimum, and no requirement to complete the list.. no deadlines. Can be new or archive photos. The topics may just inspire you.

Sunday challenge SC190 - Post 29 March - Miksang photography Miksang is a form of contemplative photography based on visual perception of the everyday world as it truly is, rather than as we imagine it to be. Instead of seeing and labelling ‘objects’ we see colour, texture and pattern, light and shadow, form and space. Miksang is a Tibetan word that translates as “good eye.” miksang.org My photos 2015 Safe Harbour 2022 Manning River 2025 Style of Edward Weston 2026 Clouds www.ipernity.com/doc/gillianeverett/53279856 2026 Scavenger hunt 19 Inspired by Miksang www.ipernity.com/group/2445860/discuss/200794

3/365 Have had this motto for many years, having worked for IBM through the 70s-90s. “THINK” was the slogan developed by Thomas Watson Sr. when he was a sales manager for the National Cash Register Company, exhorting his salesmen to use their heads, not their feet—their job was to think. As IBM CEO during the 1920s, Watson continued to encourage innovation and “THINK” became a ubiquitous slogan in IBM paraphernalia including notepads, advertising, products—even the title of the company magazine. By the 1950s, IBM sales staffs distributed “THINK" signs like this one to their customers. americanhistory.si.edu Scavenger Hunt 25Scav2024 Language Second year Scavenger Hunt www.ipernity.com/group/2445860/discuss/197768

NSW, Australia One of our local beaches Scavenger Hunt 36Scav2024 Ocean Second year Scavenger Hunt www.ipernity.com/group/2445860/discuss/197768

TSC Scavenger Hunt - Salt and pepper pots. Hornsea is a small seaside town on the coast of East Yorkshire, around 15 miles north-east of Hull. Once the town’s largest employer, the Hornsea Pottery traded for 51 years before closing down in 2000. During this time, it produced some of the most innovative designs and production techniques within the pottery industry, won awards and produced tableware that is still recognised worldwide today... Hornsea Pottery’s chief designer John Clappison studied ceramics at Hull Regional College of Arts and Crafts... Appointed as chief designer in 1958, he quickly took Hornsea Pottery to the forefront of British design. In 1967, the factory began to produce full ranges of tableware, the first of which included Clappison’s Heirloom, Saffron and Brontë patterns. www.ceramicreview.com/articles/the-heritage-of-hornsea

TSC Scavenger Hunt - Steps

TSC Scavenger Hunt - A licence plate

TSC Scavenger Hunt - Bubbles

TSC Scavenger Hunt - crazy colours

We bought this when we went to the Munich Oktoberfest in 1983. We camped nearby. It was freezing, and we happened to be there when Australia won the Americas Cup. The Aussies were up all night celebrating. Little did we know that a few years later we would move out to Australia. The word "stein" is of German origin. The etymology of the word is either from "Stein Krug" (meaning stone jug/mug) or from "Steingut" (meaning stone goods). Steins are mugs used for drinking beer. They can be made of earthenware, pewter, wood, ceramics, crystal, porcelain, creamware, silver, or glass. They have a handle and a hinged lid; are decorated and sometimes hand-painted. steincenter.com TSC Scavenger Hunt - Something you think is a treasure

TSC Scavenger hunt - Chocolate easter egg/fish/bunnies/bells Well and truly missed an Easter shot. This is the next best :-) seen in the neighbourhood, a poster on a garbage bin... The South Sydney Rabbitohs are a professional Australian rugby league team based in Redfern, a suburb of inner-southern Sydney, New South Wales. They participate in the National Rugby League (NRL) premiership and are one of nine existing teams from the state capital. They are often called Souths and The Bunnies.

TSC Scavenger Hunt Royal Hotel (1867) Port Macquarie, NSW

TSC Scavenger Hunt Someone up a height... child in arms :-)

TSC Scavenger Hunt Winter Clothes Australian Winter Royal Hotel (1867) Port Macquarie, NSW

TSC Scavenger Hunt Seagull feather in Tin Can Bay, Queensland #23 a Feather

Tin Can Bay, Queensland Saturday challenge - shadows #10 TSC Scavenger Hunt... shadows

Cooroy and district Roll of Honour, in honour of those who sacrificed their lives. RSL Memorial Park, Cooroy, Queensland TSC Scavenger Challenge #1 A Landmark