828. StPDP at SDSP
A very quick and easy RI mystery plant

In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, an old sewsewbizzy carve, and the PPC in NC, which has apparently been making great strides down south towards restoring traditional permanent letterboxing (as opposed to just “gathering hopping”), and which we hope to continue up this way, too - here’s another “quickie”:

Just go to the place where all the snakes that St. Patrick chased out of Ireland might have gone if they had come to RI. Park (could be icy or muddy) in the lot north of the small cemetery just into the woods on the north side of a large field. Take about two dozen steps up the trail NE, then another 16 or so off trail NW to a tree in front of a low rock ledge. There to the right of the tree, tucked behind a green lichen-covered branch, find this traditional symbol of Ireland, repurposed from sewsewbizzy’s old stamp collection.

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