Pirate's Treasure LbNA #48302 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | DaCoJa  |
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| Plant date: | Jun 21, 2009 |
| Location: | |
| City: | DELAFIELD |
| County: | Waukesha |
| State: | Wisconsin |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | The Dragon |
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| Last found: | Apr 17, 2010 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFaaa |
| Last edited: | Jun 21, 2009 |
Pirate’s Treasure
Cole was a pirate! Like all pirates, he loved treasure. Cole guarded his treasure with his trusty cutlass. Cole knew that he had to go to school this year, and buried his treasure so that it would always be his. The treasure was a chest of gold, and Pirate Cole knew that he must leave directions as to where to find the treasure. He left behind these clues, as well as ghosts and carnotaurs to guard the treasure.
He began is quest to hide the treasure by taking I-94 west to Hwy 83. He found a wooded park north that had a strange sounding Indian name. He took his treasure to picnic area 2 as he was hungry and wanted to stop for a hot dog and French fries. Pirate Cole loved French fries.
Having finished his French fries, Pirate Cole took a path that was marked by a yellow post up a hill. Hearing Carnotaurs and ghosts, Pirate Cole hurried along the path. He followed the path all the way until he came across an asphalt drive. Pirate Cole followed this to the left until he came across another wooded path. He took went across the asphalt (after looking both ways), and took 30 paces down the path.
On his left, Pirate Cole saw a fallen log that would be the perfect hiding place. Pirate Cole made a pact with the Carnotaurs and ghosts to guard his treasure until he returned. He buried his treasure under the log where the branch raises up in defense of the treasure.
Cole was a pirate! Like all pirates, he loved treasure. Cole guarded his treasure with his trusty cutlass. Cole knew that he had to go to school this year, and buried his treasure so that it would always be his. The treasure was a chest of gold, and Pirate Cole knew that he must leave directions as to where to find the treasure. He left behind these clues, as well as ghosts and carnotaurs to guard the treasure.
He began is quest to hide the treasure by taking I-94 west to Hwy 83. He found a wooded park north that had a strange sounding Indian name. He took his treasure to picnic area 2 as he was hungry and wanted to stop for a hot dog and French fries. Pirate Cole loved French fries.
Having finished his French fries, Pirate Cole took a path that was marked by a yellow post up a hill. Hearing Carnotaurs and ghosts, Pirate Cole hurried along the path. He followed the path all the way until he came across an asphalt drive. Pirate Cole followed this to the left until he came across another wooded path. He took went across the asphalt (after looking both ways), and took 30 paces down the path.
On his left, Pirate Cole saw a fallen log that would be the perfect hiding place. Pirate Cole made a pact with the Carnotaurs and ghosts to guard his treasure until he returned. He buried his treasure under the log where the branch raises up in defense of the treasure.