Queen of the Island LbNA #54891
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jun 30, 2009 |
| Location: | Penrose Point State Park |
| City: | Lakebay |
| County: | Pierce |
| State: | Washington |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | A-Bear (&J-Bear)  |
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| Found by: | Not yet found! |
| Last found: | N/A |
| Last edited: | Jun 30, 2009 |
8/2/2010 notes:
Penrose Point, Penrose SP???, Key Peninsula, WA
Placed June 30, 2009
Well we planted this box over a year ago when I was pregnant and only just now uncovered the clues WHICH ARE VAGUE SINCE the LANDMARKS are difficult to spot or uncover with tides changing. We took a boat to this spot so I have no idea how you would find this box via car. So maybe it’s best to just not find this box since you might just be TOTALLY FRUSTRATED with such clear clues from a PRINCESS who asked her PRINCE charming to take her to an island so she could ride away into the sunset on her beautiful horse. Only turns out, he took me to a peninsula instead of an island which we discovered after sailing away into the sunset, letterbox hidden snug. So since I've forwarned you, there is NO NEED to email me saying my clues are vague and what kind of trees were they and on and on and on....just sip a hot chocolate instead and forget the boat ride, swimming with orcas, bald eagles soaring, jelly fish floating, seagulls, kayakers, harbor seals following us...
CLUES:
Came to the POINT of the island via a boat. Follow the point to the left and fine the low ground and make shift log stairs to enter the woods about 30 yards from the point. It’s also where there’s the broken shells on the beach and to the right of the ivy bush. The trail starts where there’s a foot tall stump on the left and a big tree on the right.
Follow the trail into the woods, might seem like you’re bush wacking, but there was a makeshift trail. Pass one big tree on the right and then a hole that is part of the trail. Behind the next tree on the left of the trail about 5 steps from log at the hole is what you seek.
Clear as mud?? Perhaps someone has stumbled across this box and was wondering where the clues are….now you know.
Penrose Point, Penrose SP???, Key Peninsula, WA
Placed June 30, 2009
Well we planted this box over a year ago when I was pregnant and only just now uncovered the clues WHICH ARE VAGUE SINCE the LANDMARKS are difficult to spot or uncover with tides changing. We took a boat to this spot so I have no idea how you would find this box via car. So maybe it’s best to just not find this box since you might just be TOTALLY FRUSTRATED with such clear clues from a PRINCESS who asked her PRINCE charming to take her to an island so she could ride away into the sunset on her beautiful horse. Only turns out, he took me to a peninsula instead of an island which we discovered after sailing away into the sunset, letterbox hidden snug. So since I've forwarned you, there is NO NEED to email me saying my clues are vague and what kind of trees were they and on and on and on....just sip a hot chocolate instead and forget the boat ride, swimming with orcas, bald eagles soaring, jelly fish floating, seagulls, kayakers, harbor seals following us...
CLUES:
Came to the POINT of the island via a boat. Follow the point to the left and fine the low ground and make shift log stairs to enter the woods about 30 yards from the point. It’s also where there’s the broken shells on the beach and to the right of the ivy bush. The trail starts where there’s a foot tall stump on the left and a big tree on the right.
Follow the trail into the woods, might seem like you’re bush wacking, but there was a makeshift trail. Pass one big tree on the right and then a hole that is part of the trail. Behind the next tree on the left of the trail about 5 steps from log at the hole is what you seek.
Clear as mud?? Perhaps someone has stumbled across this box and was wondering where the clues are….now you know.