I Love Istanbul!

And of course Jodi also loves Istanbul

From the Blue Mosque

To the Spice Market and Grand Bazaar

Istanbul is Amazing.

And now for the fun stuff.  To earn some cash, be one of the first five people to find me in person and tell me the name of the Turkish bridge in the above photo as well as its significance and I will hand you $20 cash.  Sorry, no phone calls, texts, emails, tweets, face books, skypes or snail mails, you need to find me and tell me about the bridge face to face for the cash.

See you soon I will save you some Turkish Delight.

The Bosphorus bridge in Istanbul is the link between the European and Asian continents.  Great job Kath, Stacie, Halie, Pete and Eliza.

Big results require big ambition 

~ Heraclitus of Ephesus

Welcome to the ancient city of Ephesus, in the country of Turkey

Standing in front of The Library of Celsus

The Great Theater with seating for 25,000. 

(dibs on an aisle seat)

Let sleeping dogs lie ~

while I hide some money under his paw.

Children, obey your parents in the Lord: for this is right.  

Ephesians 6:1

Good find Berrak Vilmaz of Ephesus

Can you guess where I am now?

This is the Franjo Tudman Bridge in Dubrovnik Croatia.  It is one of the largest single pylon, cable-stayed bridges in the world.

Here I am walking within the walls of the Old City of Dubrovnik.

If you ride the cable car to the top of Srd Hill you get great view of the Old City of Dubrovnik and the Adriatic sea.  Of course just to the south of the cross you may find some cash.  Good luck.

Great job Dzevada Ljubanovic on finding the hidden Kunas.

Buongiorno Amicos!

Guess where I am.

Of course I am going to hide Euros somewhere for a lucky traveler to find.

 Good luck.

Hint: Isola Della Giudecca

Arrivederci from Venezia

Great job Hamilton Marcal de Lima.  Now you can purchase some delicious gelato.

Welcome to Decker Bay

Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of a bike ride. 

~John F. Kennedy

You can get here by bike or you can get here by hike.  You could get here by boat or get here by train.  If you had enough money, you could get here by plane.

Whatever you decide, get off the couch and get here.

The item you are looking for is hidden in the bush at the base of this sign, under a Coke and under some rocks.

  

You can start from here...










     Or you can start from there.

Please remember, if you find what you are looking for snap a selfie and send it to me so I can notify the masses.

Great job Cami!  Who cares about a little rain.  Hope you had a great time hiking the Deer Creek Trail with your Dad.  Enjoy the cash.

Where's Warren?

If you are looking for a great family friendly, close to everything in town hike, look no further than the Temple Quarry Trail in the black rocks near the old 

St George airport.

The parking for this trail is just west and north of the old airport and the trail head is clearly marked with this red sandstone arch.

About two thirds of the way to the Quarry, you will find this nice bench to sit on and take a rest while overlooking the area of St George around the Santa Clara river.

 Just behind the bench between the grasses and the black rock, under some loose shale is where you might locate some hidden treasure.  

 Make sure you continue on to the quarry to see the spot where the pioneers quarried the rock used for the foundation of the St George Temple.  Remember, if you find the treasure, send me a photo so I can make sure others stop looking.

Proving that the early Realtor Gets the worm, Broker Bill out and active on a beautiful Southern Utah morning finds the Temple Quarry trail cash.  If you see him at Yougurtland later tonight, the sample cups are on him.

Where's Warren?

One of my favorite places is Snow Canyon State Park.  I have spent many hours hiking the trails of Snow Canyon over the last two years and I never get tired of the beauty of this canyon.  An easy hike which is also fun for the kids is the petrified dunes area of the canyon.  

When you have finished playing on the petrified dunes, follow the markers to Butterfly Rock and take a picture with the rock wings in the background.

While visiting Butterfly Rock, if you look to the north  and a little east, you will see an old dead tree with the lava fields and the white rocks in the background.  At the base of this tree under some twigs and lava rocks you may find some treasure.  If it is not there, I guess the varmit living under the tree or some other hiker found the treasure before you.

Good luck and enjoy the canyon. Oh and if you do find the treasure, snap a photo and send it over so I know it was found and others can stop looking.

Way to go Grace!  Looking good with some vacation spending cash found near Butterfly Rock.