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June 1, 2024 - August 31, 2024
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Advancing - Loc 7782 "she seemed to enjoy stalking Ava, advancing slowly"
Boat - Loc 282 "except by private boat or a ferry"
Chocolate - Loc 506 "Let me get you some hot chocolate."
Display - Loc 893 "in the display case"
Harsh - Loc 98 "matched her harsh hairstyle"
Killer - Loc 3485 "a killer who escaped"
Left Hand - Loc 5009 "looked down at her naked left hand"
Longest - Loc 5248 "That night had been the longest of her life."
Planet - Loc 2601 "as if I'm from another planet"
Potatoes - Loc 2426 "starting on lunch by peeling potatoes"
Ship - Loc 599 "a picture of a clipper ship"
Steep - Loc 884 "the town's steep side streets"
Stream (as a noun) - Loc 1920 "he sailed over the swift stream"
Summer - Loc 131 "hot summer days"
Tip - Loc 480 "the southern tip of the island"
Variety - Loc 3141 "the thornless variety"
Wooden - Loc 92 "the big wooden door"
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Beef - Loc 5663 "corned beef hash"
Cape - Loc 4239 "wearing her matador's cape"
Express - Loc 4983 "with the express intention of calling on Pond Cottage"
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Ambush Loc 381 "waiting to ambush him"
Dolphin - Loc 377 "with a dolphin embroidered above the brim"
Glacial - Loc 330 "to empty its glacial melt"
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Fearsome - Loc 309 :making a fearsome explosion"
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Entrance Fee - Loc 5610 "paid their entrance fee"
Fox - Loc 504 "I have never seen a silver fox"
Immigrant - Loc 1149 "third-generation immigrants"
Preparation - Loc 3175 "in preparation for battle"
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Antarctica - Loc 2782 "contemplating trips to London and Antarctica"
Cultivation - Loc 704 "hydroponic marijuana cultivation"
End of the World - Loc 598 "as if it were the end of the world"
Flock - Loc 851 "A flock of birds swooped over us."
Paved - Loc 2202 "made my way down the paved walkway"
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Gable - Loc 117 "with its own gable window"
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Monolith - Loc 6539 "A large gray monolithic shell of a building"
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Whale Watch(ing) - Loc 98 "who had come up their way to whale watch"
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Dictator - Loc 8388 "who had disposed of an insane dictator"
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Notoriety - Loc 2763 "notoriety so early in my career would be bad"
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Latitude - Loc 2258 "given this impulse of being amused some latitude"
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Majestic - Loc 3138 "at the bottom of a beautiful, majestic tree"
Sustainable - Loc 3098"but not real-life. Not sustainable."
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Temperate - Loc 892 "trees in a temperate climate have periods of growth"
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Hemisphere - Loc 818 "pale phantom cubes and hemispheres"
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Badland(s) - Loc 737 The old woman had an affection for badlands"
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Patagonia - "emails to the group going to Patagonia"
Patagonia Word SearchJune 1, 2024 - August 31, 2024
45 of 45 Complete
Words
Toxic Prey - John Sandford - 7/11/24 - (20)
🔺Ambush - p279 - "We need ambush in there, as a last resort."
🔺Beef - p10 - "The place smelled of beef jerky and nicotine."
🔺Cape - p71 - "I might add Frankfurt, Hong Kong, and Cape Town to the list."
🔺Dictator - p14 - "A fragment of his Oxford undergraduate education popped into his mind, courtesy of the Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin."
🔺Display - p25 - "Hawkins tapped the glass on the display case."
🔺Express - p176 - "They're staying at the Holiday Inn Express."
🔺Flock - p8 - "A flock of crows was working the mountains."
🔺Harsh - p152 - "We need someone who can get harsh with them."
🔺Killer - p151 - "They've been told that he is suspected of being a serial child killer."
🔺Left Hand (must be together) - p25 - "Letty reached out her left hand and cried, Danielle, wait."
🔺Longest (no variations) - p129 - "I'm the oldest, I've lived the longest."
🔺Patagonia - p16 - "She traveled with a forty liter Black Hole duffel from Patagonia."
🔺Planet - p193 - "Humanity may or may not end, but I don't think the planet will."
🔺Ship - p151 - "We need to take samples in the bus, so we can ship it with this load."
🔺Steep - p8 - "The gravel path took him back down a long steep pitch."
🔺Stream (as a noun) - p100 - "There was a boisterous river powering through a V-shaped canyon, rather than the turgid muddy stream it was further south."
🔺Summer - p115 - "The ski village was below them, a jumble of condos, hotels, bars, and ski shops that were mostly closed for the summer."
🔺Tip - p38 - "She put an index finger over her lips and tip of her nose."
🔺Variety - p104 - They went to the shed, opened the door, and found a variety of garden implements."
🔺Wooden - p30 - "She stood up, stepped through the beaded curtain, and returned with a small wooden box."
The 6th Extinction - James Rollins - 7/20/24 - (2)
🔺Antarctica - p79 - "You mentioned that you had a connection to Antarctica."
🔺Hemisphere - p175 - "Kat reported that a massice solar flare was compromising communication across the southern hemisphere."
Desert Solitaire - Edward Abbey - 7/4/24 - (12)
🔺Advancing (no variations) - p96 - "The meteor had crossed about two thirds of the interval between canyon walls and was still advancing."
🔺Badland(s) - p16 - "I hear the last vibrations die somewhere beyond Delicate Arch beyond the Yellow Cat badlands."
🔺Boat - p81 - " Their boat overturned, cast them out, and went down the river on its own."
🔺Chocolate - p322 - "I divide and pack our rations for the day: raisins, shelled nuts, hard chocolate, cheese, dried beef, oranges, and water."
🔺Cultivation - p222 - "We know enough of the homely details, the cultivation of maize, beans, and melons."
🔺Fox - p158 - "At night the mammals come out: deer, bobcat, cougar, coyote, fox, jack rabbit, and feral burro."
🔺Glacial - p282 - "The water is bitterly, brilliantly cold, with particles of glacial grit."
