Sharon Dog Park LbNA #15026 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | May 11, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Sharon |
| County: | Norfolk |
| State: | Massachusetts |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Peppermint Patti  |
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| Found by: | Betsy @ The Summit |
| Last found: | Sep 7, 2006 |
| Status: | FFFFFF |
| Last edited: | May 11, 2005 |
MISSING!!!
This letterbox was placed at the Sharon Dog Park with the help of Kirby Swordsman!
This is an awesome place for dogs to romp and have fun with other dogs. It is an enclosed area for dogs to run freely, off leashes, and play!
For more info or directions to the Sharon Dog Park please see their website: http://www.sharondogpark.org/
Clues:
From the parking area follow the trail to the dog park (which is nicely marked with dog park signs!). When you reach the pond on the left take the trail on the left immediately after the pond. This trail is not the dog park trail but rather goes around the edge of the pond. The trail bends up to the right. At the T intersection go straight across. You will reach another T intersection. Again go straight across up a slight hill. Approximately 30 steps up this trail look to your right. Three trees into the woods will be a large two pronged tree. At the base of this tree is a large knot hole. The letterbox is hiding in this knot hole covered well by sticks and leaves. (You should be able to see the fence for the dog park in front of you through the woods.)
Please rehide carefully ... even better than you found it!
Let me know if you found it. peppermint.patti@mail.com
This letterbox was placed at the Sharon Dog Park with the help of Kirby Swordsman!
This is an awesome place for dogs to romp and have fun with other dogs. It is an enclosed area for dogs to run freely, off leashes, and play!
For more info or directions to the Sharon Dog Park please see their website: http://www.sharondogpark.org/
Clues:
From the parking area follow the trail to the dog park (which is nicely marked with dog park signs!). When you reach the pond on the left take the trail on the left immediately after the pond. This trail is not the dog park trail but rather goes around the edge of the pond. The trail bends up to the right. At the T intersection go straight across. You will reach another T intersection. Again go straight across up a slight hill. Approximately 30 steps up this trail look to your right. Three trees into the woods will be a large two pronged tree. At the base of this tree is a large knot hole. The letterbox is hiding in this knot hole covered well by sticks and leaves. (You should be able to see the fence for the dog park in front of you through the woods.)
Please rehide carefully ... even better than you found it!
Let me know if you found it. peppermint.patti@mail.com