Box #72603

Let's Play Ball Series (5)

Mortland Rd, Searsport, ME

Clue	https://www.atlasquest.com/boxes/clue/?boxId=72603
Planted	April 14, 2008
Modified	July 4, 2011
Planters	Jiffy
Owner	Jiffy
Location	Mortland Rd, Searsport, ME View Map

	Name	Status	Last Found	F-Summary	Findability
1.	Glove by Jiffy	active	Aug 18, 2018	ffffffffffxffff	average
2.	Cap by Jiffy	active	Jun 22, 2013	fffffffxfx	challenging
3.	Bat by Jiffy	active	Jun 22, 2013	ffffffffff	challenging
4.	Ball by Jiffy	unknown	Jul 15, 2011	ffxffxffxx	challenging
5.	Diamond by Jiffy	retired	Aug 19, 2009	ffffffffxxxxxxx	impossible

Box Comments

Daytrippers 54

August 2018

Love baseball ⚾!! Glove spot ln, poplar tree we believe has fallen on box, didn't have proper attire to attempt #3, thanks.

Basset Mom

July 2018

The only one we got was the glove. The clues for the others are a bit cloudy - can find the basic spot but then it's like HUH? as to where exactly it would be. SO MANY things in the way, brush, vegetation, sticks, and broken limbs - can't really get around in there.

The Thompson Whangdoodles

August 2013

We couldn't find the cap and it was getting late so we will have to back for the others

SeaFlea

June 2013

Stamps soaking wet, crumbling!

graywolf

June 2013

No luck finding glove. The area is crazy overgrown and the stamps we did find are in miserable shape with water damage.

felixpezgirl

July 2011

Nice series, hope you can reactivate the Diamond so there is a log book someday

dezigncatz

July 2011

Great set of stamps in a nice location. Son had fun playing on the playground once we found the boxes. 4th stamp was a little tough to get to and the 5th one seems to be missing but still found 4 out of 5 so it was a good day!

juliebean

June 2011

Very cute stamps! Had a hard time finding the fourth stamp. Last one seems to be missing.

Seagull

August 2009

Great series.Nice stamps.
Had fun going back to visit around my old high school!

Chiarell

July 2009

The area around the ball field is very overgrown, and there is a huge bee hives nest in the tall grass just a couple of feet away from 'bat'. I was armed with an epi pen and went after it anyway, but beware!