and it was the Piscataqua. I new this but had just been talking about
the other and out it came in type.Sorry, they are just to similar and
I am to vacation weary! --- In letterbox-usa@y..., "Carolyn Stearns"
> From the highway at Kittery Maine just after crossing the bridge
from N.H. take Rte 103 east. This is a very winding Maine road
through some very postcard like scenery. Head eastward to the Fort
McClary State park. Make a donation please they do a wonderful job at
maintaining the fort and grounds and I imagine the winters are tough
on the entire fascility.
> Colonial history brings you to Fort McClary named after the
highest ranking officer to die at Bunker Hill. This little fort
dominates a view of the Penobscot river where it runs into the
Atlantic Ocean. Spend time climbing through the remnants and then go
into the fort itself. Now imagine yourself a soldier posted there one
cold winter. Could a fire throw just a little more heat agaist the
cold winds blowing in from the Atlantic. Then purse in hand head
down to the waterfront. Pay 25 cents for an incredible view. After
the view take a reading of 40 degrees. Spy the White Pine with the
triple trunk - wander in that direction. At the tree take a reading
of 20 degrees go the 10-12 paces to a granite point. Below and to the
right is what you seek. PLEASE be very discreet in extracting your
box. Wander off to a private space and stamp up then quickly slip it
into hiding again.
> Planted by the Leader of the Pack and Cowboy on a history
loving vacation