Make a Difference in the World LbNA #15253 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | flagbearer  |
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| Plant date: | May 21, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Plymouth |
| County: | Marshall |
| State: | Indiana |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Beeyond Beeleaf |
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| Last found: | Apr 7, 2013 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFaFFFFFFFFFaam |
| Last edited: | May 21, 2005 |
**** Update 11/12/11
This box, as well as most of my Indiana boxes, was placed in 2005 for the "Joy in the Journey" gathering in Plymouth.
It was Full of Heart and my mission to introduce this wonderful activity to this area. Missing for many years I have decided to plant it again in a new location in the cemetery.
This box is to honor all of our teachers who lovingly taught us and who have made a difference in our worlds.
Enter Oak Hill Cemetery through the 1st (north) stone entrance. Continue driving straight not going to the right or left. Pass the blue Greenwood Sec sign which you will see on your left. Count the two trees on your left stopping at the second. Look around for the lamp of knowledge carved into the taller black Menser grave stone. Standing behind this stone walk 16 paces at 80 degrees to Mary and Doug's gravestone. Thank your teachers that you are "reading" these clues and for the knowledge she/he imparted to you.
Now walk 14 paces at 155 degrees and you will be standing in the midst of several books we go to when we need to know the meaning or spelling of a word. Thank Noah for this resourse. He wrote it over the course of 27 years. It was first published in 1828. Walk about 15 paces south to the above ground vault of Miller and notice the angel on the left. Behind the angel is a shrub. What you seek is about knee high and is tucked in on the side of the shrub facing the vault. The shrub is a bit pricklely so if you have gloves with you use them. Make sure the bush is straightened to conceal the pouch.
Be sure to look for 'Dem Bones' and 'Some Gave All' also in this cemetery.
This box, as well as most of my Indiana boxes, was placed in 2005 for the "Joy in the Journey" gathering in Plymouth.
It was Full of Heart and my mission to introduce this wonderful activity to this area. Missing for many years I have decided to plant it again in a new location in the cemetery.
This box is to honor all of our teachers who lovingly taught us and who have made a difference in our worlds.
Enter Oak Hill Cemetery through the 1st (north) stone entrance. Continue driving straight not going to the right or left. Pass the blue Greenwood Sec sign which you will see on your left. Count the two trees on your left stopping at the second. Look around for the lamp of knowledge carved into the taller black Menser grave stone. Standing behind this stone walk 16 paces at 80 degrees to Mary and Doug's gravestone. Thank your teachers that you are "reading" these clues and for the knowledge she/he imparted to you.
Now walk 14 paces at 155 degrees and you will be standing in the midst of several books we go to when we need to know the meaning or spelling of a word. Thank Noah for this resourse. He wrote it over the course of 27 years. It was first published in 1828. Walk about 15 paces south to the above ground vault of Miller and notice the angel on the left. Behind the angel is a shrub. What you seek is about knee high and is tucked in on the side of the shrub facing the vault. The shrub is a bit pricklely so if you have gloves with you use them. Make sure the bush is straightened to conceal the pouch.
Be sure to look for 'Dem Bones' and 'Some Gave All' also in this cemetery.