Whale of a Tail LbNA #33858 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Aug 4, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Gloucester |
| County: | Essex |
| State: | Massachusetts |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | TB & the boys  |
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| Found by: | Ladybug1090 |
| Last found: | May 14, 2008 |
| Status: | FFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Aug 4, 2007 |
BOX CONFIRMED MISSING 5/10/2009!
We love the charm of this old seaport. My family has been summering here for the past ten years and we have started many traditions here. We love the bazaars and festivals and the many options for swimming and beachcombing. Our boys love to go whale watching and our favorite companies are Yankee Fleet and Capt. Bill's. Although the sightings were more spectacular 5-10 yrs ago, it is still worth the trip.
We always enjoy walking Stacy Blvd. and playing in Stage Fort Park. Our box can be found on the Lucy Brown Davis Pathway. Find the pillars marking this path near the tennis courts on Stacy Blvd. Walk the path counting benches as you go. After the sixth bench you will see a break in the stone wall with a set of stone steps leading upwards. Climb up to the fourth step and look to your right. There is a young, 5 branched tree just off the steps. The box is hidden behind the roots of this tree, under a rock. Please be sure no one is watching you as this park is very crowded and someone else's box in the park has been vandalized. Drop us a line to let us know how the box is doing. Thanks!
We love the charm of this old seaport. My family has been summering here for the past ten years and we have started many traditions here. We love the bazaars and festivals and the many options for swimming and beachcombing. Our boys love to go whale watching and our favorite companies are Yankee Fleet and Capt. Bill's. Although the sightings were more spectacular 5-10 yrs ago, it is still worth the trip.
We always enjoy walking Stacy Blvd. and playing in Stage Fort Park. Our box can be found on the Lucy Brown Davis Pathway. Find the pillars marking this path near the tennis courts on Stacy Blvd. Walk the path counting benches as you go. After the sixth bench you will see a break in the stone wall with a set of stone steps leading upwards. Climb up to the fourth step and look to your right. There is a young, 5 branched tree just off the steps. The box is hidden behind the roots of this tree, under a rock. Please be sure no one is watching you as this park is very crowded and someone else's box in the park has been vandalized. Drop us a line to let us know how the box is doing. Thanks!