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Box #64571

Yar! It's the FSM! (3) Hand-carvedWalkDogCompassBike

West Tyson County Park, 131 N Outer Rd E, Eureka, MO
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Cluehttps://www.atlasquest.com/boxes/clue/?boxId=64571
PlantedJanuary 15, 2008
ModifiedAugust 23, 2017
PlantersrozebudProfileContactLogbookNote
OwnerrozebudProfileContactLogbookNote
LocationWest Tyson County Park, 131 N Outer Rd E, Eureka, MO
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NameStatus Last FoundF-SummaryFindability
1.Captain Mosey's Stowaway Stash
by rozebudProfileContactLogbookNote		activeJul 5, 2021ffffFfffffgood
2.Jolly Roger
by rozebudProfileContactLogbookNote		activeAug 17, 2020ffffffxffffffffaverage
3.FSM
by rozebudProfileContactLogbookNote		retiredJan 21, 2015fffffffffffffffimpossible

Box Comments

HomebodyProfileContactLogbookNote
July 2021
Quite a crew was on board! Thanks.
YaateehProfileContactLogbookNote
May 2021
Avast me hearties - if ye like Hitchhiker Hostels, don’t sail past this one without stoppin’ — it’s shipshape!
PackerBackersProfileContactLogbookNote
August 2017
Fun clues and great stamps.
Snap SnapProfileContactLogbookNote
January 2015
Great stamps and loved the stowaways! Yar be some hitching a ride to NH. There is a new switchback sign. I took a photo if you want to change your clue.
Kiss'n KarinProfileContactLogbookNote
May 2014
Fun hunt, beautiful trail, and super HH Hostel!
MO UR4MeProfileContactLogbookNote
April 2014
Ay, Matey, this was a fine treasure! Good fer me, I was not attacked by the FSM!
PumpkinSeedsLenoreProfileContactLogbookNote
September 2013
Ahoy! Mate, Me'n'th' crew found t' booty in them thar treasure boxes. This be a great adventuaaarrr!!!
AviatrixProfileContactLogbookNote
July 2013
The HH hostel and FSM were in good shape, but I poked around for a half hour before giving up on the Jolly Roger.
mr. jakeProfileContactLogbookNote
November 2010
These were alot of fun to find!
carry on grandmaProfileContactLogbookNote
November 2010
This fun adventure took an interesting twist, as did the trail. 70 degrees in November!