Cheesey's Grand Adventure LbNA #64283 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Apr 7, 2013 |
| Location: | Larson Lake Blueberry Fields |
| City: | Bellevue |
| County: | King |
| State: | Washington |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Sol Sisters of Girl Scout  |
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| Found by: | Not yet found! |
| Last found: | N/A |
| Status: | m |
| Last edited: | Apr 7, 2013 |
CURRENTLY STOLEN and needs to be replaced.
Cheesey, the field mouse, came to the Larson Lake Blueberry Farm Barn to meet up with some of her friends, Babymouse, Penny, and Wilson. She found out they had already started the hike, so she needed to catch up with them.
She began her trek down the path that had the fence on her right and the blueberries on her left. She enjoyed the rising sun shining on her face. When she reached the forest with gigantic trees on her right and where the path turned left, she realized she was quite tired so she sat to rest. To her pleasant surprise her friend Eagletta, an eagle, flew down and picked her up gently with her talons. Eagletta followed the path to the left to a tall majestic evergreen tree standing above all the other trees, which ended up being kitty corner to her starting point by the barn in the blueberry field.
From this point, she had three paths to choose from - left to Main Street, right toward the lake, or straight ahead. As she stood there thinking quietly, she heard her friends from across the wooden troll bridge straight in front of her. The troll who lived there liked ice cream and cartwheels. Cheesey was nervous because she didn't have any ice cream and she was just learning how to do cartwheels. But she decided to try her best and she did one of her best cartwheels ever! The troll happily allowed her to pass over his bridge.
Once on the other side her friends could hear her and told her to walk about 40 paces to the arch formed by two trees. Her friends had found a new hideaway in the arch of trees on the right side. There they put a book for all their friends to sign when visiting and a mouse club stamp to mark in their books. Cheesey had a great adventure with her friends that day.
Please sign Cheesey’s book and let us know how you liked our adventure! Make sure it is well hidden (can't see the box from the road) when finished, as we had it stolen once already.
-The Sol Sisters of Girl Scouts
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Please DO NOT remove ANY treasure from the letterbox. Please ensure the letterbox is well concealed after you have exchanged stamps and resealed baggies/lids.
Cheesey, the field mouse, came to the Larson Lake Blueberry Farm Barn to meet up with some of her friends, Babymouse, Penny, and Wilson. She found out they had already started the hike, so she needed to catch up with them.
She began her trek down the path that had the fence on her right and the blueberries on her left. She enjoyed the rising sun shining on her face. When she reached the forest with gigantic trees on her right and where the path turned left, she realized she was quite tired so she sat to rest. To her pleasant surprise her friend Eagletta, an eagle, flew down and picked her up gently with her talons. Eagletta followed the path to the left to a tall majestic evergreen tree standing above all the other trees, which ended up being kitty corner to her starting point by the barn in the blueberry field.
From this point, she had three paths to choose from - left to Main Street, right toward the lake, or straight ahead. As she stood there thinking quietly, she heard her friends from across the wooden troll bridge straight in front of her. The troll who lived there liked ice cream and cartwheels. Cheesey was nervous because she didn't have any ice cream and she was just learning how to do cartwheels. But she decided to try her best and she did one of her best cartwheels ever! The troll happily allowed her to pass over his bridge.
Once on the other side her friends could hear her and told her to walk about 40 paces to the arch formed by two trees. Her friends had found a new hideaway in the arch of trees on the right side. There they put a book for all their friends to sign when visiting and a mouse club stamp to mark in their books. Cheesey had a great adventure with her friends that day.
Please sign Cheesey’s book and let us know how you liked our adventure! Make sure it is well hidden (can't see the box from the road) when finished, as we had it stolen once already.
-The Sol Sisters of Girl Scouts
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Please DO NOT remove ANY treasure from the letterbox. Please ensure the letterbox is well concealed after you have exchanged stamps and resealed baggies/lids.