Rage LbNA #21776 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Apr 1, 2006 |
| Location: | |
| City: | ??? |
| County: | Loudoun |
| State: | Virginia |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | ??? |
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| Last found: | May 27, 2007 |
| Status: | FFaFaa |
| Last edited: | Apr 1, 2006 |
This is our first box in Virginia. Please rehide well, as we cant check on this box too often. Enjoy!
Young Elizabeth McDooley had a decision to make. She had just been proposed to by 2 different men; Harold Mills and Alan Kephart. Harold was an honest, hardworking man, that preferred golf, and romantic walks by the water. Alan was a bit outgoing, carefree, and preferred to be in one of his many boats on the Potomac River. Elizabeth had always been a fool for romance, and made the choice that her heart was telling her. She married Harold on April 1st, 2006, and took on his last name. They wed by the riverfront next to a super tall fallen tree, The same tree that they met at while walking with friends 2 years ago. Harold and Elizabeth, took many pictures at this now "sacred" tree, and it became a symbol of the start of their lives.
Upon hearing of this news, Alan was angered beyond belief, to the point of "rage". He wanted to hurt Harold in ways we cannot speak of. He had a plan. He went to this 5' trunked, 140 year old "sacred" love tree. And cut a 3 foot chunk out of it with his chainsaw, and carved the first letter of his name in the end of the longer trunk. He cut that 3' piece into several thinner pieces, and tossed them around in a tantrum. The RAGE remains in place, under one of these large cross-sections. You can see Alan's reaction there, but there's no telling what he's going to do to the man that robbed him of the love of his life.
Young Elizabeth McDooley had a decision to make. She had just been proposed to by 2 different men; Harold Mills and Alan Kephart. Harold was an honest, hardworking man, that preferred golf, and romantic walks by the water. Alan was a bit outgoing, carefree, and preferred to be in one of his many boats on the Potomac River. Elizabeth had always been a fool for romance, and made the choice that her heart was telling her. She married Harold on April 1st, 2006, and took on his last name. They wed by the riverfront next to a super tall fallen tree, The same tree that they met at while walking with friends 2 years ago. Harold and Elizabeth, took many pictures at this now "sacred" tree, and it became a symbol of the start of their lives.
Upon hearing of this news, Alan was angered beyond belief, to the point of "rage". He wanted to hurt Harold in ways we cannot speak of. He had a plan. He went to this 5' trunked, 140 year old "sacred" love tree. And cut a 3 foot chunk out of it with his chainsaw, and carved the first letter of his name in the end of the longer trunk. He cut that 3' piece into several thinner pieces, and tossed them around in a tantrum. The RAGE remains in place, under one of these large cross-sections. You can see Alan's reaction there, but there's no telling what he's going to do to the man that robbed him of the love of his life.