🔺Latitude - p279 - "Timberline, at this altitude, is in the neighborhood of 11,000 feet."
🔺Monolith - p44 - "A simple monolith, eaten away by weather and time."
🔺Paved - p10 - "The roads are not paved."
🔺Potatoes (must be plural) - p199 - "Then breakfast: bacon and eggs, fried potatoes, and coffee."
🔺Preparation - p46 - "The event had doubtless been in preparation for hundreds, maybe thousands of years."
Bitter Rain - Shannon Baker - 7/30/24 - (1)
🔺Entrance Fee (must be together) - p32 - "Everyone there already paid an entrance fee."
Peace Like a River - Leif Enger - 7/15/24 - (4)
🔺Fearsome - p90 - "Not pale and dry with fear like Sweden me but calm, with a stillness that wasn't itself fearsome."
🔺Gable - p243 - "He stood there between the pumps looking up at the front gable."
🔺Immigrant - p56 - "I hadn't the strength or the instincts of my immigrant forebears."
🔺Majestic - p193 - "The word majestic comes to mind."
The Echo Man - Sam Holland - 7/7/24 - (1)
🔺Notoriety - p221 - "He likes the notoriety of killers of the past."
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea - Jules Verne - 7/12/24 - (1)
🔺Dolphin(s) - p24 - "I believe in the existence of a mammal power, fully organized belonging to the branch of vertebrata, like the whales, the cachalots, or the dolphins."
Behind Closed Doors - B.A. Paris - 7/26/24 - (1)
🔺End of the World (complete phrase) - p108 - "Being found to be gay was hardly the end of the world."
The Rosie Project - Graeme Simsion - 8/11/24 - (1)
🔺Sustainable - p204 - "I'm a vegetarian but I eat sustainable seafood."
The Hotel Nantucket - Elin Hilderbrand - 7/5/24 - (1)
🔺Whale Watch(ing) (must be together) - p231 - "how much of a rip-off the whale watching trips were."
Angry Housewives Eating Bon Bons - Lorna Landvik - 8/11/24 - (1)
🔺Temperate - p59 - "But come on, even in temperate climates, how could any American citizen not be on the verge of insanity."
Patagonia Word SearchJune 1, 2024 - August 31, 2024
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✔ Advancing (no variations)-p.20-Thomas and Niko in the City of Trees-"...advancing on the car in front of us." 6/4/24
✔ Ambush-p.473-The Red Sphinx: A Sequel to The Three Musketeers-"They got me in an ambush..." 6/6/24
✔ Antarctica-p.164-The Know-It-All-"...with him on his expedition to Antarctica." 6/1/24
✔ Badland(s)-p.xix-Impossible Monsters: Dinosaurs, Darwin, and the Battle Between Science and Religion-"...fought over the bones of the American Badlands..." 1/3/25
✔ Beef-p.504-14,000 Things to Be Happy About: The Happy Book-"...laughing at yourself when you mistakenly order beef Wellington again..." 6/4/24
✔ Boat-p.143-100 Cities, 5,000 Ideas: Where to Go, When to Go, What to See, What to Do-"Fullers 360mferry companies run boats to Auckland's..." 6/8/24
✔ Cape-p.11-Burning Bright-"She takes off cape." 6/11/24
✔ Chocolate-p.7-Marshmallow Muscles, Banana Brainstorms-"...promised to buy me a chocolate shake..." 6/8/24
✔ Cultivation-p.358-All Souls' Rising-"...is necessary to the cultivation and prosperity of the colonies..." 8/11/24
✔ Dictator-p.165-The White Woman on the Green Bicycle-"'Dictator,' George blurted." 6/13/24
✔ Display-p.68-Time Regained-"...to make a display of these bad sentiments..." 6/11/24
✔ Dolphin(s)-p.139-"Panoramic views of Coogee Beach, Dolphins Point..." 6/5/24
✔ End of the World (complete phrase)-p.200-Ben Franklin's Almanac of Wit, Wisdom, and Practical Advice: Useful Tips and Fascinating Facts for Every Day of the Year-"...so that it doesn't seem like the end of the world." 7/5/25
✔ Entrance Fee (must be together)-p.391-The Catch Me if You Can: One Woman's Journey to Every Country in the World-"I knew nothing of the nationalpark's entrance fee..." 8/26/24
✔ Express-p.53-Zeno's Conscience-"...that father wasn't able to express himself..." 6/1/24
✔ Fearsome-p.47-Santa Fe Mourning-"...I did learn something else about your fearsome Tomas." 10/8/24
✔ Flock-p.555-14,000 Things to Be Happy About: The Happy Book-"...a small flock flying in a precise V-formation..." 6/16/24
✔ Fox-p.529-14,000 Things to Be Happy About: The Happy Book-"...animals of intelligence: porpoise, fox, pig..." 6/10/24
Gable
Glacial
✔ Harsh-p.186-Déjà Dead-"...in the harsh fluorescent light I could see..." 9/14/24
✔ Hemisphere-p.144-100 Cities, 5,000 Ideas: Where to Go, When to Go, What to See, What to Do-"The tallest free-standing structure in the Southern Hemisphere..." 6/9/24
✔ Immigrant-p.136-Spoken Here: Travels Among Threatened Languages-"No hint that immigrants might mean anything..." 10/8/25
✔ Killer-p.195-The Know-It-All-"This is killer material." 6/24/24
✔ Latitude-p.269-Worth Dying For: The Power and Politics of Flags-"...showing the continents against circular lines of latitude..." 10/8/24
✔ Left Hand (must be together)-p.83-Whose Body?-"The left hand, you notice, the base of the palm..." 6/7/24
✔ Longest (no variations)-p.142- 100 Cities, 5,000 Ideas: Where to Go, When to Go, What to See, What to Do-"With one of the world's longest urban waterfronts..." 6/8/24
✔ Majestic-p.220-Mona of the Manor-"...made her feel the full, majestic sweep of a family..." 6/11/24
Monolith
✔ Notoriety-p.335-Keepers of the Wisdom: Reflections from Lives Well Lived-"...that she'd gain notoriety..." 12/5/24
✔ Patagonia-p.96-Impossible Monsters: Dinosaurs, Darwin, and the Battle Between Science and Religion-"...crew recreated the Olympic Games in Patagonia..." 2/22/24
✔ Paved-p.183-100 Cities, 5,000 Ideas: Where to Go, When to Go, What to See, What to Do-"...the city didn't have a paved runway." 7/4/24
✔ Planet-p.268-The White Woman on the Green Bicycle-"...where God came to design the planet earth." 6/18/24
✔ Potatoes (must be plural)-p.504-14,000 Things to Be Happy About: The Happy Book-"...a volcano-shaped mound of mashed potatoes..." 6/4/24
✔ Preparation-p.545-Russell Baker's Book of American Humor-"...for the preparation and presentation of the weekly radio programs..." 5/12/25
✔ Ship-p.521-14,000 Things to Be Happy About: The Happy Book-"...staring at a fire...hands on a ship..." 6/8/24
✔ Steep-p.63-Mona of the Manor-"...the folly was a steep terraced affair with hidden pockets..." 6/5/24
✔ Stream (as a noun)-p.68-Mona of the Manor-"Do rivers? Do streams?" 6/5/24
