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🚪🏠Knock knock is anyone there?🏠🚪
Once you approach, it looks like no one's home, and everyone moved out, Almost anyway. Once you find my home, you'll need to let yourself in, but but I think I locked the door, luckily I left my back up keys somewhere nearby. I might've also locked my wood entry door, though I usually keep a spare set of keys under a rock nearby. To start you need to knock to get in and of course if that doesn't work a good hard bang on the wood door definitely get's someone to open up, if that doesn't work, try the back door on my wood door. Sometimes people leave my wood door open in that case make sure to lock it on your way out. To lock usually you have to bring it hard on the door. Doors can be tricky sometimes.
Muy recommended path to get to my house is to go straight until you see a large cement pad and jump on that and walk to the end. No need to go through the weeds.
Plenty of parking nearby, the only people nearby is a cemetery, a little bit down the road and one home out-of-the-way. This is public property in between a highway and a country road. I picked this location as I worked at Sloughhouse Inn as a kid and funny enough my ancestors for the 1800s also worked there in the same building, Definitely a small world sometimes. No tools required. If you need more help, see the hints. Please make sure to reset for the next person.
This location was chosen because I have several ancestors that are buried in the nearby cemetery down the road that were alive in the 1800s. Fun fact is I ended up working at the Sloughhouse restaurant just down the road many years ago for my first job and my great grandmother did some research and myself working with the Wilton historical Society found that I had several ancestors who worked in the same building and are buried at the cemetery right on this road that passed away during the 1800s. Crazy, how things draw you back to the same small town.