The Long Road Home LbNA #28319 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jan 15, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Lancaster |
| County: | Grant |
| State: | Wisconsin |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Mr. Duck  |
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| Found by: | Merlin and Ardea |
| Last found: | May 19, 2007 |
| Status: | F |
| Last edited: | Jan 15, 2007 |
*******ACHTUNG!********
This box is compleatly missing! I will not replace it because I do not live in the area to keep a closer eye on it. I'm sorry!
Mr. Duck
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The inspiration for this box came to me on January 14th, the eve of my road trip back home from the Quad Cities (my real home). When I was little we would always drive through Lancaster on our way to La Crosse. I’ve always liked this little town.
On highway 61, which is also called S. Madison. You’ll find Lincoln Ave; you’ll want to turn down this street. Keep going until you find the south entrance to Lancaster Memorial Park. Enter the park and park in the first lot you come too. There is a little footbridge in between two shelters, with picnic benches. Go to this footbridge, the box lies under the right corner of the bridge.
Now it was middle of winter, and snow was falling, so I almost slipped down into the creek. Please be sure to get the box back up there. This is a minimal box bring your own pen and inkpad. This is a hand-carved stamp!
This box is compleatly missing! I will not replace it because I do not live in the area to keep a closer eye on it. I'm sorry!
Mr. Duck
***********************
The inspiration for this box came to me on January 14th, the eve of my road trip back home from the Quad Cities (my real home). When I was little we would always drive through Lancaster on our way to La Crosse. I’ve always liked this little town.
On highway 61, which is also called S. Madison. You’ll find Lincoln Ave; you’ll want to turn down this street. Keep going until you find the south entrance to Lancaster Memorial Park. Enter the park and park in the first lot you come too. There is a little footbridge in between two shelters, with picnic benches. Go to this footbridge, the box lies under the right corner of the bridge.
Now it was middle of winter, and snow was falling, so I almost slipped down into the creek. Please be sure to get the box back up there. This is a minimal box bring your own pen and inkpad. This is a hand-carved stamp!