More Beautiful Than Diamonds LbNA #13997 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | pilgrimsinthisland  |
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| Plant date: | Mar 23, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Yreka |
| County: | Shasta |
| State: | California |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Doxie Duo |
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| Last found: | Aug 11, 2008 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFam |
| Last edited: | Mar 23, 2005 |
SORRY this box is somewhere(MISSING??? A helpful boxer removed it as management was upset it was on the property. However, this helpful boxer has not replanted it nor sent it to me. So if it is you...could you please email me and let me know what you have done with this box. Would love to replant somewhere.
Thank you...
Do you like trains?
How about the kids?
This holds a handcarved stamp with the design lovingly directed by our son,
he wanted a diamond. I then named it after a song we love to sing. More Precious Than Silver.
We picked the Train museum since our son loves trains and this is a wonderful stop. Right off of I-5 in Yreka there is a train museum. Since the letterbox is outside, you will be able to find the letterbox if the museum is closed.
Clues:
Off of I-5 take the exit in Yreka marking the Train Museum. You can see it from I-5. Park in the parking lot. To find the letterbox walk down the 'tracks' just past an old building that is on the left side of the property. Just past the building you will notice a small little trail that meanders up the hill. Walk up the hill a few paces, on your right you should see some old cable stuck in the ground, a small piece of old plywood, and a rock. Look under the rock and you shall find your treasure. Remember, especially if there are others here to be discreet. Enjoy the contents and place back as you found.
Do take time to enjoy the trains outside. They have some real neat old rail cars. The kids are even able to climb into them. The museum was closed when we arrived, but I am sure it would be worthwhile checking out too.
This letterbox is an orphan. So please contact the placer(that's us) and let us know how it is doing.
thanks
Chocolate Bunny and Pilgrims in This Land
Thank you...
Do you like trains?
How about the kids?
This holds a handcarved stamp with the design lovingly directed by our son,
he wanted a diamond. I then named it after a song we love to sing. More Precious Than Silver.
We picked the Train museum since our son loves trains and this is a wonderful stop. Right off of I-5 in Yreka there is a train museum. Since the letterbox is outside, you will be able to find the letterbox if the museum is closed.
Clues:
Off of I-5 take the exit in Yreka marking the Train Museum. You can see it from I-5. Park in the parking lot. To find the letterbox walk down the 'tracks' just past an old building that is on the left side of the property. Just past the building you will notice a small little trail that meanders up the hill. Walk up the hill a few paces, on your right you should see some old cable stuck in the ground, a small piece of old plywood, and a rock. Look under the rock and you shall find your treasure. Remember, especially if there are others here to be discreet. Enjoy the contents and place back as you found.
Do take time to enjoy the trains outside. They have some real neat old rail cars. The kids are even able to climb into them. The museum was closed when we arrived, but I am sure it would be worthwhile checking out too.
This letterbox is an orphan. So please contact the placer(that's us) and let us know how it is doing.
thanks
Chocolate Bunny and Pilgrims in This Land