Love and Cherish LbNA #69900
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Add Location| Owner: | Catzilla  |
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| Plant date: | Mar 26, 2016 |
| Location: | Smith Lake Cemetery |
| City: | Groton |
| County: | New London |
| State: | Connecticut |
| Boxes: | 0 |
| Found by: | Mb2323 |
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| Last found: | Sep 4, 2022 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | May 5, 2016 |
To Love and Cherish - until death do us part is an appropriate stamp for a cemetery letterbox plant.
Find Smith Lake Cemetery and Avery Morgan Burial Grounds in Groton CT. Enter the cemetery and turn right. Stop at the end of the paved road,park and exit your vehicle. You will see a dirt path directly ahead of you. This hide is about 2/3rds down the dirt path and then about 2/3rds up the hill. Climb the hill. This is a steep hill and there are prickers. Look for the very large boulder with a tree directly in front of it, almost leaning on it. There will be smaller boulders and then two trees side by side. The box is hidden in a "cave" underneath the rocks. You can sit on a flat rock just outside of the "cave" entrance and stamp in. Be careful climbing down the hill. Wyatt, DSA is sitting in front of the "cave" in the picture. Red ink is best and there is red ink in the box. This is a very old historical cemetery. If you are interested in history, please look around.
Find Smith Lake Cemetery and Avery Morgan Burial Grounds in Groton CT. Enter the cemetery and turn right. Stop at the end of the paved road,park and exit your vehicle. You will see a dirt path directly ahead of you. This hide is about 2/3rds down the dirt path and then about 2/3rds up the hill. Climb the hill. This is a steep hill and there are prickers. Look for the very large boulder with a tree directly in front of it, almost leaning on it. There will be smaller boulders and then two trees side by side. The box is hidden in a "cave" underneath the rocks. You can sit on a flat rock just outside of the "cave" entrance and stamp in. Be careful climbing down the hill. Wyatt, DSA is sitting in front of the "cave" in the picture. Red ink is best and there is red ink in the box. This is a very old historical cemetery. If you are interested in history, please look around.