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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Feb 12, 2015 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Pacific City |
| County: | Tillamook |
| State: | Oregon |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | ladybug team  |
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| Found by: | Not yet found! |
| Last found: | N/A |
| Last edited: | Feb 12, 2015 |
Our family loves coming to Pacific City every year and we also love letterboxing. So to celebrate our Grandpop's 70th birthday we decided to combine these two loves by planting our first letterbox! Grandpop also loves camping and vintage trailers so that inspired our handcut stamp.
Letterboxing introduced us to the bunnies of Pacific City so we want you to get acquainted with these darling creatures. Go to Cape Kiwanda Inn where you can purchase a bag of bunny food at the hotel desk in the lobby. Proceed to Webb County Campground directly behind the Inn--NOT Seascape RV Park. Look for the bunnies all around the park and enjoy feeding them. Then take the rock-lined path at the marker for campsite 14. Stand between the two white posts at the end of the path. Face the top of the mountain at 30 degrees E of N. Visually locate the small pine tree in the forefront just before the sand berm. The tree is to the right of the grove of larger trees. Walk about 60-70 paces to the small pine tree and you'll find the box under the tree.
Letterboxing introduced us to the bunnies of Pacific City so we want you to get acquainted with these darling creatures. Go to Cape Kiwanda Inn where you can purchase a bag of bunny food at the hotel desk in the lobby. Proceed to Webb County Campground directly behind the Inn--NOT Seascape RV Park. Look for the bunnies all around the park and enjoy feeding them. Then take the rock-lined path at the marker for campsite 14. Stand between the two white posts at the end of the path. Face the top of the mountain at 30 degrees E of N. Visually locate the small pine tree in the forefront just before the sand berm. The tree is to the right of the grove of larger trees. Walk about 60-70 paces to the small pine tree and you'll find the box under the tree.