Two attempts — had to come back in the daylight! Thanks.

Look at previous finders comments.
We found tree that used to be double trunk by following directions. There is not 'woods' just bunch of trees scattered. Look for cut off portion of tree, box in stump.
Logbook in separate plastic bag from stamp as too wet to stamp in.

Thank you to the commenters for help with this box.

We had a little trouble locating Dwight, but once we did, the directions were spot on. It's the only tree with two trunks, so it's hard to miss since they cleared the woods.

Grateful for the advice of previous boxers, the tree now stands alone, box is well hidden in it.

Thank goodness for box details left by other finders. There is only 1 locking tab left on the box. I put the entire box in a new baggie.

As another letterboxer mentioned, this cemetery has had a lot of area cleared to make room for new plots. The tree that is referenced in the directions has no greenery around it any longer, so the box is well hidden inside the tree. The box and stamp are in great shape.

Area around the box is in the process of being cleared of all brush. We found the box out in the open at the base of the double-trunked tree. In order to keep it from being discarded, we hid it in a hole in the smaller sister of the double-trunked tree.

well, they didnt end thankful, so I could find this stamp! Nice Carve, thank you

We took a nice day trip from Ptown to grab a few