✔ Summer-p.79-Zeno's Conscience-"...prolonged stay in the countryside during the summer holidays." 6/2/24
Sustainable
✔ Temperate-p280-The White Woman on the Green Bicycle-"...getting back to life in a temperate country." 6/19/24
✔ Tip-p.332-All Souls' Rising-"...with her tongue's catlike tip." 8/8/24
✔ Variety-p.113-Impossible Monsters: Dinosaurs, Darwin, and the Battle Between Science and Religion-"...a treatise on the 'Varieties of the Human Race'..." 3/2/25
✔ Whale Watch(ing) (must be together)-p.318-The Catch Me if You Can: One Woman's Journey to Every Country in the World-"Snapshot from Tonga: During a whale-watching trip ..."
✔ Wooden-p.289-The Catch Me if You Can: One Woman's Journey to Every Country in the World-"...decorated their homes with intricate wooden balconies..." 6/1/24
Welcome Lynda & Ed!! Where's Denise???
COMPLETEDHere I am!
Patagonia Word Search
June 1, 2024 - August 31, 2024
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Words
Advancing (no variations) "rebels saw him advancing" p. 104 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Ambush "ambush as he emerged from the study" p. 112 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson
Antarctica "could have floated from Antarctica on an iceberg" p. 190 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Badland(s) "where the volcanic badlands began" p. 78 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Beef - "tins of sardines and corned beef" p. 256 The Light Years by Elizabeth Jane Howard 6.6.24
Boat "boats glided here and there" p. 83 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson
Cape "with a cape" p. 147 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Chocolate "chocolate in the shop" .p. 22 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson
Cultivation "strips of emerald cultivation" p. 15 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Dictator "we don't want a dictator" p.111 The Light Years by Elizabeth Jane Howard 6.6.24
Display "display on her link" p. 12 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.23
Dolphin(s) "school of black and white dolphins danced" p 115 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
End of the World (complete phrase) "It wouldn't have been the end of the world, you know" p. 172 The Light Years by Elizabeth Jane Howard 6.6.24
Entrance Fee (must be together) "paid the entrance fee" audiobook Her Enemy by Leena Lehtolainen 8 hours 21 minutes. 6.28.24
Express "express his feeling aloud" p. 155 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson
Fearsome "fearsome hunters" p. 121 Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari 7.15.24
Flock "a flock of flamingos took off" p.53 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Fox "after the fox" p. 211 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson
Gable "twin gables and a high-pitched roof" p. 2 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Glacial "ble-gray and translucent like glacial ice" p. 127 The Collector by Daniel Silva 8.20.24
Harsh "Harsh, man" p. 88 Random in Deathby J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Hemisphere "newcomers in the northern hemisphere" p. 7 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Immigrant "second generation immigrant" p. 6 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Killer "She imagined herself the killer" p. 167 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Latitude "from Latitude 42 degrees to the Horn" p.18 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Left Hand (must be together) "the harness breachings on the left hand." p. 144 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson 6.3.24
Longest (no variations) "for the longest time" p. 212 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Majestic "at once so vulnerable and majestic" p. 167 The Light Years by Elizabeth Jane Howard 6.6.24
Monolith- "Irish loyalty was a monolith" p. 372 The Bonfire of the Vanities by Tom Wolfe 10.7.24
Notoriety "Uly might have a chance of escaping the notoriety" p. 307 Red Knife by William Kent Krueger 6.20.24
Patagonia "Christmas in the middle of Patagonia" Loc 188 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Paved "paved path that sort of meandered" p. 197 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Planet "off planet, right? " p. 139 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Potatoes (must be plural) "Peabody's making fries from potatoes" p. 267 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Preparation "preparation for Passover" p. 43 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library Series) by Bergelson David (2008-05-28) Paperback 6.3.24
Ship "on the ship back to Italy" Loc 164 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Steep "saw the steep, narrow platform". p.37 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Stream (as a noun) "stream of color" p. 316 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Summer "spent the summer with his family on their yacht" p. 244 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Sustainable "seriously tough questions about sustainable crops" p. 131 The Whispered Word by Ellery Adams 12.10.24
Temperate "both Poles were hollow and temperate" p. 150 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Tip "you know the little protective tip so I don't jab myself." p. 103 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Variety "the low-cal variety" p. 15 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Whale Watch(ing) (must be together) "the crew who ran the whale watch" p.43 Clammed Up by Barbara Ross 6.23.24
Wooden "wooden spoon" p. 89 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson 6.3.24
Hi there!!! Glad you made it Denise!
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Patagonia Word SearchBegins: 01June24 / Ends: 31Aug24
45 / 45 words found
14 books read
Advancing - Texas! Sage ✔ – 27July24 - pg 103 - "…slowly advancing on her …"
Ambush - Black Cake ✔ – 15Sep24 - pg 122 - "…public ambush was going too…"
Antarctica - Sand in My Bra and Other Misadventures ✔ – 11Oct24 - pg 39 - "…with its name: Antarctica."
