Planted by Lance Greenlee, PO Box 833, Mackinac Island MI 49757;
greenleelj@hotmail.com; Planted on Mackinac Island, Mackinac County, in
the Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan on 25 April 2001.

The East Bluff Letterbox: This island has many flights of stairs. Up
more than 150 steps, one may wish to take a scenic detour, but the true
path lies behind the white bench. Follow the escarpment. When you
arrive at the error, you may spy a red marker; by this you will know
that you are on the right path. But the error is too far - go back, go
up. Leave the trail where the trees are down. Walk away from the
water. Here is another sign: when you cross the road, there is a
weathered heap of gray gravel on the landward side where you enter into
the forest again. Under the cedars and beeches, you will find a
smallish hollow to your right and the land sloping downward to your
left. Follow the humped ridge between them until it ends. Just a
little further, a pine is fallen, its tip held up a few feet off the
ground. It is pointed at you. This is a larger tree; 1 feet in
diameter. Look for the letterbox where the tree is broken.