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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Mar 29, 2011 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Centerville |
| County: | Davis |
| State: | Utah |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | nennabug  |
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| Found by: | Quinn the Eskimo |
| Last found: | Aug 11, 2018 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Mar 29, 2011 |
Hi letter boxers! My Wolf Den created this letterbox as one of their projects. Hope you have as much fun finding it as they did creating it! Good luck, and please replace the letterbox when finished. Thanks!
1. Enter the Centerville Cemetery through the NW entrance. The cemetery address is 655 North 1250 West.
2. Drive south looking for a headstone that looks like a wooden block. It is between two pine trees. Pull over and park.
3. Walk up to the block and look east. Look for a tall, tower like headstone that says, “PORTER.” Walk over to it.
4. Once there, decide which letter that is the most common letter in the name, N, S, E, or W. For example, if the name were Penelope, the direction would be east because E is the most used letter. Once the direction is determined, walk 36 steps in that direction.
5. Standing where you are, look around and you will see a tall headstone with North, South, East, or West engraved on it.
6. When you have determined what the direction is, look down. You will find Eugene who’s year of birth will tell you how many steps in that direction you should go. (If I was born in 1977, I would go 77 steps.)
7. After all your steps are taken, look around until you find a superhero.
8. The 11th letter in the name on the headstone is the direction you need to go.
9. Go that direction for a while and you will cross a road and find Jaxon’s cute picture on his headstone. He must have loved airplanes and frogs.
10. Keep going south to the giant rock. Enjoy the baby tree.
11. The first letter of the middle name of the deceased, on the rock, is the direction you need to go. Add the year of birth to the year of death to get the number of steps you need to take. (Refer to step 6.)
12. Walk until you find Helen and Leon. Once there, look for a baseball player and walk diagonally to it.
13. The last letter of the whole name is the direction you need to walk 12 steps.
14. Look for a headstone with a fisherman engraved on it. The letterbox is hidden in the flower vase.
1. Enter the Centerville Cemetery through the NW entrance. The cemetery address is 655 North 1250 West.
2. Drive south looking for a headstone that looks like a wooden block. It is between two pine trees. Pull over and park.
3. Walk up to the block and look east. Look for a tall, tower like headstone that says, “PORTER.” Walk over to it.
4. Once there, decide which letter that is the most common letter in the name, N, S, E, or W. For example, if the name were Penelope, the direction would be east because E is the most used letter. Once the direction is determined, walk 36 steps in that direction.
5. Standing where you are, look around and you will see a tall headstone with North, South, East, or West engraved on it.
6. When you have determined what the direction is, look down. You will find Eugene who’s year of birth will tell you how many steps in that direction you should go. (If I was born in 1977, I would go 77 steps.)
7. After all your steps are taken, look around until you find a superhero.
8. The 11th letter in the name on the headstone is the direction you need to go.
9. Go that direction for a while and you will cross a road and find Jaxon’s cute picture on his headstone. He must have loved airplanes and frogs.
10. Keep going south to the giant rock. Enjoy the baby tree.
11. The first letter of the middle name of the deceased, on the rock, is the direction you need to go. Add the year of birth to the year of death to get the number of steps you need to take. (Refer to step 6.)
12. Walk until you find Helen and Leon. Once there, look for a baseball player and walk diagonally to it.
13. The last letter of the whole name is the direction you need to walk 12 steps.
14. Look for a headstone with a fisherman engraved on it. The letterbox is hidden in the flower vase.