Coconut Grove Grapevine: It was a perfect day for a treasure hunt

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Monday, April 08, 2013

It was a perfect day for a treasure hunt

The Coconut Grove Rotary Club held their annual Treasure Hunt and 100 people or so participated. It was a great turnout on a perfect 75 degree, sunny day. Young and old showed up and ran around town from location to location collecting clues. Above, from left Deborah Crisp, Donna Borowski and Robin Jackson.

Kelly Smith, who organized the event, as a pirate, along with Starr Davis.

Jennifer Pernas and Adriane Martin were part of the hunt. That's Greylynn who went along, too.

Chris Lones was emcee for the event. There was a stripper pole, I'm not sure why, but Theresa Calluori took a turn on it.

Dan Monahan, left, and Frits Bigham, right, with two friends (sorry, I didn't get their names), all hunted for prizes.

A couple of puppies also did a pole dance. This is Ed Borowski with Zoe on the pole.

This dude decided to do his pole schtick along with the ladies and the dogs.

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