Footloose Caboose LbNA #2753 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Aug 16, 2002 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Lebanon |
| County: | Grafton |
| State: | New Hampshire |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Chapuline  |
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| Found by: | Chapuline |
| Last found: | Jul 27, 2010 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFO |
| Last edited: | Aug 16, 2002 |
Planted August 16, 2002 by Geri who calls herself Chapuline (grasshopper) because she lives part of the time in Oaxaca, Mexico, where fried grasshoppers are a prized menu item. This Chapuline hops between her homes in Lebanon, N.H. and Oaxaca (pronounced Wah-HAH-kah) and would love to hear from you by email: geri@yahoo.com.
UPDATE: this was the first letterbox I planted and it's weathered winters! Still in fine shape!
Directions: Take Exit 18 from I-89 to the Lebanon Green (the rotary) and go down Campbell Street by the Esso Station to the Rail Trail entrance. There's parking and a trail map.
Clues: This hike is 1.5 miles each way along a former railroad track turned into a popular hiking/biking trail, so the terrain is smooth and flat. After 1/2 mile, you'll come to a street. Go straight across to your first bridge. The trail follows the river. On this hike, you'll see a dam, pond and will enjoy both shady areas and sunny spots. About 95 steps BEFORE the fourth bridge a path on your right heads down to the river's edge. Head up the hill over the rock pile to a fire pit and a tree with a V-shaped trunk. Standing to the right of the tree with your back to the river, walk up the slope to two rotting logs and the V they form spells victory for you. Stamp in and replace carefully, taking caution not to be seen.
Chapuline hops between her homes in Lebanon, N.H. and Oaxaca, Mexico. She would love to hear from you by email: geriande@yahoo.com
UPDATE: this was the first letterbox I planted and it's weathered winters! Still in fine shape!
Directions: Take Exit 18 from I-89 to the Lebanon Green (the rotary) and go down Campbell Street by the Esso Station to the Rail Trail entrance. There's parking and a trail map.
Clues: This hike is 1.5 miles each way along a former railroad track turned into a popular hiking/biking trail, so the terrain is smooth and flat. After 1/2 mile, you'll come to a street. Go straight across to your first bridge. The trail follows the river. On this hike, you'll see a dam, pond and will enjoy both shady areas and sunny spots. About 95 steps BEFORE the fourth bridge a path on your right heads down to the river's edge. Head up the hill over the rock pile to a fire pit and a tree with a V-shaped trunk. Standing to the right of the tree with your back to the river, walk up the slope to two rotting logs and the V they form spells victory for you. Stamp in and replace carefully, taking caution not to be seen.
Chapuline hops between her homes in Lebanon, N.H. and Oaxaca, Mexico. She would love to hear from you by email: geriande@yahoo.com