These Boots Were Made For Walking - Opencaching in North America

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These Boots Were Made For Walking - OU05C6

Letterbox

Eigenaar: NativTxn

Hoogte: meter NAP

Provincie: Verenigde Staten > Texas

Cache soort: Onbekende Cache

Grootte: Klein

Status: Kan gezocht worden

Geplaatst op: 2013-01-05

Gemaakt op: 2012-12-23

Gepubliceerd op: 2013-01-05

Laatste verandering: 2013-01-06

2x Gevonden

0x Niet gevonden

0 Opmerkingen

0 Volgers

361 x Bekeken

1 x Gewaardeerd

Beoordeeld als: n/b

GeoKrety historie

Om de coördinaten en de kaart te zien
van de caches
moet men ingelogd zijn

Cache attributen

Kid Friendly Big Rig Friendly Letterbox Bring Your Own Pen

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Beschrijving EN

DO NOT REMOVE STAMP! Bring an ink pad or markers.

Stamp your personal stamp in this log, sign & date it
Don't have a stamp? Use a marker or pen and make a thumbprint. Make a drawing out of it.
Use the stamp in this box to stamp your personal journal so you will have a record of your visit
Re-hide the box in the exactlocation you found it
Log it online and tell us about your adventures here or AtlasQuest.com

If you do not plan to stamp in, please just sign and date last page of the log.

The stamp was hand-carved by yours truly. The coordinates will lead you to a driveway on the left side of Snook Cemetery. You can use the final coordinates to navigate to the box or just follow these letterboxing directions.

Take the road on the left side of Snook Cemetery that rises at a steep angle. Welcome to Heavenly Hill. There are several un-kept graves back here. If you have time, do some exploring as some go back to the 1800s. You will see one fenced in cemetery on your left. Just past that, you will see a gate that says "Heavenly Hill Cemetery" on top. Go through the gate and walk to the far end of the cemetery. Toward the back left corner, there will be a clump of small-trunked trees. The boot can be found behind the clump next to the fence under a piece of concrete. Be sure to re-hide it well and let me know how it's doing.

If you have time, take a look around back here. There are some very old Live Oaks back here. Do watch for poison ivy if you get close to the one on the outside of the fence on the right. Listen to the birds and enjoy the peace and quiet. If you are in a RV or Big Rig, you can park by the main Snook Cemetery and walk up the hill.

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