Five Minutes in Winters LbNA #36665 (ARCHIVED)
Owner: | Adoptable |
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Plant date: | Nov 11, 2007 |
Location: | |
City: | Winters |
County: | Yolo |
State: | California |
Boxes: | 1 |
Planted by: | Mama and the Chicks |
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Found by: | Gremlands |
Last found: | Sep 27, 2009 |
Status: | FFFFaaa |
Last edited: | Nov 11, 2007 |
handcarved: yes
drive by: yes
Our family drives through Winters on our way to our cousin's cabin at Lake Shasta. We can't be the only ones who need more excitement along freeway 505, though it is a beautiful drive.
Take exit #11, 128 Winters/Lake Berryessa. Immediately on the west side of the freeway is a Chevron station. Behind the station is a lamp post. Stand by the lamp post and look down the little slope into the abandonded walnut orchard. Walk 15 paces down the slope to a black walnut tree with 8 trunks. In the center is a hollow where the grafted walnut tree used to be. In the front of the hollow, toward the lamp post, is the letterbox under large pieces of bark. Employees come out of the back door of the Chevron station and customers drive by, so be sneaky!
Please sign your trail names and date your stamp(s) in our booklet. Please re-hide the box carefully; lean in to check that nothing shows. Please e-mail us to let us know you found our letterbox.
Happy Letterboxing!
drive by: yes
Our family drives through Winters on our way to our cousin's cabin at Lake Shasta. We can't be the only ones who need more excitement along freeway 505, though it is a beautiful drive.
Take exit #11, 128 Winters/Lake Berryessa. Immediately on the west side of the freeway is a Chevron station. Behind the station is a lamp post. Stand by the lamp post and look down the little slope into the abandonded walnut orchard. Walk 15 paces down the slope to a black walnut tree with 8 trunks. In the center is a hollow where the grafted walnut tree used to be. In the front of the hollow, toward the lamp post, is the letterbox under large pieces of bark. Employees come out of the back door of the Chevron station and customers drive by, so be sneaky!
Please sign your trail names and date your stamp(s) in our booklet. Please re-hide the box carefully; lean in to check that nothing shows. Please e-mail us to let us know you found our letterbox.
Happy Letterboxing!