Badland(s) - People of Darkness ✔ – 31Mar25 - pg 159 - "...behind Bisti, in the badlands."
Beef - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 151 - "…vinaigrette, beeftenderloin and…"
Boat - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 324 - "…on leaky boats, and arrive there…"
Cape - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 55 - "…Sakka is from Cape Agullas."
Chocolate - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 167 - "…sold chocolate spread, imported…"
Cultivation - Texas! Sage ✔ – 27July24 - pg 244 - "Cultivation reminded her of…"
Dictator - What Would Frida Do? ✔ – 05Sep24 - pg 184 - "…US-backed dictators in the…"
Display - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 4 - "…and a display of extraordinarily…"
Dolphin(s) - Black Cake ✔ – 15Sep24 - pg 45 - "…moved like a dolphin, then…"
End of the World - The Measure ✔ – 30July24 - pg 38 - "…the end of the world, end of…"
Entrance Fee - The Frozen River ✔ – 06Aug24- pg 356 - "…paid their entrance fee with…"
Express - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 135 - "…a hug to express what she wanted…"
Fearsome - Jacqueline in Paris ✔ - 13July24 - pg 218 - "…threat was real and fearsome."
Flock - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 132 - "…warned his flock against the…"
Fox - The Frozen River ✔ – 06Aug24- pg 26 - "…that silver fox and 'e will."
Gable - Hello Beautiful ✔ – 17Oct24 - pg 31 - "…from Anne of Green Gables."
Glacial - Jacqueline in Paris ✔ - 13July24 - pg 128 - "…like chunks of glacial ice."
Harsh - Texas! Sage ✔ – 27July24 - pg 54 - "His harsh tone of voice…"
Hemisphere - World of Wonders ✔ – 12Sep24- pg 93 - "…of the southern hemisphere."
Immigrant - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 64 - "…was an immigrant, she didn't…"
Killer - How Not to Drown in a Glass of Water ✔ – 28July24 - pg 166 - "…whales are killers, but…"
Latitude - The Tropic of Serpents ✔ – 23Aug24 - pg 63 - "…crossing the latitude known as…"
Left Hand - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 189 - "…writing with your left hand, are you…"
Longest - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 267 - "…our longest journey together."
Majestic - Second Chance Grill ✔ – 18Aug24 - pg 156 - "…the majestic windows framing the…"
Monolith - The Sleepwalker ✔ – 08Sep24 - pg 123 - "…and marble monolith that…"
Notoriety - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 261 - "…as long as his notoriety: Mr Ewell…"
Patagonia - Eyes Of Prey ✔ – 04Sep24 - pg 74 - "…a fleece-lined Patagonia jacket."
Paved - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 86 - "…were paved with dollar bills."
Planet - Taste: My Life Through Food ✔ – 17Aug24 - pg 121 - "…through a Planet of the Apes…"
Potatoes - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 23 - "…a bushel of potatoes for…"
Preparation - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 312 - "…advance preparation, envisioning a…""
Ship - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 126 - "…barnacles on the ship of state."
Steep - Texas! Sage ✔ – 27July24 - pg 32 - "…into a steep climb that…"
Stream (as a noun) - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 302 - "…into the little stream that flowed…"
Summer - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 109 - "…overall light summer of work."
Sustainable - Taste: My Life Through Food ✔ – 17Aug24 - pg 173 - "…in a sustainable fashion."
Temperate - Taste: My Life Through Food ✔ – 17Aug24 - pg 167 - "…rainy springs and temperate summers."
Tip - Texas! Sage ✔ – 27July24 - pg 252 - "…with the tip of his tongue."
Variety - Texas! Sage ✔ – 27July24 - pg 243 - "…on a variety of subjects."
Whale Watch(ing) - Bury Your Dead ✔ – 31Jan25 - pg 92 - "…went whale watching in…"
Wooden - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 13 - "Wooden sawhorses blocked the…"
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Patagonia Word SearchJune 1, 2024 - August 31, 2024
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Danny Dunn and the Homework Machine by Jay Williams 6/4
Beef "Ah, Mrs. Dunn, this roast beef is delicious." pg 93
Chocolate "Danny returned in a few moments with a plate of chocolate graham crackers..." pg 45
Express "The noun or nouns in a sentence which express what is said of the subject of the sentence." pg 34
Ship "Sailors always call their ship 'she'." pg 40
May B. by Caroline Starr Rose 6/4
Cape "and put on magic shows in a homemade cape." location 484
Potatoes "I pretend to study cabbage, beans, a row of potatoes." location 72
Summer "I wonder if the same summer storm keeps Hiram and Pa inside." location 104
Watership Down by Richard Adams 6/4
Ambush "He had decided to confront rather than ambush them." pg 391
Boat "We/ve been able to get some of them on the boat, Bigwig." page 362
End of the World "No one will be able to keep them out of the vegetable garden from now to the end of the world." pg 92
Flock "together created a great, unorganized flock..." page 16
Fox "Many rabbits go all their lives without seeing a fox." pg 282
Harsh "so that it staggered across the turf with a harsh, raucous cawing of rage." pg 28
Longest "Let's see who will pound the longest." 391
Preparation "had already begun enlarging their burrows, in preparation for Holly's return." pg 197
Steep "They made for the steep edge." pg 127
Stream "One end against the bank, the other a little way out in the stream." pg 362
Wooden "reminds me of that other wooden thing you found..." pg 300
Peril in Piney Woods by Debra Webb 6/11
Killer :The reports I got back say she's a contract killer, Griff." pg 111
Left Hand "use this to secure her left hand to the steering wheel." pg 128
All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr 6/11
Advancing "Germans are advancing an inexorably as lava" pg 122
Display "Marie-Laure sits on a bench beside the mollusk display..." pg 94
Fearsom'e "There were rumors that he had become a fearsome sergeant in the Wehrmacht." pg 262
Gable "a long sloped-wall space pressed beneath the gable of the roof." pg 158
Majestic "Even at this late hour, in the quarter-light, it glows a majestic blue." pg 138
Patagonia "Darwin has hunted rheas in Patagonia..." pg 224
Planet "It is as if she is from a different planet." pg 129
Tip "He raps the tip of his cane against the floor for attention." pg 33
Variety "The variety of species among the jumping spiders appears almost infinite." pg 203
Photo Finish by Ngaio Marsh 6/23
Glacial "She dealt him a glacial stare." pg 2
Hemisphere "to make her the laughing stock of both hemispheres?" pg 3
Winter Lost by Patricia Briggs 6/28
Antarctica "I thought those things picked up signal in Antarctica."
