Yin Yan LbNA #6843 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Dec 29, 2003 |
| Location: | |
| City: | West Roxbury |
| County: | Suffolk |
| State: | Massachusetts |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | C Boys  |
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| Found by: | Peppermint Patti |
| Last found: | Jun 1, 2004 |
| Status: | FFFar |
| Last edited: | Dec 11, 2015 |
****Sorry the stamp has disappeared. Please do not visit until further notice.****
This is our first letterbox. We are from Michigan but visit relatives in Boston quite frequently. Millenium Park is a great place to see spectacular views of the Charles River and just run around. It has a playground and is home to a lot of soccer and kiting events. Enjoy your visit!
This 350-acre park contains several miles of paved bike/ped trails and has great views and a lot of open space.
Clues
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The park is located off the VFW Parkway with the entrance by a Home Depot. Driving into the park, look for the parking lot that will take you to the top of the hill.
Walk west to one end of the park, a hill overlooking the Charles River. There are three park benches here. Hike down to the bottom of the hill to the path leading to the canoe launch.
Look for a path leading to a nature trail along the Charles River. The opening for this path is a few feet west of the canoe launch opening.
Count 330 steps along the nature walk.
Look for two large white stone crests to your left among the trees. The Yin Yan letterbox is hidden under the one titled "Machinery".
Good Luck and enjoy the stamp!
Ryan (9), Matthew (7), Jeffrey (3) and Daniel (1).
This is our first letterbox. We are from Michigan but visit relatives in Boston quite frequently. Millenium Park is a great place to see spectacular views of the Charles River and just run around. It has a playground and is home to a lot of soccer and kiting events. Enjoy your visit!
This 350-acre park contains several miles of paved bike/ped trails and has great views and a lot of open space.
Clues
======
The park is located off the VFW Parkway with the entrance by a Home Depot. Driving into the park, look for the parking lot that will take you to the top of the hill.
Walk west to one end of the park, a hill overlooking the Charles River. There are three park benches here. Hike down to the bottom of the hill to the path leading to the canoe launch.
Look for a path leading to a nature trail along the Charles River. The opening for this path is a few feet west of the canoe launch opening.
Count 330 steps along the nature walk.
Look for two large white stone crests to your left among the trees. The Yin Yan letterbox is hidden under the one titled "Machinery".
Good Luck and enjoy the stamp!
Ryan (9), Matthew (7), Jeffrey (3) and Daniel (1).