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652. New World Ancient Evidence by: Ancient Evidence This Waymark Category is for recording the coordinates of evidence of New World cultures who lived in the Americas in pre-historic times. These include, bedrock mortars (Indian grinding holes), ruins of dwellings, petroglyphs, pyramids, and other. These sites may still be considered sacred and all sites are protected under US Federal Law. |
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655. Numismatic Photographs by: Money, Money, Money The object of this category is to find specific sites depicted on officially issued currency (coins and bank notes), photograph them and record the coordinates. |
656. Peace Memorials by: Peace Seekers The purpose of this category is to seek out monuments/memorials that promote the ideals of national, international, or world peace. |
657. Olympic Memorabilia by: Goin' for Gold This Waymark Category is for recording Olympic Memorabilia throughout the world. This includes Memorabilia of the Olympic Games and the many Olympians who competed during the Modern Olympic Games, including the Modern Paralympic Games. |
658. Carillon by: Bell Boyz The goal of this category is to locate and photograph traditional examples of carillons throughout the world. Talk about your heavy metal music, these are considered to be some of the heaviest of musical instruments.
We are not looking for simple bell towers with just a few bells, and certainly are not interested in electronic ones. We will take those that have been converted over, but still have the bells within. Portable ones are an option, too.
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659. Mosques by: Moslem Art & Architecture - Mosques
This category is a place to log the location of any official mosque, past or present. It includes structures that were originally mosques and then converted to other purposes. Suitable candidates for this category which are present day mosques must have clear signage and the word "mosque" or its equivalent in the local language included on the sign or website/website reference if one exists. Sites which are only "Islamic Centers" are not included in this category. |
660. Independent Hot Dog Restaurants by: Hot Doggin' It Hot dogs often conjure up thoughts of warm summers at a picnic or a night at a baseball game. Depending on where you live, hot dogs may be known by some other name such as franks, red hots, white hots, footers, or coneys. Thousands of restaurants all around the world, some dating back to the late 1800s, serve up hot dogs which are topped with a variety of condiments that vary by region and even by city. |
661. Dovecotes by: Pigeon Squadron The purpose of this category is to discover the incredible variety of these pigeon houses that were built by humans from historic times to the present day throughout the world.
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662. Gothic Architecture by: Gothic Stonemasons Your mission if you choose to accept it, is to find either an original Gothic (not pseudo-/neo-Gothic or Gothic Revival) building or structure (with these exceptions: religious buildings and castles) to post in this category. |
663. Lifeboats and Rescue Stations by: Lifeboats This category will be about shore based life boats (i.e. rescue boats) and their stations.<br>
In Europe, lifeboats are typically manned by volunteers, where as in the United States rescue operations are typically managed by a variety of government agencies. |
664. Marinas by: Marinas This category is to waymark marinas, owned either publicly or privately, which are defined generally as a facility for publicly or privately owned powerboats, rowboats, and sailboats, typically offering docking, fuel, off-season out-of-water storage and other services; sometimes with a restaurant.
This category if for those sites not covered by the Sailing and Yacht Clubs category. |
665. Racetracks by: Racetracks Managers Any major or minor racetrack in the world including road courses, ovals, go kart tracks, motorcycle, motocross, dragracing, and special street racing courses.
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666. Arboretums by: Arboretums An arboretum is a botanical garden primarily devoted to the cultivation of trees and other woody plants, often rare ones, forming a living collection intended for scientific study, educational, and ornamental purposes. |
667. Letters on Hills by: Large Letters This category is for marking large letters or entire words on hills or mountains, where the letters are visible from a great distance away on earth. |
668. Peanuts Characters by: Peanuts Characters This category is for all you Peanuts lovers, serving as a tribute to Charles Schultz and his characters. Meet the characters: Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Woodstock, Linus, Lucy, Sally, Schroeder, Peppermint Patty, Marcie, Pigpen, Franklin and Rerun.<br><br>
<b>April 5, 2021<br>
The Peanuts Characters category is updated. Be sure and read all the new requirements.<br><br>
<b>Any previously approved waymark that does not adhere to the new requirements will be grandfathered.</b>
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670. Natural Arches by: Natural Arches Managers A natural arch or natural bridge is a formation (or landform) where a rock arch forms, with a natural passageway through underneath. Photos required to list a waymark. |
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672. Bloggers by: Blog About It! Bloggers around the world unite! We're gathering the locations of bloggers around the world. |
673. Ovens and Kilns by: Oven & Kiln Managers Ovens (or Kilns) are places where bricks, tile, glass, coke, pottery, and other items that must be baked are processed at high temperatures. |
674. Ancient Traces and Roads by: Ancient Traces Many ancient migratory paths of buffalo and other grazing mammals served as the basis of some of our current routes. Aboriginal people would often use the paths to hunt these same animals, as well as to travel throughout their territories. Early military expeditions and explorers took advantage of the existing routes to travel into the wilderness. Settlers also used these same paths to travel into the new territories. Eventually many of these became the basis of our modern roads. |
675. Scenic Boat Rides by: Cast Off!
A category to share and recommend scenic boat rides for others to enjoy. The boat and crew must already be provided as a service to the public. |