Good and Plentiful LbNA #14506
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Add Location| Owner: | Da Kool Kats  |
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| Plant date: | Mar 13, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | ??? |
| County: | San Joaquin |
| State: | California |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | ??? |
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| Last found: | Nov 26, 2008 |
| Status: | FFFaFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Mar 13, 2005 |
Directions
Whether you are coming from the north or the south, take the highway that is the boiling point of water in Celsius minus 1, until you reach the road with the same name as a famous French—English battle. Take the exit for this road and head in a North Easterly direction until you come to the name of the establishment in the word jumble.
Clue
Write the letters in order in the spaces below and unscramble the words.
A fruit that is a cross between an apricot and a plum, sometimes called Dinosaur Eggs. (5)
Another name for the kinkan fruit. (2)
A fruit that is most often used in a cookie that is rumored to be named after a famous English physicist (1)
A citrus fruit that is most often eaten for breakfast. (9)
A berry that has the same name as a large migratory bird. (8)
A fruit that looks like a fuzzy brown egg and is named after a fuzzy flightless brown bird. (3)
John Chapman planted these seeds everywhere he went. (4)
A berry with the same name as a Samuel Clemens character .(7)
Patterson, CA is known as the “capital of the world” for this fruit. (6)
1st word: — — — — — 2nd word: — — — —
After you have reached the location, stand at the south corner of the building, walk 38 paces across the lot heading at 180 degrees. You will find your tasty treat under a rusty chisel.
Whether you are coming from the north or the south, take the highway that is the boiling point of water in Celsius minus 1, until you reach the road with the same name as a famous French—English battle. Take the exit for this road and head in a North Easterly direction until you come to the name of the establishment in the word jumble.
Clue
Write the letters in order in the spaces below and unscramble the words.
A fruit that is a cross between an apricot and a plum, sometimes called Dinosaur Eggs. (5)
Another name for the kinkan fruit. (2)
A fruit that is most often used in a cookie that is rumored to be named after a famous English physicist (1)
A citrus fruit that is most often eaten for breakfast. (9)
A berry that has the same name as a large migratory bird. (8)
A fruit that looks like a fuzzy brown egg and is named after a fuzzy flightless brown bird. (3)
John Chapman planted these seeds everywhere he went. (4)
A berry with the same name as a Samuel Clemens character .(7)
Patterson, CA is known as the “capital of the world” for this fruit. (6)
1st word: — — — — — 2nd word: — — — —
After you have reached the location, stand at the south corner of the building, walk 38 paces across the lot heading at 180 degrees. You will find your tasty treat under a rusty chisel.