Thunder Horse Redemption by Elle James 6/28
Badlands "a deep connection to the wild horses of the badlands." location 22
Spam Tomorrow by Verily Anderson 6/30
Paved "I looked out of the turret window, down on to the paved terrace below..." location 24 Spam Tomorrow
The Recycled Citizen by Charlotte MacLeod 7/3
Latitude "This left plenty of latitude for choice and the guests had used it all." location 37
Immunity: The Science of Staying Well―The Definitive Guide to Caring for Your Immune System by Jenna Macciochi 7/3
Immigrants "This is seen with immigrants from traditional cultures who lose valuable gut microbes when they move..." pg 91
The Gabriel Hounds by Mary Stewart 7/4
Cultivation "Presently we were out of the cultivation and running along switchback ridges where grey shrubs clung to the rock..." pg 38
Nothing to Report by Carola Oman 7/8
Dolphin "and thought as she made her way slowly towards Dolphin Cottages through strong sunshine..." Page 62
Royal Horticultural Society: New Gardening: How To Garden in a Changing Climate by Matthew Wilson 7/9
Sustainable "our need to lead a more sustainable existence...." pg 10
Mrs. Tim Carries On by D.E. Stevenson 7/14
Dictator "see you again when we've drowned the dictators in the Red Sea..." location 185
The Hazelbourne Ladies Motorcycle and Flying Club by Helen Simonson 7/15
Notoriety "did not have Poppy's wealth and position from which to defend herself against notoriety." pg 55
Murder By The Book: Mysteries For Bibliophiles by Martin Edwards 7/28
Monolith "Grey himself had monolithic simplicity..." pg 163
Mrs. Pollifax and the Whirling Dervish by Dorothy Gilman 7/29
Temperate - "He was leaving behind a temperate zone of heavily ripened orange trees, bouganvillea, fertile gardens and villages..." location 602
Murder on the Iditarod Trail by Sue Henry 8/2
Entrance Fee (must be together) "paying the entry fees would not put him in debt this year." page 7
Words:
Whale Watch(ing) (must be together)
Jan wrote: "Good luck Teri!"Thanks, Jan! I wonder which words will be the hardest to find this time? It's often not the ones I think it will be.
Would you accept "few words can end a world." ?
Nope...it doesn't really portray the same meaning at all. Sorry BC!
I found "monolithic", would that work?
Jan wrote: "It sure will!!"Thanks! I was shocked to find it - twice on one page!
Just found "entry fee". How do you feel about that?
I'll take that one too Teri! These words are tough - we need all the help we can get. I'm still looking for words to finish up the one before this one!!
Awesome! Thanks, Jan. I read a book with 4x4, but it turned out to be a DNF. I couldn't even finish it for the sake of the word search. lol
AAARGH .... computer malfunction ate my excel spreadsheet where I was tracking this (and all other word search puzzles).My own fault I hadn't backed up to the cloud since April. S*I*G*H
Lost all that data.
Well, I'll start over with this one, but I'm abandoning all the older challenges where I had only one or two words left.
Lesson learned - back up daily.
I feel for you BC! If you just want to start clean with next one, that's fine too. It may not be worth the stress to "recreate".
~~~ Complete ~~~Patagonia Word Search
June 1, 2024 - August 31, 2024
45 of 45 Complete
Words
Toxic Prey - John Sandford - 7/11/24 - (20)
🔺Ambush - p279 - "We need ambush in there, as a last resort."
🔺Beef - p10 - "The place smelled of beef jerky and nicotine."
🔺Cape - p71 - "I might add Frankfurt, Hong Kong, and Cape Town to the list."
🔺Dictator - p14 - "A fragment of his Oxford undergraduate education popped into his mind, courtesy of the Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin."
🔺Display - p25 - "Hawkins tapped the glass on the display case."
🔺Express - p176 - "They're staying at the Holiday Inn Express."
🔺Flock - p8 - "A flock of crows was working the mountains."
🔺Harsh - p152 - "We need someone who can get harsh with them."
🔺Killer - p151 - "They've been told that he is suspected of being a serial child killer."
🔺Left Hand (must be together) - p25 - "Letty reached out her left hand and cried, Danielle, wait."
🔺Longest (no variations) - p129 - "I'm the oldest, I've lived the longest."
🔺Patagonia - p16 - "She traveled with a forty liter Black Hole duffel from Patagonia."
🔺Planet - p193 - "Humanity may or may not end, but I don't think the planet will."
🔺Ship - p151 - "We need to take samples in the bus, so we can ship it with this load."
🔺Steep - p8 - "The gravel path took him back down a long steep pitch."
🔺Stream (as a noun) - p100 - "There was a boisterous river powering through a V-shaped canyon, rather than the turgid muddy stream it was further south."
🔺Summer - p115 - "The ski village was below them, a jumble of condos, hotels, bars, and ski shops that were mostly closed for the summer."
🔺Tip - p38 - "She put an index finger over her lips and tip of her nose."
🔺Variety - p104 - They went to the shed, opened the door, and found a variety of garden implements."
🔺Wooden - p30 - "She stood up, stepped through the beaded curtain, and returned with a small wooden box."
The 6th Extinction - James Rollins - 7/20/24 - (2)
🔺Antarctica - p79 - "You mentioned that you had a connection to Antarctica."
🔺Hemisphere - p175 - "Kat reported that a massice solar flare was compromising communication across the southern hemisphere."
Desert Solitaire - Edward Abbey - 7/4/24 - (12)
🔺Advancing (no variations) - p96 - "The meteor had crossed about two thirds of the interval between canyon walls and was still advancing."
