In the distance, perched way up high, sits a predator from the sky, scanning the waters, for a rainbow to keep, shiny and fast, but shallow not deep.
From the day use parking lot at north twin lake, Look west to see Twin Lakes Trail #51,
Pass the camp sights and find the hill, Climb this gentle slope, Giants on your right and left, The large feet of an old man on your left,
Pass an old man down,
...and a burnt woodpecker post,
Pass through a little old man down, You will come to four directions, or is it three, Go straight ahead not far at all, to your left stand, three tall, Ahead lies the ruins of a train wrecked old man but go no further, instead visit with the three tall fellows,
...if you listen to the middle fellow bellow, He will Riddle you this, I might bark, but will not bite, when you take the dinner from behind my back.
We had such a blast doing a family letter boxing trip and finding the "sunset dinner" letterbox. The stamp was beautifully hand carved as they usually are and the girls loved hearing the clues and hunting for our hidden treasure.If you haven't heard of this fun family hunt, you can learn more at:
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