JOY DEMANDS IT! LbNA #22026
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Add Location| Owner: | wandaandpete  |
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| Plant date: | May 8, 2006 |
| Location: | |
| City: | ??? |
| County: | Mystery |
| State: | Mystery |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | ??? |
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| Last found: | Jul 14, 2009 |
| Status: | FFaF |
| Last edited: | Nov 29, 2020 |
133. JOY DEMANDS IT!
A joyful little addition to one of the Mt. Misery boxes (we won't say just which - you need to figure that one out for yourselves!)
Everyone has probably heard the phrase "Misery loves Company", but not everyone may realize that that is only the beginning of the expression and the real "punch line" constitutes the name of this little letterbox! To find it, all you need to do is figure out which Mt. Misery box listed has an adjacent "joyous mountain" just to the east across a stream paralleling a narrow numbered road. From the northern "T" end of that road, follow a path running generally southeast up the joyous mountain. Stay straight past the sprawling oak on your right, then curve gently right towards the first summit. Just before the trail curves left near the top, note a joyfully hugging two-some of trees on the right. A few paces off trail beyond them to the right you might find that even the tree that seems dead and empty in its inner core, underneath its small dark heart of stone and the accumulated crustiness of aged leaves, holds deep within itself a tiny white parcel of joy! Please be gentle and respectful in replacing misery with joy in your heart-to-heart hugs. Rejoice in good company for joy demands it!
A joyful little addition to one of the Mt. Misery boxes (we won't say just which - you need to figure that one out for yourselves!)
Everyone has probably heard the phrase "Misery loves Company", but not everyone may realize that that is only the beginning of the expression and the real "punch line" constitutes the name of this little letterbox! To find it, all you need to do is figure out which Mt. Misery box listed has an adjacent "joyous mountain" just to the east across a stream paralleling a narrow numbered road. From the northern "T" end of that road, follow a path running generally southeast up the joyous mountain. Stay straight past the sprawling oak on your right, then curve gently right towards the first summit. Just before the trail curves left near the top, note a joyfully hugging two-some of trees on the right. A few paces off trail beyond them to the right you might find that even the tree that seems dead and empty in its inner core, underneath its small dark heart of stone and the accumulated crustiness of aged leaves, holds deep within itself a tiny white parcel of joy! Please be gentle and respectful in replacing misery with joy in your heart-to-heart hugs. Rejoice in good company for joy demands it!