Prevent Improper Re-Hideation PSA LbNA #13546 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Feb 17, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Columbia |
| County: | Boone |
| State: | Missouri |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Lnd-Crzr  |
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| Found by: | Grace to You |
| Last found: | May 30, 2005 |
| Status: | FFFaa |
| Last edited: | Feb 17, 2005 |
Ironicly, this LB has gone missing. I will replace it after the Second Annual Mid-MO Spring Gathering which is on May 6th. If you'd like more info, drop me a line.
Haven't we all seen poor Letterboxes lost in their prime due to improper re-hideation? Only you can prevent such travesties. Please, be discreet in your Letterboxing and prudent in your re-hidation. This has been a Public Service Announcement.
You're starting point for this LB is in Capen Park's parking lot.
Capen (pronounced K-pen) is located in Columbia Missouri, just south of the Missouri University campus. In fact, their surplus building is on Capen Park Dr. Take Stadium Blvd to S College Ave. The intersection is just east of the University Hospital (or Monk Dr). Head south on S College, or it may be call S Rock Quarry Rd. Drive down the hill and take the first right, which is Capen Park Dr. This will lead you right into Capen’s parking lot. From Capen's parking lot head right to the Hinkson trail. Cross the bridge and take a quick left. A wide trail follows the creek, then squeezes down to a small, but well worn path. Stay on this main path which roughly follows the creek (on the left), though at times it will be out of sight. Eventually you'll begin uphill and run atop high ground with another bluff on the left. If you're a bit sneaky, you'll surprise a bunch of turkey vultures lounging about the top of this crag. After some time the trail begins a slow descent. As it descends you'll come to a sharp turn to the left. In this turn, on the left, will be a small cluster of downed timber, with one five foot tall stump that looks as if it were snapped off and splintered. At the base of this tree is a hollow log, your PSA is found here.
Please be discreet in your LBing and prudent in your re-hiding. No LB should suffer from Improper Re-Hideation.
Drop me a line after you've found 'Prevent Improper Re-Hideation PSA' to let me know how it is fairing. Thanks and enjoy!
Haven't we all seen poor Letterboxes lost in their prime due to improper re-hideation? Only you can prevent such travesties. Please, be discreet in your Letterboxing and prudent in your re-hidation. This has been a Public Service Announcement.
You're starting point for this LB is in Capen Park's parking lot.
Capen (pronounced K-pen) is located in Columbia Missouri, just south of the Missouri University campus. In fact, their surplus building is on Capen Park Dr. Take Stadium Blvd to S College Ave. The intersection is just east of the University Hospital (or Monk Dr). Head south on S College, or it may be call S Rock Quarry Rd. Drive down the hill and take the first right, which is Capen Park Dr. This will lead you right into Capen’s parking lot. From Capen's parking lot head right to the Hinkson trail. Cross the bridge and take a quick left. A wide trail follows the creek, then squeezes down to a small, but well worn path. Stay on this main path which roughly follows the creek (on the left), though at times it will be out of sight. Eventually you'll begin uphill and run atop high ground with another bluff on the left. If you're a bit sneaky, you'll surprise a bunch of turkey vultures lounging about the top of this crag. After some time the trail begins a slow descent. As it descends you'll come to a sharp turn to the left. In this turn, on the left, will be a small cluster of downed timber, with one five foot tall stump that looks as if it were snapped off and splintered. At the base of this tree is a hollow log, your PSA is found here.
Please be discreet in your LBing and prudent in your re-hiding. No LB should suffer from Improper Re-Hideation.
Drop me a line after you've found 'Prevent Improper Re-Hideation PSA' to let me know how it is fairing. Thanks and enjoy!