Lavoisier, the Curious Chemyst's Letterbox LbNA #13756 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Mar 12, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | ??? |
| County: | King |
| State: | Washington |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Green Guillemot  |
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| Found by: | ??? |
| Last found: | Jan 16, 2006 |
| Status: | FFF |
| Last edited: | Mar 12, 2005 |
SU DoC (BH):
Dr. Antoine Lavoisier crossed the glassed-in atrium and stepped outside into the sunshine at the NE corner of his lab. He walked down to the sidewalk, and turned to (Hg + Sn + Ti) degrees. He proceeded along until he saw a sign that directed him to the greater glory of God. He passed under the sign and up 27 steps. The Tau Beta Pi was nearby, and he stopped to admire it.
Suddenly, he could hear the dihydrogen monoxide dispenser in the distance (bearing about 5 x Yb). He walked over to its beautiful and noisy installation, and rested a moment. Then in the distance, at about (K x Ne) degrees, he could see a statue. He went to investigate.
Sure enough, he found St. I. L. standing at the door of learning, and he was pointing! Lavoisier walked in the direction that I. L. pointed for 11 steps, then stopped and faced (Ho x 5) degrees. He walked for 47 more steps, and then saw a stairway leading up to his left. Up the stairs he went, stopping on the 14th step. Sitting down, Dr. Lavoisier made sure he was alone. Then he carefully wrapped up his artifacts, and hid then in the rock wall on the left behind a stone.
You are invited to visit Lavoisier's artifact, if you can be discreet. Periodically, you may want to consult a reference on your journey. All readings are magnetic.
Dr. Antoine Lavoisier crossed the glassed-in atrium and stepped outside into the sunshine at the NE corner of his lab. He walked down to the sidewalk, and turned to (Hg + Sn + Ti) degrees. He proceeded along until he saw a sign that directed him to the greater glory of God. He passed under the sign and up 27 steps. The Tau Beta Pi was nearby, and he stopped to admire it.
Suddenly, he could hear the dihydrogen monoxide dispenser in the distance (bearing about 5 x Yb). He walked over to its beautiful and noisy installation, and rested a moment. Then in the distance, at about (K x Ne) degrees, he could see a statue. He went to investigate.
Sure enough, he found St. I. L. standing at the door of learning, and he was pointing! Lavoisier walked in the direction that I. L. pointed for 11 steps, then stopped and faced (Ho x 5) degrees. He walked for 47 more steps, and then saw a stairway leading up to his left. Up the stairs he went, stopping on the 14th step. Sitting down, Dr. Lavoisier made sure he was alone. Then he carefully wrapped up his artifacts, and hid then in the rock wall on the left behind a stone.
You are invited to visit Lavoisier's artifact, if you can be discreet. Periodically, you may want to consult a reference on your journey. All readings are magnetic.