Cat-ch A Glimpse: Charlie Catlin LbNA #46622

There once was a family of cats, who were contented to spend their days cat-napping in the warm Springtime sun. One day a tornado of cat-aclysmic proportions touched down while they were sleeping. What a cat-astrophe! After many years of being in the cat-bird seat, where would they go? A cat-erpillar told them about a wonderful place he had seen in a cat-alog. It was a city known for its' tall beautiful pink birds. "Jumping cat-fish!", they exclaimed. "That's the place for us!" They loaded up the cat-amaran and floated down the big river to the land of milk and pink Flamingos. It was the cats-meow. Each one chose a different place in the city where they could have a cats-eye view of the goings on. Contented again, they all took a cat-nip, oops, a cat-nap. If you're stealthy enough, you might Cat-ch a Glimpse of them.

The clues and location for this box have changed as the first box was planted on private property unknowingly. If you already found the old box, I invite you to look for this new one or just visit this nice little park with a playground, picnic area, ball field and fishing hole. You and the kitties, oops kiddies, will have fun either way.

Find Chestnut Street off of Pleasant Street. Head up the hill past the Leominster Ice Co. Continue on past 40 Barrett Park Drive or Barrett Parkway (Barrett Park) on the right to the end of the road. In front of you is the entrance to Veronica Russell Conservation area. Depending on the season, either park in front of the white gate or on the side of the road if the gate is open. Pass the gate and head up the road/path past the old log graveyard. Look for pole 19 on the left. Walk alittle more and see the multi-trunked tree with 2 cinderblocks at it bottom. Charlie hid your prize in the one dressed in green. Shh, Charlie could be cat-ching a little shut eye while you're there.

Cat-ch you later!!