She Loves Me LbNA #30297
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Apr 22, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Carver |
| County: | Plymouth |
| State: | Massachusetts |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | BorisDM  |
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| Found by: | Shamoose |
| Last found: | May 28, 2011 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFa |
| Last edited: | Nov 9, 2015 |
This letterbox was a Valentine's Day gift from my wife, hence the name.
You can find this box in a conservation area on Indian Street. From Rt 495, Exit 2, take Route 58 (Tremont Street) north. After about a mile, Route 58 turns left on to South Main Street. About 1/2 mile from there, take your first left on to Indian Street. A short distance from there you'll see Alexandra Lane on the left. Just past the house on that corner you'll see a white sign for the conservation area. It's easy to miss. There's room for a couple of cars to park there.
Depending upon the time of year you are searching for this letterbox, treking through the woods can be quite difficult in late summer/early fall when everything is overgrown. The trail is clearly marked so if you can't find the trail, just follow the markers.
Follow the white arrows that mark the trail. When you come to a T intersection, turn right. Continue down the trail until you come to a small stream. Turn right along the bank of the stream and count 24-26 steps to a large maple tree with two trunks. Look in the crock of the trunks and hidden beneath some bark and sticks, you'll find the letterbox. Please rehide carefully.
You can find this box in a conservation area on Indian Street. From Rt 495, Exit 2, take Route 58 (Tremont Street) north. After about a mile, Route 58 turns left on to South Main Street. About 1/2 mile from there, take your first left on to Indian Street. A short distance from there you'll see Alexandra Lane on the left. Just past the house on that corner you'll see a white sign for the conservation area. It's easy to miss. There's room for a couple of cars to park there.
Depending upon the time of year you are searching for this letterbox, treking through the woods can be quite difficult in late summer/early fall when everything is overgrown. The trail is clearly marked so if you can't find the trail, just follow the markers.
Follow the white arrows that mark the trail. When you come to a T intersection, turn right. Continue down the trail until you come to a small stream. Turn right along the bank of the stream and count 24-26 steps to a large maple tree with two trunks. Look in the crock of the trunks and hidden beneath some bark and sticks, you'll find the letterbox. Please rehide carefully.