Warm Springs Teepee LbNA #13909
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Mar 19, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Warm Springs |
| County: | Deschutes |
| State: | Oregon |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | kokopelli  |
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| Found by: | Calli-K |
| Last found: | Sep 23, 2006 |
| Status: | FFFFaa |
| Last edited: | Mar 19, 2005 |
Level of difficulty... easy sneezy!!
Kid Friendly?... yep
Wheelchair friendly... kind of. You'll need help at the end.
Estimated Time of Hunt (ETH)... 15 minutes
SO SORRY. THIS BOX IS NOW MISSING!! AS SOON AS I CAN GET A NEW STAMP CARVED AND THE BOX REPLACED (PROBABLY IN A BETTER SPOT... RIGHT, FUNHOG?... I'LL REACTIVATE THIS BOX.
Down in the valley of the Warm Springs Indian tribe is the town by the same name. On Highway 26 you can choose to head north to the casino or stay on the main drag that takes you north to Mt. Hood or south to Madras, Redmond, Bend and beyond.
But here is where you'll find the Warm Springs Teepee for your letterboxing logbook. Find the spot where the stories of this tribe are told with displays, artifacts and interpretive activities. The architecture of this building is amazing and the whole family should enjoy a walk through for a better appreciation of these people.
To the letterbox...
Rock-a-bye-baby
Where do they sleep?
At a corner of the fenceline
Is the teepee you seek!!!
Kid Friendly?... yep
Wheelchair friendly... kind of. You'll need help at the end.
Estimated Time of Hunt (ETH)... 15 minutes
SO SORRY. THIS BOX IS NOW MISSING!! AS SOON AS I CAN GET A NEW STAMP CARVED AND THE BOX REPLACED (PROBABLY IN A BETTER SPOT... RIGHT, FUNHOG?... I'LL REACTIVATE THIS BOX.
Down in the valley of the Warm Springs Indian tribe is the town by the same name. On Highway 26 you can choose to head north to the casino or stay on the main drag that takes you north to Mt. Hood or south to Madras, Redmond, Bend and beyond.
But here is where you'll find the Warm Springs Teepee for your letterboxing logbook. Find the spot where the stories of this tribe are told with displays, artifacts and interpretive activities. The architecture of this building is amazing and the whole family should enjoy a walk through for a better appreciation of these people.
To the letterbox...
Rock-a-bye-baby
Where do they sleep?
At a corner of the fenceline
Is the teepee you seek!!!