I could have sworn we found this box before, but couldn't find us in the log. Great carve as always!

I was in the area so I checked on the box. It had been reported earlier this year by a geocacher who had found it on the ground. It was still on the ground. The sock had deteriorated. I tied a shoelace to one of the tabs and tied the box to the tree it was on. The contents of the box are in great shape.

Picked up and archived. July 5 2016

The sock has deteriorated. The box is now beside the 'Stack' tombstone, on the ground.

My first Ontario box in 2 1/2 years. What a great idea. I've driven by 100s of times and never thought to stop.

This was our fourth of the cemetery series - even with GPS we missed this one. We had expected it to be on the East side of the road. We found the Riverstown box and hubby went back to find this one as I stamped in. They're pretty close together so it wasn't that bad. Love the detail on the stamps in this series - this one was an interesting hide. We couldn't find "Ellen" but figured it out from the rest of the clue.

Love this stamp, quick spot to stop and get it. Log book is close to being full.

We almost drove right by this cemetery but I spotted it just in time for us to pull over. You did a fine job on this carving. I especially like the way that you carved the hands.

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it was a great day, driving up hyw 6
sunny and cool...perfect for letterboxing.
thanks Lone R for another interesting find
and what a felicitous carving
cheers mmmtika

The younger members of our group found this one creepy too. There was a white tombstone lying flat at the end of the row but it had a layer of red liquid over it.