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is part of the Great Lakes LB Group’s 2005 Exchange – Monty Python’s The Holy Grail. Before beginning your quest for this box and the Grail please visit the Holy Grail main page (high speed) (dial-up) and read about the specifics of the series and about its special hitchhiker. Clues: It is a little known fact of Wisconsin history, that the towns of East Troy, Troy, and Troy Center were all named after the Trojan Rabbit whose remains were discovered between all three towns! When the Frenchmen flung the Trojan Rabbit, little did they know just how far it would be flung! Although the towns had planned on turning the find into a tourist attraction, fighting amongst the towns over the rights to the wreck never allowed them to realize their dream. So the Trojan Rabbit sits between the towns forgotten by the locals. You can find the Trojan Rabbit at its final resting place in a cemetery next to a marsh 1.5 miles south of Troy Center, 2.25 miles north of Troy, or 2.25 miles west of East Troy on Hwy 20 (Cty N). Once you pull into this tiny place, drive into the back and park near the flag in the area marked by short poles. Stand before the white sign (reported now to be a light grey monument) and take a bearing of 288 degrees. Walk 25 paces on that bearing to a "V" and look in the gaping hole in the left tree for your prize. Warning: Swallows have been seen in this area! Don't look up with your mouth open! Please replace everything back where it should be for others to enjoy the experience! Thanks! Dragon would also appreciate an update on the number of items remaining to be used on the device in the box. Thanks! |
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