East Meets West at Ridin' Hy Ranch LbNA #44032
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Oct 12, 2008 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Warrensburg |
| County: | Warren |
| State: | New York |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | PTBeachbum  |
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| Found by: | seswhoses |
| Last found: | Jun 13, 2009 |
| Status: | FFa |
| Last edited: | Oct 12, 2008 |
My favorite vacation spot is the Ridin'Hy Ranch. We have spent many weekends riding western horses and having fun.
This letterbox is the 3rd in the Ridin'Hy LB series. The east meets west is the way I ride horses at home. I ride in the eastern discipline of dressage. Hence East Meets West!
Find the directions for the Ridin'Hy Cowboys LB and find the first box.
After finding the Ridin'Hy LB, turn away from the pond and walk up the hill. At the top, you will see a road going down hill and a road going up hill. Go up the hill and count 25-26 paces from the middle of the crossroads. Look left and you will see a large stump. The East meets West LB is behind this stump. Please e-mail me with your find and stamp the little book if you want. There is a larger book to stamp in the Cowboy Up LB.
Enjoy the scenery. ( There is a great stream to see on the road up if the beavers haven't dammed it)
This letterbox is the 3rd in the Ridin'Hy LB series. The east meets west is the way I ride horses at home. I ride in the eastern discipline of dressage. Hence East Meets West!
Find the directions for the Ridin'Hy Cowboys LB and find the first box.
After finding the Ridin'Hy LB, turn away from the pond and walk up the hill. At the top, you will see a road going down hill and a road going up hill. Go up the hill and count 25-26 paces from the middle of the crossroads. Look left and you will see a large stump. The East meets West LB is behind this stump. Please e-mail me with your find and stamp the little book if you want. There is a larger book to stamp in the Cowboy Up LB.
Enjoy the scenery. ( There is a great stream to see on the road up if the beavers haven't dammed it)