A pair of red doves for Michael Bird LbNA #29394 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | N/A |
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| Plant date: | Mar 23, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Kitchener |
| County: | Ontario, CAN |
| State: | Ontario, Canada |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | the Sehl gang
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| Found by: | the Sehl gang |
| Last found: | Jul 15, 2008 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFOaaaaaa |
| Last edited: | Mar 23, 2007 |
Begin your journey at the city's clock tower and follow the curved paved path, passing 6 "white balls on black posts".
(Sidenote: When you get to the 1st post on your right, look left to "not Goliath" Street & you may see yellow-bricked # 79...where my great-grandparents Amelia & Alfred Hummel lived (1919-1939). My grandma was born upstairs.
Continue on the path but be careful not to get hit by a cannonball.
Cross the street to the 'dwelling that ought to float'. Turn right. Walk on brick then pavement again. Pass 2 benches on your left. Over the bridge erected in 1896 to bandstand & cross the 2nd bridge (you can see the old blue water tower in the distance on the left).
Turn left, passing a knobby tree. Walk straight until water ends. Go through painted black posts, cross street, and over to the fire hydrant. Path is now fine gravel & may be muddy.
Now be discreet: On the right of the path, there is a bank with a cluster of spruce trees. Go to the 2nd tree & there is a camo box hung about 4' off the ground on the back side of the trunk...Grab it quickly & do your artwork back at the park. There is alot of pedestrian traffic & you may look suspicious.
Continue on the path to see the 1820 homestead...
feedback appreciated...cavoisin@aei.ca
(Sidenote: When you get to the 1st post on your right, look left to "not Goliath" Street & you may see yellow-bricked # 79...where my great-grandparents Amelia & Alfred Hummel lived (1919-1939). My grandma was born upstairs.
Continue on the path but be careful not to get hit by a cannonball.
Cross the street to the 'dwelling that ought to float'. Turn right. Walk on brick then pavement again. Pass 2 benches on your left. Over the bridge erected in 1896 to bandstand & cross the 2nd bridge (you can see the old blue water tower in the distance on the left).
Turn left, passing a knobby tree. Walk straight until water ends. Go through painted black posts, cross street, and over to the fire hydrant. Path is now fine gravel & may be muddy.
Now be discreet: On the right of the path, there is a bank with a cluster of spruce trees. Go to the 2nd tree & there is a camo box hung about 4' off the ground on the back side of the trunk...Grab it quickly & do your artwork back at the park. There is alot of pedestrian traffic & you may look suspicious.
Continue on the path to see the 1820 homestead...
feedback appreciated...cavoisin@aei.ca