Wednesday Word Search – Heart

Welcome to another Wednesday Word Search where I pick a word and share some of the images I find in an image search of the blog.

Last week I searched for ‘hand’ and a few weeks ago I searched for ‘head.’ These two words started me thinking about 4-H which stands for Head, Heart, Hands and Health.

A word search for Health only brought up one image, but I have just enough images for heart.

The word for tonight is: Heart

This may be interesting as ‘heart’ is used in different ways.

Will all the images be heart shaped?Jet Puffed, Kraft, Marshmallows, Lucky Charms

The first image is of the four classic Lucky Charm marshmallow shapes. The heart, moon, clover and star shapes bring back many memories.

Red Rose, Dried out rose, rose bushes, heat waveI found this image of a dried out rose that I had tagged as heart shaped. You can see that the top petal is mostly heart shaped.

Heart Shaped Fireworks, Red Heart, Fireworks, 2014 Fireworks, Tracy FireworksI like taking pictures of fireworks, and here I captured a heart shaped one.

Sacred Heart Church - Moline, Illinois - Travel Post Cards - Memories - Cross Country TripWhy did a picture of a church building show up in the search?

This is a postcard of the Sacred Heart Church in Moline, Illinois.

Luzon Bleeding-Heart PigeonHere is a Luzon Bleeding-Heart Pigeon.

This is one of my favorite bird pictures. I took this at the Taronga Zoo in Sydney.

Definitely an interesting mix of images from a search for ‘heart’.

Which is your favorite ‘heart’ picture?

What should I search for next?

Steven

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Oak Island Lead Seal

On Tuesday nights I will often wait until I have watched The Curse of Oak Island before I write my blog post. I want to see if something exciting has been found and whether I want to write something.

Curse of Oak Island, History Channel, Did they find anything?Last week the teaser showed them finding an item along the shore with a metal detector that they were all excited about. This turned out to be a lead seal that could have been used as a bag seal.

The seal has letters and symbols which could provide more information of where it came from and when it was used. Once more is known about the seal it may prove very significant.

Update: See the comments for more information. A similar seal was found in Jamestown, so this may give a clue on the time when it was used.

Update 2: See also Oak Island Lead Seal Thoughts for more information and thoughts.

Update 3: See also Oak Island – Lead Source for thoughts as to whether the source maters.

Curse of Oak Island, Mahone Bay, Nova ScotiaThey also found a fully intact pottery base of what could be creamware. This type of pottery was first produced in the 1740’s in Staffordshire. The  base was found along the road leading from the swamp, and could provide more information about when it was in use.

This scene brought back memories of working on a dig in Israel where we would find many pottery bases. However, they were three thousand years older.

Oak Island, Money Pit, National Geographic, Curse of Oak IslandThis week they also did a survey of bore holes and wells by taking water samples. They were looking to see what elements were found in the bottom of the holes. As the show came to a close they revealed that significant amounts of Zinc and Copper along with Silver were found in three of the holes.

Update: I went back and re-watched this section to see if I could piece together data from the map and spreadsheet to determine the location of the holes. Two of the three holes with significant amounts of Zinc and Copper were in the Money Pit area. They were also the only holes tested there. The third hole is by itself to the southeast of the Money Pit.

Does this point to treasure? We will probably have to wait until next year to find out.

Oak Island, treasure, Randal SullivanAfter a few weeks of not too much happening, this was an exciting episode.

The preview for the next episode mentioned that it is the Season Finale, so I am sure we will hear about something exciting that will have us looking forward to the next season.

One of the things you hear in the preview is that there is evidence of treasure.

What will it be?

Next year may be very exciting based on some of the things they have already talked about doing during the next season. They have also had a long off season to do more research.

I am not sure when they begin their work, but they may already be working again on Oak Island. If not, they are surely staging equipment for the season.

I am looking forward to the final episode of the season after viewing this one.

Steven

 

 

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