Coffee-noun, break fluid LbNA #58946
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Add Location| Owner: | BlackA  |
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| Plant date: | Jul 31, 2011 |
| Location: | Mechanic Street |
| City: | Shelburne Falls |
| County: | Franklin |
| State: | Massachusetts |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Traveln Turtle |
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| Last found: | Jul 31, 2020 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Nov 7, 2021 |
She was my cream, and I was her coffee-And when you pour us together, it was something. ~Josephine Baker (with BlackA moderations).
Gem & I had the best discussions while drinking coffee. This letterbox is planted to celebrate her life.
DIRECTIONS:
Coffee-noun, break fluid letterbox is in Arms Cemetery on Mechanic Street in Shelburne Falls, Ma. If you are coming from Greenfield, at the rotary go west on RT. 2, (Mohawk Trail), for 9.3 miles. Turn Rt onto Mechanic Street, the road has an sign that reads, "dead end", (no pun intended).
This box requires you to search in the cemetery, so it's difficult to say how quickly you will find this box. And I had a vertically challenged, (short) letterboxer point out, you need to be at least 5 feet tall to reach the letterbox, (thank you).
CLUES: As soon as you enter the cemetery, turn left. Pass a green shed, a gazebo and another green shed. Park your vehicle. This is where the quest begins: Search the back half of the cemetery for a stone bench that reads, "In memory of Ralph Bassett". Go to the maple tree closest to the bench. Stand in front of the tree, facing the front of the cemetery. (At 12 o'clock rests my Gemini Sister. Give her a peace sign. She'd think that was groovey.) Look left at 125 degrees or 9 o'clock. Go to that maple tree and search.
This box does not have an ink pad or pen.
Please double bag the contents of the box.
Gem & I had the best discussions while drinking coffee. This letterbox is planted to celebrate her life.
DIRECTIONS:
Coffee-noun, break fluid letterbox is in Arms Cemetery on Mechanic Street in Shelburne Falls, Ma. If you are coming from Greenfield, at the rotary go west on RT. 2, (Mohawk Trail), for 9.3 miles. Turn Rt onto Mechanic Street, the road has an sign that reads, "dead end", (no pun intended).
This box requires you to search in the cemetery, so it's difficult to say how quickly you will find this box. And I had a vertically challenged, (short) letterboxer point out, you need to be at least 5 feet tall to reach the letterbox, (thank you).
CLUES: As soon as you enter the cemetery, turn left. Pass a green shed, a gazebo and another green shed. Park your vehicle. This is where the quest begins: Search the back half of the cemetery for a stone bench that reads, "In memory of Ralph Bassett". Go to the maple tree closest to the bench. Stand in front of the tree, facing the front of the cemetery. (At 12 o'clock rests my Gemini Sister. Give her a peace sign. She'd think that was groovey.) Look left at 125 degrees or 9 o'clock. Go to that maple tree and search.
This box does not have an ink pad or pen.
Please double bag the contents of the box.