Signs and Symbols LbNA #18559 (ARCHIVED)
Owner: | Adoptable |
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Plant date: | Oct 9, 2005 |
Location: | |
City: | Lawndale |
County: | Cleveland |
State: | North Carolina |
Boxes: | 1 |
Planted by: | KEMB |
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Found by: | TeamTalbot |
Last found: | Apr 12, 2007 |
Status: | FFFFFr |
Last edited: | Oct 9, 2005 |
This box is missing - sorry!
The box is located near 112 Piedmont Drive for use in getting driving directions!
Difficulty: Easy/Medium (mostly paved surfaces, a hill, and stairs) Watch out for cars.
Clues:
As you approach the first brick building (past the bank and next to the playing field), there is a streetlight on your left. Across the road on the right is a sign meant for you.
This is where your journey begins.
Get out of your car and look for a grey sign that reminds us that what is lost cannot be replaced. As you sit reflecting, facing the sign is a paved path for you to take.
At the start of the path take ten paces. To your left is a sign not meant for you. Beyond it is a symbol of an old brotherhood.
Ten paces further up the path is a symbol that new life can grow out of distruction.
Follow the path completely up the hill. Just beyond the brown brick building on your right is a sign not meant for you.
Follow the path down around the curve.
At a sign on your right not facing you, go down the stairs to your right.
At the bottom of the stairs on your right is a fequently seen sign.
Directly behind it are three trees in a row. Three is often a symbol associated with many faiths. Behind the third tree is the object you seek. Within is a sign of endearment.
The box is located near 112 Piedmont Drive for use in getting driving directions!
Difficulty: Easy/Medium (mostly paved surfaces, a hill, and stairs) Watch out for cars.
Clues:
As you approach the first brick building (past the bank and next to the playing field), there is a streetlight on your left. Across the road on the right is a sign meant for you.
This is where your journey begins.
Get out of your car and look for a grey sign that reminds us that what is lost cannot be replaced. As you sit reflecting, facing the sign is a paved path for you to take.
At the start of the path take ten paces. To your left is a sign not meant for you. Beyond it is a symbol of an old brotherhood.
Ten paces further up the path is a symbol that new life can grow out of distruction.
Follow the path completely up the hill. Just beyond the brown brick building on your right is a sign not meant for you.
Follow the path down around the curve.
At a sign on your right not facing you, go down the stairs to your right.
At the bottom of the stairs on your right is a fequently seen sign.
Directly behind it are three trees in a row. Three is often a symbol associated with many faiths. Behind the third tree is the object you seek. Within is a sign of endearment.