Summertime Thang LbNA #33910 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Calli-K  |
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| Plant date: | Aug 8, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Portland |
| County: | Multnomah |
| State: | Oregon |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Maiden1974 |
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| Last found: | Mar 28, 2008 |
| Status: | FFF |
| Last edited: | Aug 8, 2007 |
RETIRED ON 08/29/2009 - IT'S MISSING AND WON'T BE REPLACED.
Because I love that song “Summertime Thing” by Chuck Prophet, I made this letterbox and placed it in a location that is indeed a summertime thang, dahlin’.
Where * and * *.
*What kind of raving mad a good letterbox clue will drive you
*Last of he whose first is same as those on either side of 42
*Do it right now (on the flip side of something)
Sit as far south as you can, then scoot your bootie to the north and reach around behind.
ANSWER TO CLUES FOR THOSE STILL SCRATCHING THEIR HEADS: Where Stark (stark raving mad) and Washington (last name of George Washington, whose first name is the same as our 41st and 43rd presidents - either side of 42) come together ("Come Together" is on the flip side of the Beatles song "Something" on the 45 RPM records). In S.E. Portland Stark and Washington merge together at a little park on about 106th or so.
Because I love that song “Summertime Thing” by Chuck Prophet, I made this letterbox and placed it in a location that is indeed a summertime thang, dahlin’.
Where * and * *.
*What kind of raving mad a good letterbox clue will drive you
*Last of he whose first is same as those on either side of 42
*Do it right now (on the flip side of something)
Sit as far south as you can, then scoot your bootie to the north and reach around behind.
ANSWER TO CLUES FOR THOSE STILL SCRATCHING THEIR HEADS: Where Stark (stark raving mad) and Washington (last name of George Washington, whose first name is the same as our 41st and 43rd presidents - either side of 42) come together ("Come Together" is on the flip side of the Beatles song "Something" on the 45 RPM records). In S.E. Portland Stark and Washington merge together at a little park on about 106th or so.