If my memory serves me there are an abundance of seahorses on HL268 Cedar Keys.

Anyone have a count?

I remember the count to be 10
On the HL website you had flashing shots of where each seahorse was located.

http://www.lighthousekeepers.com/cgi-bin/forumscgi/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=19;t=000397#000000

Paul had this post about 4 years ago.

Ya thats the flashing shots.
I think it was also put on the HL site.

HELP!! Even with the pictures, I can't find four of the ten on Cedar Keys. I found the first one listed here awhile ago, then stopped looking. Are there others with more than 1 seahorse? If so, what are they? Except for the first one, I've found these thanks to Paul's link:

In the back of the building under the picnic table between the porch and the sidewalk. Head and curled tail face down.

Upright, faces right, just left of middle of cliff under water tower

Look in bottom tan palm fronds closest to dwelling next to lavender-colored bush in front of sculpture’s flag.

Inside chimney on dwelling next to water tower.

Upright, right-facing seahorse on back of lavender bush next to palm tree–green in color.

Right-facing head & pegasus only are on top of overturned barrel next to water tower. Best seen if viewed between water tower and dwelling through a magnifying glass. Same color as barrel.


Paul,

Can you be more specific about the four locations I can't find in your slide show in the link? I've been at it for about an hour and am still unable to locate the buggers.

Sandy

Sandy,

Here are 2 others.

One is on the ceiling of the front porch on the long side of the building directly over the stairs.

The second is on the roof of the bulding. Look at the tower and then rotate to look at the vent on the short side of the building. The seahorse is to the left of the vent

Eric,

Thank you!!

Sandy

Bringing this one up to the top once again. Anybody find the three (or four) seahorses that we couldn't locate when this thread began? I've even posted it to the HL Archives hoping somebody would get out a magnifying glass. . . .

Sandy