Mr. Bones- PULLED FOR REPAIR LbNA #18626 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Oct 7, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Cypress |
| County: | Harris |
| State: | Texas |
| Boxes: | 4 |
| Planted by: | mother of five  |
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| Found by: | the butterfly girl (4) |
| Last found: | Mar 14, 2006 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Oct 7, 2005 |
Mr. Bones has gone to pieces in all the excitement over Terror on Telge. Can you help him get it together in time for the fun? He is located in Telge Park, from 290 West, exit Telge road and go north. The entrance to the park will be on your right just after the bridge.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: Mr. Bones is a rather tall fellow, so if you have a small logbook you may want to bring an extra sheet of paper to stamp him on.
CLUES:
The skeletons are dancing in the woods tonight, but Mr. Bones has fallen while practicing and come all undone. Can you help him get it together before the dance begins? Word has it they will gather in the woods, just over the wooden foot bridge and to the left. At the bottom of the hill there is a faint path on the left leading to the clearing where the dance will begin at the stroke of midnight. Poor Mr. Bones, he doesn't have much time, you better hurry. Enter the clearing, do you see the bent tree pointing to the tall pine about 5 steps away? Mr. Bones' body has ended up at the base of this pine. Oh hurry...did you find it? Now for his arm, stand with the pointing tree at your back, and look to the right. Do you see that very small double trunked tree? It is just about 9 steps away. His armbone became wedged between the trunks and covered up with leaf litter. Hurry! Midnight is nearing! When his arm is in place, look to the northwest and find a multi trunked tree about 19 steps away, surely his leg is somewhere at the base of this tree, re cover it well so his limbs don't go missing! But he certainly cannot dance without his head, it rolled to the northeast, just about 9 steps away. See the large leaning tree with a hole in its' roots? Mr. Bones' head and logbook fell down and got stuck in there under some sticks and leaves. Stamp in, put him back together, and e mail me to let me know he got himself all fixed up just in time for the dance! Please remember to recover all boxes well, as it would be a shame for poor old Mr. Bones to lose his head! (or arm, or leg...)
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: Mr. Bones is a rather tall fellow, so if you have a small logbook you may want to bring an extra sheet of paper to stamp him on.
CLUES:
The skeletons are dancing in the woods tonight, but Mr. Bones has fallen while practicing and come all undone. Can you help him get it together before the dance begins? Word has it they will gather in the woods, just over the wooden foot bridge and to the left. At the bottom of the hill there is a faint path on the left leading to the clearing where the dance will begin at the stroke of midnight. Poor Mr. Bones, he doesn't have much time, you better hurry. Enter the clearing, do you see the bent tree pointing to the tall pine about 5 steps away? Mr. Bones' body has ended up at the base of this pine. Oh hurry...did you find it? Now for his arm, stand with the pointing tree at your back, and look to the right. Do you see that very small double trunked tree? It is just about 9 steps away. His armbone became wedged between the trunks and covered up with leaf litter. Hurry! Midnight is nearing! When his arm is in place, look to the northwest and find a multi trunked tree about 19 steps away, surely his leg is somewhere at the base of this tree, re cover it well so his limbs don't go missing! But he certainly cannot dance without his head, it rolled to the northeast, just about 9 steps away. See the large leaning tree with a hole in its' roots? Mr. Bones' head and logbook fell down and got stuck in there under some sticks and leaves. Stamp in, put him back together, and e mail me to let me know he got himself all fixed up just in time for the dance! Please remember to recover all boxes well, as it would be a shame for poor old Mr. Bones to lose his head! (or arm, or leg...)