Was the old boiler out of the water much? When I saw it after the
rains you could only see 5 rivets of it sticking up like fingertips
into the current.
The question is do you think the Old Boiler stamp location needs a
log journal? I was afraid it would be stolen so all I left was the
stamp and a note.
Enjoy,
Scarab of the Doubtful Guests
"E an Egyptian with things from a tomb." Edward Gorey
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "Mary from Virginia"
> A word of caution to all of you attempting Old Boiler -- it is
> diabolical! Clambering over scary rocks and down "cliffs" that, of
> course, had to be climbed up on the way back. Mountain goats
> wouldn't even have chosen that path. It is most difficult terrain
> yet. I loved it!
>
> Someone, please pass the aspirin. I'm sore today.
>
> Mary
> P3 F61 X24 HH3
>
> --- In letterbox-usa@y..., "justplaingeorge"
> wrote:
> > Had a great time on Sunday morning with Mary from VA getting to
the
> > Arlington area letterboxes.
> >
> > The following are all still there -
> >
> > Gulf Branch/Old Boiler - That waterfall area is beautiful! Even
> saw
> > a snake!
> > Bluemont Disk Golf Basket
> > Glencarlyn Dog Park
> > Inligua - there, but is in need of a new box. Looks like it's
been
> > chewed through. Replaced the ziplog bags with new ones, but
didn't
> > have a spare box.
> >
> > Shell
> > Knights of Columbo
> > P02 F25? X2