New Hampshire State Stamp LbNA #1718 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | WWW  |
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| Plant date: | Oct 5, 2003 |
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| City: | Danielson |
| County: | Windham |
| State: | Connecticut |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | WWW |
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| Last found: | Oct 28, 2008 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFaFOaaaaa |
| Last edited: | Oct 5, 2003 |
New Hampshire State Stamp Danielson CT. Rated Moderate 1 1/2 miles one steep hill. Planted By The NeeDeeps 4-19-03
Capital...Concord
State Bird...Purple Finch
State Flower...Purple Lilac
Nickname...The Granite State
Admission Date...June 21 1788
Directions: From RT.6 turn into South Frontage RD. you will see a sign for Old Furnace State Park Pull in to the park and go all the way to the back of the parking lot and park.( Don't forget the clues for silly siblings you can get this box at the top of Ross' Cliff also.)Walk between the rocks on a tiny path down a hill to a grassy picnic area.Once you get to the picnic area you will see a well covered with a slab of cement,from therer head straight towards the stream at 255 degress.You will see blue dots on the trees that mark the beginning of the trail,cross over the stream and follow the blue dots.Soon you will come to a wooden bridge with a small pond on your left continue on and then you will go up a couple of small hills.You will pass by a big rock on the right,keep going and you will cross over a a small muddy area on a man made little wooden bridge and there will be a small swamp on your left.Continue on and the trail will twist and turn,and you will go up a couple more hills and the trail will bend to the left and you will go through some mountain laurel.Then you will go up a hill with a drop off on the left(HOLD CHILDRENS HANDS HERE) Keep going up a steeper hill and the trail will bend away from the drop off and the trail will twist and turn through some more mountain laurel and up a small hill.When you get near the top, the trail will come to a Y. go left off the blue trail,and you will come to giant crevice on the left(From this point you can easyily get the silly siblings letterbox.) Or continue straight for my NH.BOX.you will see alot of little overlook spots on your left,over looking Ross' Pond keep going until you come to a big overlook with blue and red paint on the rocks from some local artist,enjoy the view.When you're done looking at the view continue on the trail a little more until you come to the biggest overlook on the left,again enjoy the view.After you take a quick break keep going down the trail and you'll pass by a thigh high rock in the trail,keep going a little more and you will come to a Y the trail will drop off to the left,plus it will keep on going straight(STOP) when you come to this Y.
You will see a tree in the shape of a V on your right,go to this tree and take a reading of 225 degrees,you will see three rocks,the box is behind the middle rock covered with sticks and a flat rock.Please rehide well,this is the second NH box I put up here.Replanted 10-5-03.The NeeDeeps
Capital...Concord
State Bird...Purple Finch
State Flower...Purple Lilac
Nickname...The Granite State
Admission Date...June 21 1788
Directions: From RT.6 turn into South Frontage RD. you will see a sign for Old Furnace State Park Pull in to the park and go all the way to the back of the parking lot and park.( Don't forget the clues for silly siblings you can get this box at the top of Ross' Cliff also.)Walk between the rocks on a tiny path down a hill to a grassy picnic area.Once you get to the picnic area you will see a well covered with a slab of cement,from therer head straight towards the stream at 255 degress.You will see blue dots on the trees that mark the beginning of the trail,cross over the stream and follow the blue dots.Soon you will come to a wooden bridge with a small pond on your left continue on and then you will go up a couple of small hills.You will pass by a big rock on the right,keep going and you will cross over a a small muddy area on a man made little wooden bridge and there will be a small swamp on your left.Continue on and the trail will twist and turn,and you will go up a couple more hills and the trail will bend to the left and you will go through some mountain laurel.Then you will go up a hill with a drop off on the left(HOLD CHILDRENS HANDS HERE) Keep going up a steeper hill and the trail will bend away from the drop off and the trail will twist and turn through some more mountain laurel and up a small hill.When you get near the top, the trail will come to a Y. go left off the blue trail,and you will come to giant crevice on the left(From this point you can easyily get the silly siblings letterbox.) Or continue straight for my NH.BOX.you will see alot of little overlook spots on your left,over looking Ross' Pond keep going until you come to a big overlook with blue and red paint on the rocks from some local artist,enjoy the view.When you're done looking at the view continue on the trail a little more until you come to the biggest overlook on the left,again enjoy the view.After you take a quick break keep going down the trail and you'll pass by a thigh high rock in the trail,keep going a little more and you will come to a Y the trail will drop off to the left,plus it will keep on going straight(STOP) when you come to this Y.
You will see a tree in the shape of a V on your right,go to this tree and take a reading of 225 degrees,you will see three rocks,the box is behind the middle rock covered with sticks and a flat rock.Please rehide well,this is the second NH box I put up here.Replanted 10-5-03.The NeeDeeps