🔺Badland(s) - p16 - "I hear the last vibrations die somewhere beyond Delicate Arch beyond the Yellow Cat badlands."
🔺Boat - p81 - " Their boat overturned, cast them out, and went down the river on its own."
🔺Chocolate - p322 - "I divide and pack our rations for the day: raisins, shelled nuts, hard chocolate, cheese, dried beef, oranges, and water."
🔺Cultivation - p222 - "We know enough of the homely details, the cultivation of maize, beans, and melons."
🔺Fox - p158 - "At night the mammals come out: deer, bobcat, cougar, coyote, fox, jack rabbit, and feral burro."
🔺Glacial - p282 - "The water is bitterly, brilliantly cold, with particles of glacial grit."
🔺Latitude - p279 - "Timberline, at this altitude, is in the neighborhood of 11,000 feet."
🔺Monolith - p44 - "A simple monolith, eaten away by weather and time."
🔺Paved - p10 - "The roads are not paved."
🔺Potatoes (must be plural) - p199 - "Then breakfast: bacon and eggs, fried potatoes, and coffee."
🔺Preparation - p46 - "The event had doubtless been in preparation for hundreds, maybe thousands of years."
Bitter Rain - Shannon Baker - 7/30/24 - (1)
🔺Entrance Fee (must be together) - p32 - "Everyone there already paid an entrance fee."
Peace Like a River - Leif Enger - 7/15/24 - (4)
🔺Fearsome - p90 - "Not pale and dry with fear like Sweden me but calm, with a stillness that wasn't itself fearsome."
🔺Gable - p243 - "He stood there between the pumps looking up at the front gable."
🔺Immigrant - p56 - "I hadn't the strength or the instincts of my immigrant forebears."
🔺Majestic - p193 - "The word majestic comes to mind."
The Echo Man - Sam Holland - 7/7/24 - (1)
🔺Notoriety - p221 - "He likes the notoriety of killers of the past."
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea - Jules Verne - 7/12/24 - (1)
🔺Dolphin(s) - p24 - "I believe in the existence of a mammal power, fully organized belonging to the branch of vertebrata, like the whales, the cachalots, or the dolphins."
Behind Closed Doors - B.A. Paris - 7/26/24 - (1)
🔺End of the World (complete phrase) - p108 - "Being found to be gay was hardly the end of the world."
The Rosie Project - Graeme Simsion - 8/11/24 - (1)
🔺Sustainable - p204 - "I'm a vegetarian but I eat sustainable seafood."
The Hotel Nantucket - Elin Hilderbrand - 7/5/24 - (1)
🔺Whale Watch(ing) (must be together) - p231 - "how much of a rip-off the whale watching trips were."
Angry Housewives Eating Bon Bons - Lorna Landvik - 8/11/24 - (1)
🔺Temperate - p59 - "But come on, even in temperate climates, how could any American citizen not be on the verge of insanity."
Fantastic job Lynda!!! I'm trying not to repeat words much, so the searches are definitely getting harder ... lol.
Jan wrote: "Fantastic job Lynda!!! I'm trying not to repeat words much, so the searches are definitely getting harder ... lol."These are always fun. It's so much easier to play if you have a Kindle since they are searchable.
I've finished this - only lacking Whale Watching this time. Thanks for the fun, Jan.Patagonia Word Search
June 1, 2024 - August 31, 2024
44/45
Danny Dunn and the Homework Machine by Jay Williams 6/4
Beef "Ah, Mrs. Dunn, this roast beef is delicious." pg 93
Chocolate "Danny returned in a few moments with a plate of chocolate graham crackers..." pg 45
Express "The noun or nouns in a sentence which express what is said of the subject of the sentence." pg 34
Ship "Sailors always call their ship 'she'." pg 40
May B. by Caroline Starr Rose 6/4
Cape "and put on magic shows in a homemade cape." location 484
Potatoes "I pretend to study cabbage, beans, a row of potatoes." location 72
Summer "I wonder if the same summer storm keeps Hiram and Pa inside." location 104
Watership Down by Richard Adams 6/4
Ambush "He had decided to confront rather than ambush them." pg 391
Boat "We/ve been able to get some of them on the boat, Bigwig." page 362
End of the World "No one will be able to keep them out of the vegetable garden from now to the end of the world." pg 92
Flock "together created a great, unorganized flock..." page 16
Fox "Many rabbits go all their lives without seeing a fox." pg 282
Harsh "so that it staggered across the turf with a harsh, raucous cawing of rage." pg 28
Longest "Let's see who will pound the longest." 391
Preparation "had already begun enlarging their burrows, in preparation for Holly's return." pg 197
Steep "They made for the steep edge." pg 127
Stream "One end against the bank, the other a little way out in the stream." pg 362
Wooden "reminds me of that other wooden thing you found..." pg 300
Peril in Piney Woods by Debra Webb 6/11
Killer :The reports I got back say she's a contract killer, Griff." pg 111
Left Hand "use this to secure her left hand to the steering wheel." pg 128
All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr 6/11
Advancing "Germans are advancing an inexorably as lava" pg 122
Display "Marie-Laure sits on a bench beside the mollusk display..." pg 94
Fearsom'e "There were rumors that he had become a fearsome sergeant in the Wehrmacht." pg 262
Gable "a long sloped-wall space pressed beneath the gable of the roof." pg 158
Majestic "Even at this late hour, in the quarter-light, it glows a majestic blue." pg 138
Patagonia "Darwin has hunted rheas in Patagonia..." pg 224
Planet "It is as if she is from a different planet." pg 129
Tip "He raps the tip of his cane against the floor for attention." pg 33
Variety "The variety of species among the jumping spiders appears almost infinite." pg 203
Photo Finish by Ngaio Marsh 6/23
Glacial "She dealt him a glacial stare." pg 2
Hemisphere "to make her the laughing stock of both hemispheres?" pg 3
Winter Lost by Patricia Briggs 6/28
Antarctica "I thought those things picked up signal in Antarctica."
