Saint Sasquatch LbNA #59968
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Add Location| Owner: | Wisconsin Hiker  |
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| Plant date: | Oct 23, 2011 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Ogunquit |
| County: | York |
| State: | Maine |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Blueberry Beach |
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| Last found: | May 17, 2013 |
| Status: | FF |
| Last edited: | May 15, 2016 |
Last checked/found: 23-OCT-11
Location: notliH-nniW s’gniK tnarG Conservation Area. From the center of Ogunquit go west for 3.5 miles on Berwick/North Berwick/Ogunquit roads. The parking lot is just after you cross the Ogunquit River on the right.
Terrain: Fairly level dirt trail through woods and boardwalks.
Time/Distance: 30-45 minutes.
This area is famous for the many zombies that roam the area and this particular trail is one where many of them like to have fun. However did you know that there is also a shrine in the midst of all this mayhem? Do you dare to visit it? Perhaps the saint will join the ranks of the “undead” if you bring him to light….
If you are brave (or foolhardy) enough to track the elusive Saint Sasquatch, begin at the trailhead in the parking lot. The ground is often soft in many areas of the trail, so you will appreciate the numerous boardwalks. Be sure to look closely at the mud on the sides, perhaps you will see a “bigfoot” imprint…
Make your way over the glacial rock face and follow the arrows that point the way to the shrine until you reach a fork with no guiding arrow. Take the sinister path and then once again choose the non-righteous path. Soon after you begin traveling down this spooky carriage path, you’ll come to a side trail that goes right into a field. Say your prayers as you head down this trail toward the large “trinity oak”. The saint is ensconced in the center of this wooden chapel.
If you survive the encounter, please be sure to return the saintly Sasquatch to a well-sealed and concealed prayer chamber so he does not haunt your dreams. You may then retrace your steps to return to your vehicle. Hopefully he has provided some blessings to protect you from all those crazy zombies!
We live quite a distance from here, so would really enjoy an email update to let us know how this box is doing. Thanks!
Hike length: 1 mile
Location: notliH-nniW s’gniK tnarG Conservation Area. From the center of Ogunquit go west for 3.5 miles on Berwick/North Berwick/Ogunquit roads. The parking lot is just after you cross the Ogunquit River on the right.
Terrain: Fairly level dirt trail through woods and boardwalks.
Time/Distance: 30-45 minutes.
This area is famous for the many zombies that roam the area and this particular trail is one where many of them like to have fun. However did you know that there is also a shrine in the midst of all this mayhem? Do you dare to visit it? Perhaps the saint will join the ranks of the “undead” if you bring him to light….
If you are brave (or foolhardy) enough to track the elusive Saint Sasquatch, begin at the trailhead in the parking lot. The ground is often soft in many areas of the trail, so you will appreciate the numerous boardwalks. Be sure to look closely at the mud on the sides, perhaps you will see a “bigfoot” imprint…
Make your way over the glacial rock face and follow the arrows that point the way to the shrine until you reach a fork with no guiding arrow. Take the sinister path and then once again choose the non-righteous path. Soon after you begin traveling down this spooky carriage path, you’ll come to a side trail that goes right into a field. Say your prayers as you head down this trail toward the large “trinity oak”. The saint is ensconced in the center of this wooden chapel.
If you survive the encounter, please be sure to return the saintly Sasquatch to a well-sealed and concealed prayer chamber so he does not haunt your dreams. You may then retrace your steps to return to your vehicle. Hopefully he has provided some blessings to protect you from all those crazy zombies!
We live quite a distance from here, so would really enjoy an email update to let us know how this box is doing. Thanks!
Hike length: 1 mile