Ben E LbNA #19677
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Add Location| Owner: | Bungalow Boxer  |
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| Plant date: | Oct 21, 2001 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Coventry |
| County: | Tolland |
| State: | Connecticut |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Nairon |
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| Last found: | Feb 9, 2019 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Oct 21, 2001 |
This box was adopted on the site by Music Woman. If you would like to reown your box, please e-mail me.
This box is dedicated to my faithful friend and pony, BenE.
The box is planted at Creaser Park in Coventry, CT. Creaser Park is located off of Seagraves Road. There is plenty of parking and dogs are welcome. But please do the doggie-doo, we almost stepped in some piles.
Difficulty: easy to moderate
Time: 45-60 mins.
From the parking area, facing Building number 3, follow the asphalt path around the building. Take a right off the path at Building 4 and follow the trail into the woods. The trail is marked at the beginning by a scotch pine.
You will begin on the red-marked trail. Go over the bridge and up the hill. At the fork, take a right onto the blue trail. You will dip into a small valley and then go up, around, and down Little Round Top and Big Round Top.
Past a tree on the right which is filled with woodpecker holes, you will come to the yellow trail. Take a left onto the yellow. Now you are going down past a sling-shot tree and under wing of two huge pines. Stay left on the
yellow/red trail. The yellow trail branches off, now stay on the red trail.
At the twins on the left and their sibling on the right, the beginning of a stone wall can be seen on the left. Just past the twins, count 16 paces
(counting both feet) along the wall to the Crotchety Gramma. The BenE. box is in her lap. Take a seat along the wall and, as always, stamp secretly.
Return to the trail and continue along the red trail to your beginning point.
Mamoosha & Tootsie Roo
This box is dedicated to my faithful friend and pony, BenE.
The box is planted at Creaser Park in Coventry, CT. Creaser Park is located off of Seagraves Road. There is plenty of parking and dogs are welcome. But please do the doggie-doo, we almost stepped in some piles.
Difficulty: easy to moderate
Time: 45-60 mins.
From the parking area, facing Building number 3, follow the asphalt path around the building. Take a right off the path at Building 4 and follow the trail into the woods. The trail is marked at the beginning by a scotch pine.
You will begin on the red-marked trail. