Sunshine Letterbox LbNA #49832
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Add Location| Owner: | N/A |
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| Plant date: | Aug 18, 2009 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Otis |
| County: | Berkshire |
| State: | Massachusetts |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Tandri
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| Found by: | otisgiants |
| Last found: | Sep 15, 2012 |
| Status: | F |
| Last edited: | Aug 18, 2009 |
Find your way to the Tolland State Forest Headquarters on Tolland Rd. in E. Otis, MA. From Tolland State Forest Headquarters drive 1.5 miles (following the signs for Tolland Sate Forest) to the CCC Trail on the left. (There is no parking area, however there is plenty of room to park on the side of the road)
Clues:
Your search begins on the CCC Trail. As you walk along the trail, you will cross over a dried-up stream (at least it was at the time I planted it). Continue on the trail bearing right at the fork (follow the red sign with the white arrow). Keeping on the path, you will soon see a metal structure in front of you, continue on the trail until you come to a T in the trail. Turn left. Walk along the trail then take your first right. Walk down the trail until you see a fallen birch tree. At the fallen tree, take a reading of 70* to see a two sister tree. The sun shines at the base of this tree on the south side under some bark. Please re-hide well, if not better than you found it.
**as a side note, as you walk down the final trail you will see a lake in front of you. there is an old air force boat ramp near here. If it's a hot day and you come prepared, take a dip in the lake!**
Clues:
Your search begins on the CCC Trail. As you walk along the trail, you will cross over a dried-up stream (at least it was at the time I planted it). Continue on the trail bearing right at the fork (follow the red sign with the white arrow). Keeping on the path, you will soon see a metal structure in front of you, continue on the trail until you come to a T in the trail. Turn left. Walk along the trail then take your first right. Walk down the trail until you see a fallen birch tree. At the fallen tree, take a reading of 70* to see a two sister tree. The sun shines at the base of this tree on the south side under some bark. Please re-hide well, if not better than you found it.
**as a side note, as you walk down the final trail you will see a lake in front of you. there is an old air force boat ramp near here. If it's a hot day and you come prepared, take a dip in the lake!**