Barefoot in the Park, II MISSING LbNA #18141 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Sep 17, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Rushville |
| County: | Rush |
| State: | Indiana |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Jabber  |
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| Found by: | speedsquare |
| Last found: | Nov 25, 2005 |
| Status: | Faam |
| Last edited: | Sep 17, 2005 |
7-10-06 I guess it's time for a Barefoot III. If I didn't love this image so much I'd just give it up, but I'll give it one more try.
Barefoot in the Park, II
This is a new stamp (same image as first) in a new location that replaces first stamp with this name which wasn’t hidden very well and disappeared soon after planting. To find this stamp, read the directions for “Property of . . .”
Just to the north of Hackleman’s pioneer home is a work of art made from something old and broken. Start from this location and take a reading of 113 degrees. You will see 3 cedar trees. Head out on a line that passes just north of these trees. Carefully cross the 1st road, sidewalk and 2nd road and you will come to a large tree about 4 feet into the grass. On the west side of the tree is a rather large hole. Using caution, reach inside the tree around on the left and it should be right there.
This can be a busy place, especially in the summertime when the pool is open, so take care. This stamp was planted with the assistance of GSTLC#179.
Barefoot in the Park, II
This is a new stamp (same image as first) in a new location that replaces first stamp with this name which wasn’t hidden very well and disappeared soon after planting. To find this stamp, read the directions for “Property of . . .”
Just to the north of Hackleman’s pioneer home is a work of art made from something old and broken. Start from this location and take a reading of 113 degrees. You will see 3 cedar trees. Head out on a line that passes just north of these trees. Carefully cross the 1st road, sidewalk and 2nd road and you will come to a large tree about 4 feet into the grass. On the west side of the tree is a rather large hole. Using caution, reach inside the tree around on the left and it should be right there.
This can be a busy place, especially in the summertime when the pool is open, so take care. This stamp was planted with the assistance of GSTLC#179.