Hovenweep Monument Webbox LbNA #60489
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Add Location| Owner: | Azroadie
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| Plant date: | Jan 11, 2012 |
| Location: | Hovenweep National Monument |
| City: | Aneth |
| County: | San Juan |
| State: | Utah |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Desert Flower |
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| Last found: | Sep 25, 2015 |
| Status: | F |
| Last edited: | Jan 3, 2016 |
Walking distance: 1.5 miles for the loop trip
Trail difficulty: slightly moderate; it is uneven and rocky with one steep part
The answers to the questions in the clues for this webbox are located in Hovenweep National Monument located along the eastern edge of southeastern Utah. Letterboxes are not allowed to be physically placed in national parks and monuments administered by the U. S. National Park Service. So, I have created this webbox. You must actually visit the area of the clues; however, you need to go to the Web to obtain your finders stamp and sign the log book.
Enter Hovenweep National Monument, drive to the Visitor Center, and park there.
Start walking on the Square Tower Trail which starts at the Visitor Center and heads south. Look for a large interpretive sign which is titled “Explore Square Tower Trail” (there is a large map on the sign). In the first paragraph (starts with a number one in a green dot), in the 2nd line, what is the 12th (last) word _____?
Continue on the trail and walk clock-wise on it. At the Twin Towers look for a medium-size wooden sign (to the left of the small Twin Towers sign) with three lines on it that start with the word “Please”. What is the last word on the sign _____?
To create the mystery word, put the word from the second question on the end of the word from the first question (without spaces). Paste the mystery word into this URL (replacing the question marks “???” with the mystery word):
http://nostalgia.esmartkid.com/???.html
Now, plug/paste/type the new URL into your web browser and you will have completed your search for the Hovenweep Monument Webbox.
Please record your find at www.letterboxing.org/ .
Click here for a list of all my national parks and monuments webboxes.
Trail difficulty: slightly moderate; it is uneven and rocky with one steep part
The answers to the questions in the clues for this webbox are located in Hovenweep National Monument located along the eastern edge of southeastern Utah. Letterboxes are not allowed to be physically placed in national parks and monuments administered by the U. S. National Park Service. So, I have created this webbox. You must actually visit the area of the clues; however, you need to go to the Web to obtain your finders stamp and sign the log book.Enter Hovenweep National Monument, drive to the Visitor Center, and park there.
Start walking on the Square Tower Trail which starts at the Visitor Center and heads south. Look for a large interpretive sign which is titled “Explore Square Tower Trail” (there is a large map on the sign). In the first paragraph (starts with a number one in a green dot), in the 2nd line, what is the 12th (last) word _____?
Continue on the trail and walk clock-wise on it. At the Twin Towers look for a medium-size wooden sign (to the left of the small Twin Towers sign) with three lines on it that start with the word “Please”. What is the last word on the sign _____?
To create the mystery word, put the word from the second question on the end of the word from the first question (without spaces). Paste the mystery word into this URL (replacing the question marks “???” with the mystery word):
http://nostalgia.esmartkid.com/???.html
Now, plug/paste/type the new URL into your web browser and you will have completed your search for the Hovenweep Monument Webbox.
Please record your find at www.letterboxing.org/ .
Click here for a list of all my national parks and monuments webboxes.