Coffee Milk LbNA #17278
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Aug 10, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Usquepaug |
| County: | Washington |
| State: | Rhode Island |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | laurette  |
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| Found by: | Sagacorn |
| Last found: | Jan 31, 2020 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Aug 10, 2005 |
Coffee Milk
A letterbox given to RI by Clueless as part of the IALC exchange.
driving directions:
from I95 in RI take exit 3 and head east on 138. When you reach Usquepaug turn left on Dry Bridge Road (following the signs for Peter’s Pots) Cross the one lane bridge and turn left onto Glen Rock Road. Follow Glen Rock to the left again after Peter’s Pots. Look for the Crawley Preserve on the north side of the road. Park in the lot. This is a new preserve.
Crawley Preserve: Located in both Richmond and South Kingstown, this 112-acre preserve is home to mixed deciduous forest, White Pine woods, American Beech stands, and Red Maple lowlands. Spring blooms such as Spicebush, Jack-in-the-pulpit, Wild Oats, and Wood Anemone are likely to be found.
Clue:
Take the blue, up and up. Stay with the blue until you pass the Dead Pine Stand. Take the second orange. 20 steps along the orange brings you alongside a birch tree on the north side of the trail. Behind the birch is a fallen tree balanced on a rock. Find your drink tucked under the rock on the corner nearest the beech. Mmmm:p When you had your fill, continue on the orange. Left on blue until it returns. Now right on blue back to your car.
A letterbox given to RI by Clueless as part of the IALC exchange.
driving directions:
from I95 in RI take exit 3 and head east on 138. When you reach Usquepaug turn left on Dry Bridge Road (following the signs for Peter’s Pots) Cross the one lane bridge and turn left onto Glen Rock Road. Follow Glen Rock to the left again after Peter’s Pots. Look for the Crawley Preserve on the north side of the road. Park in the lot. This is a new preserve.
Crawley Preserve: Located in both Richmond and South Kingstown, this 112-acre preserve is home to mixed deciduous forest, White Pine woods, American Beech stands, and Red Maple lowlands. Spring blooms such as Spicebush, Jack-in-the-pulpit, Wild Oats, and Wood Anemone are likely to be found.
Clue:
Take the blue, up and up. Stay with the blue until you pass the Dead Pine Stand. Take the second orange. 20 steps along the orange brings you alongside a birch tree on the north side of the trail. Behind the birch is a fallen tree balanced on a rock. Find your drink tucked under the rock on the corner nearest the beech. Mmmm:p When you had your fill, continue on the orange. Left on blue until it returns. Now right on blue back to your car.