The Juggernaut LbNA #2130
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Add Location| Owner: | JerseyTrailblazers  |
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| Plant date: | Feb 1, 2002 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Sayreville |
| County: | Middlesex |
| State: | New Jersey |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Chips Ahoy! |
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| Last found: | Jul 31, 2015 |
| Status: | FFFaFa |
| Last edited: | Feb 18, 2020 |
This letterbox was originally planted by Martian Maggot.
The box was 'out of place' due to changes that tend to occur in nature over time. It has been rescued and the clue updated. The original stamp is still going strong but the logbook was waterlogged and needed to be replaced.
Adopted by: Jersey Trailblazers - Feb. 2020
Updated Clue:
In 1914, a film called “the Juggernaut” was shot in Sayreville. The final sequence of this film was the resting spot for the Juggernaut for 24 years. That spot is where your hunt begins.
A lone tree stands at 40 degrees, 27.387 minutes North and 74 degrees, 20.426 minutes West. From that point, head towards the primary colors at 271 degrees. You will now notice a trail at the same heading. From the start of the trail, walk forty one average steps down the trail and stop just before a tree on your left that has three sisters growing from its left side base. From there, turn left and walk down the small hill about 10 steps to a tree at the edge of the marsh before the water lilies. The Juggernaut now rests under the brick block behind it.
Original Clue:
In 1914, a film called “the Juggernaut” was shot in Sayreville. The final sequence of this film was the resting spot for the Juggernaut for 24 years. That spot is where your hunt begins.
A lone tree stands at 40 degrees, 27.387 minutes North and 74 degrees, 20.426 minutes West. From that point, head towards the primary colors at 271 degrees. You will now notice a trail at the same heading. At the start of that trail, there is a dead tree branch on the ground to your left. Thirty two paces down the trail from there, is a see-thru tree at your left, surrounded by water lilies. The Juggernaut now rests inside.
The box was 'out of place' due to changes that tend to occur in nature over time. It has been rescued and the clue updated. The original stamp is still going strong but the logbook was waterlogged and needed to be replaced.
Adopted by: Jersey Trailblazers - Feb. 2020
Updated Clue:
In 1914, a film called “the Juggernaut” was shot in Sayreville. The final sequence of this film was the resting spot for the Juggernaut for 24 years. That spot is where your hunt begins.
A lone tree stands at 40 degrees, 27.387 minutes North and 74 degrees, 20.426 minutes West. From that point, head towards the primary colors at 271 degrees. You will now notice a trail at the same heading. From the start of the trail, walk forty one average steps down the trail and stop just before a tree on your left that has three sisters growing from its left side base. From there, turn left and walk down the small hill about 10 steps to a tree at the edge of the marsh before the water lilies. The Juggernaut now rests under the brick block behind it.
Original Clue:
In 1914, a film called “the Juggernaut” was shot in Sayreville. The final sequence of this film was the resting spot for the Juggernaut for 24 years. That spot is where your hunt begins.
A lone tree stands at 40 degrees, 27.387 minutes North and 74 degrees, 20.426 minutes West. From that point, head towards the primary colors at 271 degrees. You will now notice a trail at the same heading. At the start of that trail, there is a dead tree branch on the ground to your left. Thirty two paces down the trail from there, is a see-thru tree at your left, surrounded by water lilies. The Juggernaut now rests inside.