Welsh Rugby Scarf Travel Log in Pictures

**azwildcat96** · 3rd July 11, 03:01 PM

The scarf made it to the campus of the University of Arizona. Here are a few photos:

Arizona Wildcats Athletics Entrance
Outside the U of A Football Stadium
Bronze Wildcats Sculpture
Bear Down!

Derek, feel free to post them directly here in the thread, like before.

There may be another photo set from later tonight or tomorrow??? We'll see. Either way, the scarf will be off in the post on Tuesday (when the US Post Office re-opens) to its' next destination

**Derek** · 3rd July 11, 03:26 PM

Excellents pics. Thanks for them. If the scarf can be on its way on Tues to the next mystery reciever that will be brilliant. It needs to cover a lot of ground quickly.
Thankyou once again for what you have done. Here the pics posted.

Looking forward to its next course heading wherever that may be. Only azwildcat96 knows.
Iechyd Da

Derek

**Jock Scot** · 3rd July 11, 10:31 PM

It looks a tad dry down there! Great pictures.

**English Bloke** · 3rd July 11, 11:33 PM

Who's next?

**Derek** · 3rd July 11, 11:44 PM

I have no idea John. That will only be revealed when the next pics are posted. Its anyones guess.
Iechyd Da
Derek

**Morris at Heathfield** · 4th July 11, 09:51 AM

Too bad the thought didn't occur to me earlier, but the Malad Valley Welsh Festival was last weekend. Somebody who lives in southern Idaho, northern Utah, or western Wyoming could have taken it there.

**azwildcat96** · 5th July 11, 08:37 AM

In about a half hour, I'll be heading to the US Post Office, to get the scarf off to the next top secret destination...

A hint: It will be remaining in The USA, traveling North to a town near the world's largest man-made excavation. I think there is a Scottish Festival there this weekend, so there should be some good pictures coming.

**piperdbh** · 5th July 11, 11:01 AM

Originally Posted by azwildcat96

It will be traveling North to a town near the world's largest man-made excavation.

How coincidental! The scarf's homeland has some excavations that were used for the same thing that this big one is famous for. Hmmmm............

**theborderer** · 5th July 11, 12:26 PM

The scarf is producing a fantastic Travelogue. Thanks for all the pics

**Hamish** · 6th July 11, 11:18 AM

Hi Derek!
I have not been around these parts much in recent months and so have missed this thread, with all the wonderful location shots, until now. When your scarf eventually returns to the UK, don't forget Storrington! I've not used my camera for a rather long time (no new kilts for almost a year now!!) and I'm sure it's raring to go once more!

Love to you both (also Dot and Arwyn, of course!).

Take care,
Ham.