Calavera LbNA #28768 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Feb 9, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Santa Fe |
| County: | Santa Fe |
| State: | New Mexico |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | artTrekker  |
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| Found by: | Da Kool Kats |
| Last found: | Jul 24, 2012 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFr |
| Last edited: | Feb 9, 2007 |
Alive and well 11-26-09! Found this great box at a gallery on the plaza, so I had to carve a stamp for it. I wish I could have found a more relevant hiding place, but to make up for it, you must take the following Day of the Dead quiz:
It is common to exchange skulls made of: 1-2-3-4-5
Altars are set up in homes, but much cleaning and decorating
takes place at the: 6-7-8-7-9-7-5-10
The most common flower used in decorating is the: 8-4-5-11-3-12-13-14
en español: 6-7-8-15-4-1-16-6-17-11-13
Pan de muerto is 18-5-7-4-14 of the dead.
Pan de muerto, skulls, tequila, flowers and other items honoring the dead are included in 12-19-5-7-20-14-4-1 (español) at the graves and in the home.
You will be looking for a kind of letterbox at the 11-20-9-7-5-1-7-6-9-11-12-20 of 1-17-7-13-18-10 and 7-4-1-9 4-13-4-8-7-14-4.
Check the corner nearest street and plaza. Be discreet! Put the box back together carefully so it doesn't wind up in pieces on the sidewalk. ¡Buen dîa de los muertos!
It is common to exchange skulls made of: 1-2-3-4-5
Altars are set up in homes, but much cleaning and decorating
takes place at the: 6-7-8-7-9-7-5-10
The most common flower used in decorating is the: 8-4-5-11-3-12-13-14
en español: 6-7-8-15-4-1-16-6-17-11-13
Pan de muerto is 18-5-7-4-14 of the dead.
Pan de muerto, skulls, tequila, flowers and other items honoring the dead are included in 12-19-5-7-20-14-4-1 (español) at the graves and in the home.
You will be looking for a kind of letterbox at the 11-20-9-7-5-1-7-6-9-11-12-20 of 1-17-7-13-18-10 and 7-4-1-9 4-13-4-8-7-14-4.
Check the corner nearest street and plaza. Be discreet! Put the box back together carefully so it doesn't wind up in pieces on the sidewalk. ¡Buen dîa de los muertos!