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I'd Rather Be Letterboxing
Hebron, CT
Planted By Irish Tinker & RTRW
5 boxes
This series is dedicated to all the chores we neglect in our lives
so that we may feed this monster of an addiction called
letterboxing.
Take Rte 66 to Burrows Hill Rd. It is 1 mile from Hebron Center.
Take Burrows Rd almost 2 miles and turn left onto Hope Valley Rd.
Follow Hope Valley to the sharp left bend in the road. You will see a
small parking area able to fit two or three cars on the opposite
side of the road. Park here. You may want to go down the road and
turn around so you are not turning at a blind spot. The trail
is across the street from the parking area.
Walk down the sloping hill. On the left you will see a maple split
in 1/2 but still standing. Continue 7 steps on the trail. Turn &
walk to the wall on your right. Low in the wall under a flat round
door you will find your kitchen duties.
Continue on the path. Watch for an opening in the stonewall to your
right. Go through the opening. You will see another stonewall just
ahead. Look in the roots of the tree that is all wrinkled and
twisted like the laundry we should be ironing!
Back to the trail. You will cross two streams. Pass through a stone
wall. The trail gently serpentines. Just before you pass through a
second stone wall, turn up the path to the right. Look in the
hollowed out log. Boy this place could use a good dusting and
vacuuming!
Go back to the original path and continue on. At the Y take the
path to the right. Go to the break in the stone wall but do not
pass through. Do you hear the meowing or barking of one of our
furry friends longing to be scratched behind the ears? Walk along
the stone wall to the tree with yellow ring and dot. Look below
the dip in the wall under some sticks.
Now pass through the opening in the wall and follow the path as it
veers to the right. Walk until you see the corner of a stone wall to
your right. On your left you will see a leaning tree that is a
good example of what might happen if we fail to maintain our own
yards. Look in it's roots to find your last treasure.
We hope you enjoy this trail more than the chores waiting for you at
home.
Remember to bring clues for
Peggy Dow. She is only a couple of
roads away.
You may want to wear orange blaze in the fall.
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