Happy Birthday Mom! *Haunted Cemetery* LbNA #34851
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Add Location| Owner: | astrii  |
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| Plant date: | Jul 13, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Berlin |
| County: | Hartford |
| State: | Connecticut |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Eagle & Teapot |
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| Last found: | Jul 9, 2023 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFOFFFFFFFFaFFF |
| Last edited: | Jul 13, 2007 |
**Update** This cemetery has recently been investigated by the Warrens. The grove of trees near the old sections is reportedly haunted. If your intersted in ghosts this is a good cemetery for night boxing.
Find your way to Chamberlain Hwy in Berlin, CT then turn onto Southington Rd at the traffic light. Just after the small fruit stand on the left hand side of the road is the entrance to South Cemetery. If you see the golf course you have gone too far.
This is an extreme box because we planted it in a tree covered with poison ivy. The mental puzzler is because you can not use a compass but must know your cardinal directions.
Clues: Once in the cemetery turn to your right and park between the Upson and J Lee oblisks. Now get out of your car and walk north to the oblisk resembling a lobster bouyee. From the bouyee take a right and walk until you find the stone of Franklin P which is a carved 1/2 rolled parchment. From Franklin continue forward about 4 rows to the stone of Lewis Botsworth (the name is on the opposite side). Now walk on a roughly 45 degree angle to the stone of Henry C. Smith. From smith walk along the row towards the mansion on the hill to the new Dennison stone. From Dennison turn left and walk to a large maple tree covered in vines. The box in under a rock in a small hole under the tree's eastern face.
If you have difficulties finding the tree go back to Dennison and walk straight to the tree line.
Good Luck and rehide really well.
Find your way to Chamberlain Hwy in Berlin, CT then turn onto Southington Rd at the traffic light. Just after the small fruit stand on the left hand side of the road is the entrance to South Cemetery. If you see the golf course you have gone too far.
This is an extreme box because we planted it in a tree covered with poison ivy. The mental puzzler is because you can not use a compass but must know your cardinal directions.
Clues: Once in the cemetery turn to your right and park between the Upson and J Lee oblisks. Now get out of your car and walk north to the oblisk resembling a lobster bouyee. From the bouyee take a right and walk until you find the stone of Franklin P which is a carved 1/2 rolled parchment. From Franklin continue forward about 4 rows to the stone of Lewis Botsworth (the name is on the opposite side). Now walk on a roughly 45 degree angle to the stone of Henry C. Smith. From smith walk along the row towards the mansion on the hill to the new Dennison stone. From Dennison turn left and walk to a large maple tree covered in vines. The box in under a rock in a small hole under the tree's eastern face.
If you have difficulties finding the tree go back to Dennison and walk straight to the tree line.
Good Luck and rehide really well.