Would You Care for a Strawberry? LbNA #53107
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Apr 19, 2010 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Milton |
| County: | Norfolk |
| State: | Massachusetts |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Aquamarine  |
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| Found by: | Sagacorn |
| Last found: | Nov 29, 2017 |
| Status: | FFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Apr 19, 2010 |
NOTE: BE SURE TO BRING YOUR OWN INKPAD AND PEN.
This Letterbox is hidden on Little Blue Hill, across from the Great Blue Hill. Enter the parking lot, and head over to the entrance to the hill by the map. Head up! Follow the signs on the trees that say "trail" if you come to a fork. It should be pretty straightforward. NOTE: shortly after you see a large, brown house through the trees to your right, you will come to a tree with a number on it, and the road goes two ways. Go left. After a while, you will see a stone bench in the distance. When you get closer two it, take the small, rocky path to the right that goes straight to the bench. On this trail you will see three large, dark strips of boulder to your right. Stop at these boulders. in between the two father boulders, you will see a pile of much smaller rocks. Underneath these rocks is the letterbox. ;-)
This Letterbox is hidden on Little Blue Hill, across from the Great Blue Hill. Enter the parking lot, and head over to the entrance to the hill by the map. Head up! Follow the signs on the trees that say "trail" if you come to a fork. It should be pretty straightforward. NOTE: shortly after you see a large, brown house through the trees to your right, you will come to a tree with a number on it, and the road goes two ways. Go left. After a while, you will see a stone bench in the distance. When you get closer two it, take the small, rocky path to the right that goes straight to the bench. On this trail you will see three large, dark strips of boulder to your right. Stop at these boulders. in between the two father boulders, you will see a pile of much smaller rocks. Underneath these rocks is the letterbox. ;-)