Please Write! LbNA #16221 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jul 1, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Payette |
| County: | Mystery |
| State: | Idaho |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Bun Traveler  |
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| Found by: | dvn2r ckr |
| Last found: | Nov 1, 2005 |
| Status: | F |
| Last edited: | Jul 1, 2005 |
All my Letterboxes will be a bit different. Some boxes will be combo letterboxes/geocaches and many times they will carry hitch hikers as regular tiny letterboxes and/or travelbugs.
I hope you enjoy all of them
NOTE: There is a hitch hiker in this letterbox called "LOVE".
Please log in where you relocate this box by sending
an email to me at either letterboxing.org or
atlasquest.com. Thank You!
This box is placed in Payette, Idaho on top of a very obvious hill frequented by many many people.
It's not a pretty hill covered in highly decorated Water Tank - Radio Towers - Satalite Dishes and a sparse coverage of plant life. The only thing appreciated by many is the one object that lights up at night.
There is a rough road to the top and in winter we suggest a 4-wheel drive as it may get slippery. You may choose to walk which is a nice idea if it isn't too hot!
You will need to get your map out. Find Payette, Idaho, then travel through town. Mid downtown look for the obvious hill then find a road through the back of town that leads to the top.
When you get to the top park near the cross. Stand and face the cross. Turn to your right (south) looking across the grass fields of Payette.
Walk towards the south near the edge of the cliff. Before you get to the end you will see a state highway benchmark.
Directly in front of the marker is a bush.
*** Do not walk past the bush as the edge of the cliff is very close.
NOTE: I don't reccommend this as a night hunt because of the terrain. Do not leave children unattended.
Look to the right side of the bush for a large flat rock that blends with the terrain. Look under this rock.
Please take the box to your car to give yourself time to stamp so others won't see you and to be out of the weather.
Please replace by wrapping carefully and place the box in the exact location setting it down low enough so the rock covers the container. Brush away your tracks and leave it like no one has been there.
Thanks so much for doing all of that * It is greatly appreciated.
Look for my upcoming boxes throughout Oregon, Idaho, Washington and Canada.
I hope you have a good time looking for my boxes and let me know please if you have any problems with them or question.
*Laughing Lagomorph
I hope you enjoy all of them
NOTE: There is a hitch hiker in this letterbox called "LOVE".
Please log in where you relocate this box by sending
an email to me at either letterboxing.org or
atlasquest.com. Thank You!
This box is placed in Payette, Idaho on top of a very obvious hill frequented by many many people.
It's not a pretty hill covered in highly decorated Water Tank - Radio Towers - Satalite Dishes and a sparse coverage of plant life. The only thing appreciated by many is the one object that lights up at night.
There is a rough road to the top and in winter we suggest a 4-wheel drive as it may get slippery. You may choose to walk which is a nice idea if it isn't too hot!
You will need to get your map out. Find Payette, Idaho, then travel through town. Mid downtown look for the obvious hill then find a road through the back of town that leads to the top.
When you get to the top park near the cross. Stand and face the cross. Turn to your right (south) looking across the grass fields of Payette.
Walk towards the south near the edge of the cliff. Before you get to the end you will see a state highway benchmark.
Directly in front of the marker is a bush.
*** Do not walk past the bush as the edge of the cliff is very close.
NOTE: I don't reccommend this as a night hunt because of the terrain. Do not leave children unattended.
Look to the right side of the bush for a large flat rock that blends with the terrain. Look under this rock.
Please take the box to your car to give yourself time to stamp so others won't see you and to be out of the weather.
Please replace by wrapping carefully and place the box in the exact location setting it down low enough so the rock covers the container. Brush away your tracks and leave it like no one has been there.
Thanks so much for doing all of that * It is greatly appreciated.
Look for my upcoming boxes throughout Oregon, Idaho, Washington and Canada.
I hope you have a good time looking for my boxes and let me know please if you have any problems with them or question.
*Laughing Lagomorph