The Ya Ya LbNA #6128 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Oct 19, 2003 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Southampton |
| County: | Hampshire |
| State: | Massachusetts |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Midnyt1man |
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| Last found: | Nov 8, 2003 |
| Status: | FFaa |
| Last edited: | Oct 19, 2003 |
Clue difficult: Easy, if you look in the right place. :)
Terrain: Easy
Your journey begins on Route 10 in Southampton, MA. From the Purple Onion in Westfield, you will go about 2.7 miles down and take the turn onto Fomer Road on your left. This road splits off the right after approximately a half mile, so keep a lookout for a sign for Fomer Road on your right and take the turn. After a couple miles on this road, it will turn into a dirt road and then it will come to a slight fork. You will continue straight/left onto more paved road. BE VERY CAREFUL on this section as some sharp s-turns come up. You will see a body of water on your left after the windy part of the road and then the road will turn to dirt again. A little ways up on the left, you will see a double-level terraced rock wall. This is the entrance to the Old West Part Cemetery. There is no sign, but you will see that this is a very old cemetery. On the front of the first level of the rock wall you will notice metal rings attached to the rock. This is where visitors used to tie up their horses.
Once you get up into the cemetery, begin looking for ole King Clark. He died June 15, 1872 at the ripe ole age of 69. From his gravestone, head straight back into the woods until you come upon a gnarly tree that is right in front of a tree that starts as one trunk and splits into four. From that gnarly ole tree, turn right and follow the rock wall to the corner. Here you will see an old broken gravestone in the ground. Take a left at that gravestone and carefully make your way over the wall. Once over, face the cemetery and look down into the rocks. Here your prize awaits.
We would love to hear from you to get some feedback about the box, if you have a spare moment. Even if just for verification. This is our first box, so we want to make sure that you found the hunt enjoyable. We will be putting out more in the next year, so keep your eyes peeled for K-Four. Have a great day!
Terrain: Easy
Your journey begins on Route 10 in Southampton, MA. From the Purple Onion in Westfield, you will go about 2.7 miles down and take the turn onto Fomer Road on your left. This road splits off the right after approximately a half mile, so keep a lookout for a sign for Fomer Road on your right and take the turn. After a couple miles on this road, it will turn into a dirt road and then it will come to a slight fork. You will continue straight/left onto more paved road. BE VERY CAREFUL on this section as some sharp s-turns come up. You will see a body of water on your left after the windy part of the road and then the road will turn to dirt again. A little ways up on the left, you will see a double-level terraced rock wall. This is the entrance to the Old West Part Cemetery. There is no sign, but you will see that this is a very old cemetery. On the front of the first level of the rock wall you will notice metal rings attached to the rock. This is where visitors used to tie up their horses.
Once you get up into the cemetery, begin looking for ole King Clark. He died June 15, 1872 at the ripe ole age of 69. From his gravestone, head straight back into the woods until you come upon a gnarly tree that is right in front of a tree that starts as one trunk and splits into four. From that gnarly ole tree, turn right and follow the rock wall to the corner. Here you will see an old broken gravestone in the ground. Take a left at that gravestone and carefully make your way over the wall. Once over, face the cemetery and look down into the rocks. Here your prize awaits.
We would love to hear from you to get some feedback about the box, if you have a spare moment. Even if just for verification. This is our first box, so we want to make sure that you found the hunt enjoyable. We will be putting out more in the next year, so keep your eyes peeled for K-Four. Have a great day!