Roxy's Rec Room - MISSING 5/10/07 LbNA #15392 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | May 22, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Delray Beach |
| County: | Palm Beach |
| State: | Florida |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Southern Oracle  |
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| Found by: | Sojourner |
| Last found: | Feb 19, 2007 |
| Status: | FOaFm |
| Last edited: | May 22, 2005 |
**MISSING**
Update 5/10/2007: Sadly, Roxy has apparently been picked up by the dogcatcher. Seeing as how the real Roxy and I don't visit that dog park anymore, I guess it's fitting.
Four-legged letterboxers are very welcome!
This is a "lock-n-lock" box. Please make sure all four sides are securely locked down before replacing it.
1. This box is located in Lake Ida Park. There are lots of places to have a picnic, some trails to walk and a medium-sized lake that’s great for jetskiing. But best of all, there is the Dog Park!
2. Follow the main road around and park in the area in front of the Dog Park.
3. Take Fido or Fluffy and go enjoy the park! Small dogs to the right and big dogs to the left. Please make sure you bring some water for your furry friend and enough to share, and remember to pick up a "doggie bag" at the gate so that you can clean up after your pooch. Keep it clean and neat so that everyone can enjoy it! (They do have water faucets there for the dogs, but I have been once or twice when they weren’t working. Better safe than sorry!)
4. When you have a thoroughly pooped pooch and you are exiting the chain link gate, look to your left (south), and count the parking spaces on the west side of the lot.
5. When you get to space 11, look across the street for the crazy tree that's "not all there."
6. "Mind the gap" that's next to the crazy tree.
7. Starting with the metal post at the gap, make sure you take the "right way" along the chainlink fence, counting posts as you go.
8. At post number 20, take a look around to your right. You should see a palmetto, surrounded by other brush, with a brown wooden fence just off to the right. Look closely at the base of the palmetto and you just might spot Roxy playing hide and seek!
9. Please stamp in discreetly as this is a *very* busy area. Make sure to cover the box well when you rehide it to ensure it's still there for the next finder. Good luck!
Update 5/10/2007: Sadly, Roxy has apparently been picked up by the dogcatcher. Seeing as how the real Roxy and I don't visit that dog park anymore, I guess it's fitting.
Four-legged letterboxers are very welcome!
This is a "lock-n-lock" box. Please make sure all four sides are securely locked down before replacing it.
1. This box is located in Lake Ida Park. There are lots of places to have a picnic, some trails to walk and a medium-sized lake that’s great for jetskiing. But best of all, there is the Dog Park!
2. Follow the main road around and park in the area in front of the Dog Park.
3. Take Fido or Fluffy and go enjoy the park! Small dogs to the right and big dogs to the left. Please make sure you bring some water for your furry friend and enough to share, and remember to pick up a "doggie bag" at the gate so that you can clean up after your pooch. Keep it clean and neat so that everyone can enjoy it! (They do have water faucets there for the dogs, but I have been once or twice when they weren’t working. Better safe than sorry!)
4. When you have a thoroughly pooped pooch and you are exiting the chain link gate, look to your left (south), and count the parking spaces on the west side of the lot.
5. When you get to space 11, look across the street for the crazy tree that's "not all there."
6. "Mind the gap" that's next to the crazy tree.
7. Starting with the metal post at the gap, make sure you take the "right way" along the chainlink fence, counting posts as you go.
8. At post number 20, take a look around to your right. You should see a palmetto, surrounded by other brush, with a brown wooden fence just off to the right. Look closely at the base of the palmetto and you just might spot Roxy playing hide and seek!
9. Please stamp in discreetly as this is a *very* busy area. Make sure to cover the box well when you rehide it to ensure it's still there for the next finder. Good luck!