the Wolves' Den LbNA #54355 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jul 5, 2010 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Crystal Lake |
| County: | McHenry |
| State: | Illinois |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | bookscout  |
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| Found by: | C and C Plus 3 |
| Last found: | Nov 6, 2011 |
| Status: | FFama |
| Last edited: | Jul 5, 2010 |
The pack gains knowledge on top of a ridge on a prairie. The students here honor their fearless mascot. His sounds create fear at night yet he is the closest relative to man’s best friend. Here he awaits to share his friendship with you.
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On the north end of a town that boasts of its clean body of water (that once served as ice for many before more modern times), take a "Walkup" north (better to drive) less than a mile from a "Hillside" to the main entrance on the east.
Turn at the entrance and proceed up the ridge past the twin states of Illinois. Follow the drive past our nation’s flag until you come to a field of diamonds. Turn right down the short hill until you reach a place of golden posts. Turn right before the gates since you can go no further east. As you head south look for door number 10. When you find door number 10, safely park your vehicle, then head toward this door.
Watch your step because before you reach the door you will see a star. This star leads to the sun. From the sun, take approximately thirteen steps to the north of a circle, and there under the largest of four you will discover the object of your quest.
P.S. The best time to search for this letterbox may be summers or weekends for obvious reasons!
Created by Bookscout, OhAirtneada, and Eagle Eye on July 5, 2010
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On the north end of a town that boasts of its clean body of water (that once served as ice for many before more modern times), take a "Walkup" north (better to drive) less than a mile from a "Hillside" to the main entrance on the east.
Turn at the entrance and proceed up the ridge past the twin states of Illinois. Follow the drive past our nation’s flag until you come to a field of diamonds. Turn right down the short hill until you reach a place of golden posts. Turn right before the gates since you can go no further east. As you head south look for door number 10. When you find door number 10, safely park your vehicle, then head toward this door.
Watch your step because before you reach the door you will see a star. This star leads to the sun. From the sun, take approximately thirteen steps to the north of a circle, and there under the largest of four you will discover the object of your quest.
P.S. The best time to search for this letterbox may be summers or weekends for obvious reasons!
Created by Bookscout, OhAirtneada, and Eagle Eye on July 5, 2010