Thunder Horse Redemption by Elle James 6/28
Badlands "a deep connection to the wild horses of the badlands." location 22
Spam Tomorrow by Verily Anderson 6/30
Paved "I looked out of the turret window, down on to the paved terrace below..." location 24 Spam Tomorrow
The Recycled Citizen by Charlotte MacLeod 7/3
Latitude "This left plenty of latitude for choice and the guests had used it all." location 37
Immunity: The Science of Staying Well―The Definitive Guide to Caring for Your Immune System by Jenna Macciochi 7/3
Immigrants "This is seen with immigrants from traditional cultures who lose valuable gut microbes when they move..." pg 91
The Gabriel Hounds by Mary Stewart 7/4
Cultivation "Presently we were out of the cultivation and running along switchback ridges where grey shrubs clung to the rock..." pg 38
Nothing to Report by Carola Oman 7/8
Dolphin "and thought as she made her way slowly towards Dolphin Cottages through strong sunshine..." Page 62
Royal Horticultural Society: New Gardening: How To Garden in a Changing Climate by Matthew Wilson 7/9
Sustainable "our need to lead a more sustainable existence...." pg 10
Mrs. Tim Carries On by D.E. Stevenson 7/14
Dictator "see you again when we've drowned the dictators in the Red Sea..." location 185
The Hazelbourne Ladies Motorcycle and Flying Club by Helen Simonson 7/15
Notoriety "did not have Poppy's wealth and position from which to defend herself against notoriety." pg 55
Murder By The Book: Mysteries For Bibliophiles by Martin Edwards 7/28
Monolith "Grey himself had monolithic simplicity..." pg 163
Mrs. Pollifax and the Whirling Dervish by Dorothy Gilman 7/29
Temperate - "He was leaving behind a temperate zone of heavily ripened orange trees, bouganvillea, fertile gardens and villages..." location 602
Murder on the Iditarod Trail by Sue Henry 8/2
Entrance Fee (must be together) "paying the entry fees would not put him in debt this year." page 7
Words:
Whale Watch(ing) (must be together)
Great job Teri! Let us know if you find that last one.
Jan wrote: "Great job Teri! Let us know if you find that last one."It will show up some day and I won't remember where I needed it! lol
Completion postPatagonia Word Search
June 1, 2024 - August 31, 2024
45/45
Words
Advancing (no variations) "rebels saw him advancing" p. 104 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Ambush "ambush as he emerged from the study" p. 112 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson
Antarctica "could have floated from Antarctica on an iceberg" p. 190 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Badland(s) "where the volcanic badlands began" p. 78 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Beef - "tins of sardines and corned beef" p. 256 The Light Years by Elizabeth Jane Howard 6.6.24
Boat "boats glided here and there" p. 83 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson
Cape "with a cape" p. 147 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Chocolate "chocolate in the shop" .p. 22 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson
Cultivation "strips of emerald cultivation" p. 15 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Dictator "we don't want a dictator" p.111 The Light Years by Elizabeth Jane Howard 6.6.24
Display "display on her link" p. 12 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.23
Dolphin(s) "school of black and white dolphins danced" p 115 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
End of the World (complete phrase) "It wouldn't have been the end of the world, you know" p. 172 The Light Years by Elizabeth Jane Howard 6.6.24
Entrance Fee (must be together) "paid the entrance fee" audiobook Her Enemy by Leena Lehtolainen 8 hours 21 minutes. 6.28.24
Express "express his feeling aloud" p. 155 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson
Fearsome "fearsome hunters" p. 121 Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari 7.15.24
Flock "a flock of flamingos took off" p.53 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Fox "after the fox" p. 211 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson
Gable "twin gables and a high-pitched roof" p. 2 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Glacial "ble-gray and translucent like glacial ice" p. 127 The Collector by Daniel Silva 8.20.24
Harsh "Harsh, man" p. 88 Random in Deathby J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Hemisphere "newcomers in the northern hemisphere" p. 7 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Immigrant "second generation immigrant" p. 6 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Killer "She imagined herself the killer" p. 167 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Latitude "from Latitude 42 degrees to the Horn" p.18 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Left Hand (must be together) "the harness breachings on the left hand." p. 144 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson 6.3.24
Longest (no variations) "for the longest time" p. 212 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Majestic "at once so vulnerable and majestic" p. 167 The Light Years by Elizabeth Jane Howard 6.6.24
Monolith- "Irish loyalty was a monolith" p. 372 The Bonfire of the Vanities by Tom Wolfe 10.7.24
Notoriety "Uly might have a chance of escaping the notoriety" p. 307 Red Knife by William Kent Krueger 6.20.24
Patagonia "Christmas in the middle of Patagonia" Loc 188 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Paved "paved path that sort of meandered" p. 197 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Planet "off planet, right? " p. 139 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Potatoes (must be plural) "Peabody's making fries from potatoes" p. 267 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Preparation "preparation for Passover" p. 43 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library Series) by Bergelson David (2008-05-28) Paperback 6.3.24
Ship "on the ship back to Italy" Loc 164 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Steep "saw the steep, narrow platform". p.37 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Stream (as a noun) "stream of color" p. 316 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Summer "spent the summer with his family on their yacht" p. 244 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Sustainable "seriously tough questions about sustainable crops" p. 131 The Whispered Word by Ellery Adams 12.10.24
Temperate "both Poles were hollow and temperate" p. 150 In Patagonia by Bruce Chatwin 6.7.24
Tip "you know the little protective tip so I don't jab myself." p. 103 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Variety "the low-cal variety" p. 15 Random in Death by J.D. Robb 6.2.24
Whale Watch(ing) (must be together) "the crew who ran the whale watch" p.43 Clammed Up by Barbara Ross 6.23.24
Wooden "wooden spoon" p. 89 The End of Everything (New Yiddish Library) by David Bergelson 6.3.24
Well done! You almost found them all, Denise. I also have two left on this one, though they are two different words than yours.
Jan wrote: "Well done! You almost found them all, Denise. I also have two left on this one, though they are two different words than yours."thank you, Jan!
