<human>: Dear Reddit,

So I've tried googling this, but to no avail, so I figured I'd ask around here and see what sort of response I could get. 

A few years back, while camping in Yosemite National Park in CA, my sister and I found what was basically a little statue of a golden goose in our campsite's 'bear locker' box. On the bottom it gave instructions to take it with you somewhere, take a picture of it there, send the picture to a certain website (and say where it was taken), and then leave the statue for another random person to do the same. The goal seemed to be how far they could get this little guy to go. Which I thought was awesome.

So awesome, in fact, did I find this idea, that I decided to take the goose to Scotland with me. (By this time I had looked them up online, saw they also had a cat statue and some other stuff. I think their starting point was somewhere Midwest, but I wish I could remember more details).

However, although I placed him and took pictures, I never managed to find that site again (computer issues, mostly), and it's been bothering me for quite a while now that I've never been able to share with them my pictures, or find out where he went next. The people who started this project seemed like cool kids, so my hope is that at least one of them is a Redditor, and if not, perhaps some of you have encountered these figures or their blog before, or have some idea of what I'm talking about (because seriously, google completely failed me. But I know Reddit can do this! We've connected people with the cameras they've lost in other countries!). 

Below are the pictures I took. Sorry about the poor quality, but I wanted him with a view of the castle, and although I had a couple of other placements with him around the city during the day, those same computer troubles that caused me to lose track of the site left me with only the very final pictures.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Some kids on the internet made an interactive art project. I helped by bringing a golden goose to Scotland. Haven't been able to find their site since. Help!