Verse 11

Pass two friends of octave
In December
Ride the man of oz
To the land near the window
There’s a road that leads to
Dark forest
Where white is in color
With two maps
After circle and square
In July and August
A path beckons
To mica and driftwood
Under that
Which may be last touched
Or first seen standing
Look north at the wing
And dig
To achieve
By dauntless and inconquerable
Determination
Your goal.

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Painting Name: Medieval Scarecrow
Painting Inspired by: Unknown
Latitude Longitude 35 / 75 (lat/long not very clear in image)
Month: January
Birthstone: Garnet
Time: 1 o'clock
Flower: Carnation
Nation: England
Line tying verse to image: To the land near the window
Litany quote: "Fairies of England proudly bear Garnet, crown-jewel of their Queen.."
Parks Department: National Parks Service
Official Contact: Deputy Chief/LE Specialist, Mike Henry
Dig Status: Dig requests must go through Mike Henry and be supported and observed by State Agencies. The following is posted at the request of the National Park Service:
The criminal activity associated with unlawful digging within a National Park falls under 36 CFR Section 2.1; Preservation of natural, cultural and archaeological resources and shall be punished by a fine and or by imprisonment.

Period Maps courtesy of James Watson - These files are huge.
Roanoke Cape Hatteras 1978 - 5Mb
Roanoke Fort Raleigh 1974 - 2Mb

Japanese Keywords and HInts:
Line 1: octave
Octave refers to the number 8, in music term one octave is a range of notes however octave is a proper noun.
Line 3: man of oz
Line 6: Dark forest
Line 7: white
Line 8: maps
Line 11: path
Line 12: mica and driftwood
Line 16: wing
Line 18: To achieve
Line 19: By dauntless and inconquerable
This is a direct quote from a book. Let’s pull out the encyclopedia or dictionary.