The Gift of Kime LbNA #25016 (ARCHIVED)
Owner: | Adoptable |
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Plant date: | Aug 28, 2006 |
Location: | |
City: | Burlington |
County: | Alamance |
State: | North Carolina |
Boxes: | 1 |
Planted by: | Shi eh ree |
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Found by: | Satis Human |
Last found: | Feb 7, 2009 |
Status: | aFFaFFFFFFFFFaar |
Last edited: | Aug 28, 2006 |
About 1890 Henry G. Kime gave the city of Burlington six acres of land on which to build a cemetery, but he isn’t buried here. His grave is in Liberty, NC.
The cemetery is still in use, although no gravesites are available to purchase.
Directions: Take I-40 to Burlington. Exit at Huffman Mill Road. Turn left and proceed to Church St. Turn right and follow Church Street until you see a sign pointing to downtown. Bear right onto Main St. Go through the stoplight and you’ll see a cemetery bordered with fieldstone to your right.
Enter the cemetery closest to the Kitchen. At the first intersection turn right. Follow this road and turn left at the Cook. Off to the left is the Garden (OK, so it says Carden, I misread it). Don’t forget to turn off the Faucette. The recipe is right on this Page. Stop at the utensil nest to the "season"ing and face the Greek columns in the distance. You’ll see three pairs of "trees" of graduating size, each flanking a stone. About seventy paces forward and you'll pass the Hurdle. In the trees near the stone that might say Fou "nd" you’ll find the box (it’s off the ground).
This cemetery is a popular place for walkers and joggers, so please be discreet when replacing the box.
The cemetery is still in use, although no gravesites are available to purchase.
Directions: Take I-40 to Burlington. Exit at Huffman Mill Road. Turn left and proceed to Church St. Turn right and follow Church Street until you see a sign pointing to downtown. Bear right onto Main St. Go through the stoplight and you’ll see a cemetery bordered with fieldstone to your right.
Enter the cemetery closest to the Kitchen. At the first intersection turn right. Follow this road and turn left at the Cook. Off to the left is the Garden (OK, so it says Carden, I misread it). Don’t forget to turn off the Faucette. The recipe is right on this Page. Stop at the utensil nest to the "season"ing and face the Greek columns in the distance. You’ll see three pairs of "trees" of graduating size, each flanking a stone. About seventy paces forward and you'll pass the Hurdle. In the trees near the stone that might say Fou "nd" you’ll find the box (it’s off the ground).
This cemetery is a popular place for walkers and joggers, so please be discreet when replacing the box.