Sweet Violet - MIA LbNA #13075 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jan 14, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Boise |
| County: | Ada |
| State: | Idaho |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Blackvelvetrav  |
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| Found by: | Detamores |
| Last found: | Feb 24, 2006 |
| Status: | FFFF |
| Last edited: | Jan 14, 2005 |
December 19, 2008 - Currently the boxes that were listed as "abandoned" under WD'A have been placed under me. Capperpillar and I have pulled some of the abandoned boxes (that were still alive) and are hoping that WD'A will come to the Gathering in January so we can help her update and re-plant her boxes. Until that time we cannot guarantee that any of her boxes are currently alive and/or what condition they are in. More details to come.
Blackvelvetrav
1/5 in the Botanical Traditions Theme
PLEASE NOTE: THIS BOX IS MIA AND WILL NOT BE REPLACED. VIGILANT PARK GROUNDS KEEPERS OR VAGRANTS WHO KNOWS.
"Sweet violet": a symbol of tender sentiment and virtuous mosesty. A source of perfume since ancient times.
A nosegay of sweet violets surrounded by their leaves is a delightful, old-fashioned birthday gift.
Or give a sweet violet plant for and April birthday. For fragrance choose "White Czar",or "Royal Robe" The most desirable of all is the "Parma" violet. Just a packet of sweet violet seeds makes a charming gift, planted in April to bloom in the fall.
THE SENSE OF SMELL IS THE MOST POWERFUL OF THE SENSES FOR IT REACHES AND TEACHES THE HEART.
Placed here because it was my childhood playground (traditions past)and in honor of my mom whos birthday was in April.
Take the BROADWAY AVE exit # 54; turn north and travel about 2.5 mi
Turn West on Front street and stay in the far right lane
Exit connector at West Front Street
There is a stop sign at 15th (one way north),continue on W Front to the stop sign at 16th street(one way south)and turn left (south east) 16th becomes Americana Blvd. Destination Ann Morrison Park.
Enter the park on the left and take the left arm of the T.
Travel around to the play ground and park at the west end of the lot.
Take the bike/pedestrian path west to the map that has the "You are here" between the yellow 1 & 2. you will pass marker SW 0.7.
From the sign go 40 steps west, 10 steps north to a living memorial for Guy Trenga.
As you read the monument Look toward the Mountains, go 17 steps and 10 steps into the rough. Look left then go where you look 7 steps and over 2 logs to your prize.Rock, Bark, Box.
Take the kids along with some squirel food and duck grain and maybe a camera for the interaction between them.
Blackvelvetrav
1/5 in the Botanical Traditions Theme
PLEASE NOTE: THIS BOX IS MIA AND WILL NOT BE REPLACED. VIGILANT PARK GROUNDS KEEPERS OR VAGRANTS WHO KNOWS.
"Sweet violet": a symbol of tender sentiment and virtuous mosesty. A source of perfume since ancient times.
A nosegay of sweet violets surrounded by their leaves is a delightful, old-fashioned birthday gift.
Or give a sweet violet plant for and April birthday. For fragrance choose "White Czar",or "Royal Robe" The most desirable of all is the "Parma" violet. Just a packet of sweet violet seeds makes a charming gift, planted in April to bloom in the fall.
THE SENSE OF SMELL IS THE MOST POWERFUL OF THE SENSES FOR IT REACHES AND TEACHES THE HEART.
Placed here because it was my childhood playground (traditions past)and in honor of my mom whos birthday was in April.
Take the BROADWAY AVE exit # 54; turn north and travel about 2.5 mi
Turn West on Front street and stay in the far right lane
Exit connector at West Front Street
There is a stop sign at 15th (one way north),continue on W Front to the stop sign at 16th street(one way south)and turn left (south east) 16th becomes Americana Blvd. Destination Ann Morrison Park.
Enter the park on the left and take the left arm of the T.
Travel around to the play ground and park at the west end of the lot.
Take the bike/pedestrian path west to the map that has the "You are here" between the yellow 1 & 2. you will pass marker SW 0.7.
From the sign go 40 steps west, 10 steps north to a living memorial for Guy Trenga.
As you read the monument Look toward the Mountains, go 17 steps and 10 steps into the rough. Look left then go where you look 7 steps and over 2 logs to your prize.Rock, Bark, Box.
Take the kids along with some squirel food and duck grain and maybe a camera for the interaction between them.