I've updated my Completion post in message 31 - finally found the last two I was looking for! monolith and sustainable
Way to go Denise!! I updated mine yesterday too. I finally found Patagonia!! Go us!!I can't believe I have 3 still hanging around from the Namibia word search. Ugh!!!
Jan wrote: "Way to go Denise!! I updated mine yesterday too. I finally found Patagonia!! Go us!!I can't believe I have 3 still hanging around from the Namibia word search. Ugh!!!"
You've both shown some fine persistence there. Nice work!
Update message # 10 - FINALLY found "badlands!" Challenge completed - ✔ – 31Mar25Patagonia Word Search
Begins: 01June24 / Ends: 31Aug24
45 / 45 words found
14 books read
Advancing - Texas! Sage ✔ – 27July24 - pg 103 - "…slowly advancing on her …"
Ambush - Black Cake ✔ – 15Sep24 - pg 122 - "…public ambush was going too…"
Antarctica - Sand in My Bra and Other Misadventures ✔ – 11Oct24 - pg 39 - "…with its name: Antarctica."
Badland(s) - People of Darkness ✔ – 31Mar25 - pg 159 - "...behind Bisti, in the badlands."
Beef - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 151 - "…vinaigrette, beeftenderloin and…"
Boat - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 324 - "…on leaky boats, and arrive there…"
Cape - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 55 - "…Sakka is from Cape Agullas."
Chocolate - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 167 - "…sold chocolate spread, imported…"
Cultivation - Texas! Sage ✔ – 27July24 - pg 244 - "Cultivation reminded her of…"
Dictator - What Would Frida Do? ✔ – 05Sep24 - pg 184 - "…US-backed dictators in the…"
Display - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 4 - "…and a display of extraordinarily…"
Dolphin(s) - Black Cake ✔ – 15Sep24 - pg 45 - "…moved like a dolphin, then…"
End of the World - The Measure ✔ – 30July24 - pg 38 - "…the end of the world, end of…"
Entrance Fee - The Frozen River ✔ – 06Aug24- pg 356 - "…paid their entrance fee with…"
Express - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 135 - "…a hug to express what she wanted…"
Fearsome - Jacqueline in Paris ✔ - 13July24 - pg 218 - "…threat was real and fearsome."
Flock - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 132 - "…warned his flock against the…"
Fox - The Frozen River ✔ – 06Aug24- pg 26 - "…that silver fox and 'e will."
Gable - Hello Beautiful ✔ – 17Oct24 - pg 31 - "…from Anne of Green Gables."
Glacial - Jacqueline in Paris ✔ - 13July24 - pg 128 - "…like chunks of glacial ice."
Harsh - Texas! Sage ✔ – 27July24 - pg 54 - "His harsh tone of voice…"
Hemisphere - World of Wonders ✔ – 12Sep24- pg 93 - "…of the southern hemisphere."
Immigrant - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 64 - "…was an immigrant, she didn't…"
Killer - How Not to Drown in a Glass of Water ✔ – 28July24 - pg 166 - "…whales are killers, but…"
Latitude - The Tropic of Serpents ✔ – 23Aug24 - pg 63 - "…crossing the latitude known as…"
Left Hand - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 189 - "…writing with your left hand, are you…"
Longest - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 267 - "…our longest journey together."
Majestic - Second Chance Grill ✔ – 18Aug24 - pg 156 - "…the majestic windows framing the…"
Monolith - The Sleepwalker ✔ – 08Sep24 - pg 123 - "…and marble monolith that…"
Notoriety - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 261 - "…as long as his notoriety: Mr Ewell…"
Patagonia - Eyes Of Prey ✔ – 04Sep24 - pg 74 - "…a fleece-lined Patagonia jacket."
Paved - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 86 - "…were paved with dollar bills."
Planet - Taste: My Life Through Food ✔ – 17Aug24 - pg 121 - "…through a Planet of the Apes…"
Potatoes - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 23 - "…a bushel of potatoes for…"
Preparation - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 312 - "…advance preparation, envisioning a…""
Ship - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 126 - "…barnacles on the ship of state."
Steep - Texas! Sage ✔ – 27July24 - pg 32 - "…into a steep climb that…"
Stream (as a noun) - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 302 - "…into the little stream that flowed…"
Summer - Behold the Dreamers ✔ – 26July24 - pg 109 - "…overall light summer of work."
Sustainable - Taste: My Life Through Food ✔ – 17Aug24 - pg 173 - "…in a sustainable fashion."
Temperate - Taste: My Life Through Food ✔ – 17Aug24 - pg 167 - "…rainy springs and temperate summers."
Tip - Texas! Sage ✔ – 27July24 - pg 252 - "…with the tip of his tongue."
Variety - Texas! Sage ✔ – 27July24 - pg 243 - "…on a variety of subjects."
Whale Watch(ing) - Bury Your Dead ✔ – 31Jan25 - pg 92 - "…went whale watching in…"
Wooden - To Kill a Mockingbird ✔ - 12July24 - pg 13 - "Wooden sawhorses blocked the…"
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Congrats on your finish BC!! Love finding those elusive words!!
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June 1, 2024 - August 31, 2024
The words for this search are taken from our Journey to the End of the World: Patagonia Seasonal Challenge. You do not need to participate in both to play.
Below is the list of 45 words for you to find. They can only be found within the text of the book - no covers, titles or authors, please. For each word you find, please provide the book title, page or location, and the sentence or phrase containing the word.
Happy Hunting!!
Words
Advancing (no variations)
Ambush
Antarctica
Badland(s)
Beef
Boat
Cape
Chocolate
Cultivation
Dictator
Display
Dolphin(s)
End of the World (complete phrase)
Entrance Fee (must be together)
Express
Fearsome
Flock
Fox
Gable
Glacial
Harsh
Hemisphere
Immigrant
Killer
Latitude
Left Hand (must be together)
Longest (no variations)
Majestic
Monolith
Notoriety
Patagonia
Paved
Planet
Potatoes (must be plural)
Preparation
Ship
Steep
Stream (as a noun)
Summer
Sustainable
Temperate
Tip
Variety
Whale Watch(ing) (must be together)
Wooden