Lovecraft's Cthulhu LbNA #69999
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Add Location| Owner: | Wronghat  |
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| Plant date: | May 24, 2016 |
| Location: | |
| City: | ??? |
| County: | Mystery |
| State: | Rhode Island |
| Boxes: | 0 |
| Found by: | ??? |
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| Last found: | Oct 11, 2021 |
| Status: | FFFF |
| Last edited: | May 25, 2016 |
This is a letterbox, not a geocache. Please do not take anything in trade and leave no trinkets.
Bring your own ink.
Planted as part of the Tenth Anniversary of International Plant a Letterbox Day(PAL).
Open 8:30 - 4:00.
The caretakers do not know about the letterbox so please do not bother asking them about it.
Please stamp in away from the hiding spot so as not to draw undue attention to the hiding spot.
When rehiding please completely cover the letterbox, but also try to make it blend in naturally--blessing the stones by throwing some leaves and debris over everything helps.
Dread Cthulhu's creator's tombstone, a futile attempt to thwart transitory reality, bears the epithet "I am Providence." While reading that happy affirmation, a sense of eldritch horror emanates from beyond the tallest evergreen seen towards the edge of this manicured field of ash and bone. Eschewing the instinct to run screaming towards the setting sun, and instead slithering towards the source of that foulness, leads to, ironically enough, a marble nymph who shares a name with the capital city of the Lone Star State. Boreally from that giant beauty, along the top of the bank that, for the nonce, restricts the cold, viscous Seekonk, are massive monuments first for Knight, and next, another. Then a few natural rocks border the dark, overgrown forest, seemingly out-of-place among the huge, white symmetrical stones and statues which commemorate the dead. Beside an unobtrusive dark stone at the forest edge, a few steps from a simple marker for a Freeman named Carla, here it is where the alien terror awaits.
Thanks for playing.
Hike length: 0.1 miles
Bring your own ink.
Planted as part of the Tenth Anniversary of International Plant a Letterbox Day(PAL).
Open 8:30 - 4:00.
The caretakers do not know about the letterbox so please do not bother asking them about it.
Please stamp in away from the hiding spot so as not to draw undue attention to the hiding spot.
When rehiding please completely cover the letterbox, but also try to make it blend in naturally--blessing the stones by throwing some leaves and debris over everything helps.
Dread Cthulhu's creator's tombstone, a futile attempt to thwart transitory reality, bears the epithet "I am Providence." While reading that happy affirmation, a sense of eldritch horror emanates from beyond the tallest evergreen seen towards the edge of this manicured field of ash and bone. Eschewing the instinct to run screaming towards the setting sun, and instead slithering towards the source of that foulness, leads to, ironically enough, a marble nymph who shares a name with the capital city of the Lone Star State. Boreally from that giant beauty, along the top of the bank that, for the nonce, restricts the cold, viscous Seekonk, are massive monuments first for Knight, and next, another. Then a few natural rocks border the dark, overgrown forest, seemingly out-of-place among the huge, white symmetrical stones and statues which commemorate the dead. Beside an unobtrusive dark stone at the forest edge, a few steps from a simple marker for a Freeman named Carla, here it is where the alien terror awaits.
Thanks for playing.
Hike length: 0.1 miles