Sword in the Stone LbNA #14601 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Apr 20, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Nashville |
| County: | Davidson |
| State: | Tennessee |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | 4 little piggies  |
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| Found by: | Kentucky |
| Last found: | Mar 27, 2009 |
| Status: | FFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Apr 20, 2005 |
THIS BOX IS A PART OF THE RIVER OF STONES SERIES.
Placed by She Who Plants; listing currently being monitored by 4 Little Piggies
In order to find this second box in the River of Stones series, you must make your way to a trailhead. Seek it out in the area called Donelson, just east of Nashville in the county called Davidson. Travel on 70, watching for the coals that does not burn. Your starting point can be found in the NE corner.
Sword in the Stone:
Press on, skirting the waters.
Move forward, beyond the habitations of men.
Keep watch, seeking out metallic monoliths.
Look sharp, observing the first cluster of stones near the trees.
Make haste, ducking behind them before you are seen.
Shift stones, under the shelter of the slanting rock.
NOTES:
-Bring your own ink pad and pen.
-Paved trail, good for strollers.
-Bikes permitted.
-Pets allowed.
-Box is large enough to accomodate a small hitchhiker.
-Distance, about a mile there and another mile back (give or take).
Placed by She Who Plants; listing currently being monitored by 4 Little Piggies
In order to find this second box in the River of Stones series, you must make your way to a trailhead. Seek it out in the area called Donelson, just east of Nashville in the county called Davidson. Travel on 70, watching for the coals that does not burn. Your starting point can be found in the NE corner.
Sword in the Stone:
Press on, skirting the waters.
Move forward, beyond the habitations of men.
Keep watch, seeking out metallic monoliths.
Look sharp, observing the first cluster of stones near the trees.
Make haste, ducking behind them before you are seen.
Shift stones, under the shelter of the slanting rock.
NOTES:
-Bring your own ink pad and pen.
-Paved trail, good for strollers.
-Bikes permitted.
-Pets allowed.
-Box is large enough to accomodate a small hitchhiker.
-Distance, about a mile there and another mile back (give or take).