Box of the Month 2015: Wolf (August) {CT} LbNA #68987 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Flutterby Flew By  |
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| Plant date: | Jul 30, 2015 |
| Location: | Lebanon, Connecticut |
| City: | Lebanon |
| County: | New London |
| State: | Connecticut |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Connfederate |
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| Last found: | Aug 23, 2015 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFr |
| Last edited: | Nov 15, 2015 |
**As of 8/28/15, this box has been retired.**
The box of the month series for 2015 has started! The ridiculous amount of snow cover is making it a little tricky around here, but the seventh box is planted!
This year I will be planting the box in different cemeteries and historic places around Lebanon-just to keep it interesting. Be sure to check the location EACH month as I will not be planting in the same spot.
In finding these wonderful letterboxes, you will get to see gorgeous creations from all over the US. Please take extra special care of them as they have many more stops to make before they head home.
So, to find the seventh box in this series, head to Exeter Cemetery on Exeter Road/Route 207. This is on the left, just before the intersection with route 16, if you are headed west.
Park off the road in front of the cemetery, and face it. There is lots of history, and boxes, here if you care to look around.
Step up on to the wall at the FAR right gate.
Walk along the right hand wall ~114 steps.
Stop. Look right to a large tree inside the cemetery. At its base, behind a rock trap door, you will find the wonderful Wolf letterbox by SN Bone of WA.
Please tuck it back in securely when you are done.
Thanks,
Flutterby
The box of the month series for 2015 has started! The ridiculous amount of snow cover is making it a little tricky around here, but the seventh box is planted!
This year I will be planting the box in different cemeteries and historic places around Lebanon-just to keep it interesting. Be sure to check the location EACH month as I will not be planting in the same spot.
In finding these wonderful letterboxes, you will get to see gorgeous creations from all over the US. Please take extra special care of them as they have many more stops to make before they head home.
So, to find the seventh box in this series, head to Exeter Cemetery on Exeter Road/Route 207. This is on the left, just before the intersection with route 16, if you are headed west.
Park off the road in front of the cemetery, and face it. There is lots of history, and boxes, here if you care to look around.
Step up on to the wall at the FAR right gate.
Walk along the right hand wall ~114 steps.
Stop. Look right to a large tree inside the cemetery. At its base, behind a rock trap door, you will find the wonderful Wolf letterbox by SN Bone of WA.
Please tuck it back in securely when you are done.
Thanks,
Flutterby