**We Love Snow** LbNA #43012
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Aug 26, 2008 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Meriden |
| County: | New Haven |
| State: | Connecticut |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | maine-iac at heart  |
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| Found by: | Nairon |
| Last found: | Jul 12, 2018 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Dec 14, 2015 |
This box won't be planted until Tuesday August 26, 2008.
We Love Snow. There is nothing more enjoyable then seeing that first Snowflake fall. Since it is nearing the end of summer, I am looking forward to winter even more now. I am tired of the heat!! So I figured I would do a cold themed letterbox : -) I also love Hubbard Park around Christmas time, all the Snowflakes hanging from the trees.
So here are the clues -
Park at the trailhead up the hill to the left of the pond. Start out by going up the "snow" white trail. You will start off by walking up a hill that is kind of rocky. It will then level out. Keep following the trail. You will then see a guard rail appear on your left. Soon after that a trail will appear on your left. Take that. You will have to climb over the guard rail. Go over the black pipe and when you get to the fork in the trail take a right. You will now be on the orange trail. Continue on orange for a little bit, passing through a narrow trail and then that opens up to a wider trail. You will be looking for an Orange blazed beech tree on your right. At that tree stop and look to your left into the woods. You will see a lone oak tree with two stumps attached to it. Walk toward them, and in the back of the stumps in the hole you will find a little piece of Winter.
Don't forget to go visit my Moose. He gets kind of lonely out there.
We Love Snow. There is nothing more enjoyable then seeing that first Snowflake fall. Since it is nearing the end of summer, I am looking forward to winter even more now. I am tired of the heat!! So I figured I would do a cold themed letterbox : -) I also love Hubbard Park around Christmas time, all the Snowflakes hanging from the trees.
So here are the clues -
Park at the trailhead up the hill to the left of the pond. Start out by going up the "snow" white trail. You will start off by walking up a hill that is kind of rocky. It will then level out. Keep following the trail. You will then see a guard rail appear on your left. Soon after that a trail will appear on your left. Take that. You will have to climb over the guard rail. Go over the black pipe and when you get to the fork in the trail take a right. You will now be on the orange trail. Continue on orange for a little bit, passing through a narrow trail and then that opens up to a wider trail. You will be looking for an Orange blazed beech tree on your right. At that tree stop and look to your left into the woods. You will see a lone oak tree with two stumps attached to it. Walk toward them, and in the back of the stumps in the hole you will find a little piece of Winter.
Don't forget to go visit my Moose. He gets kind of lonely out there.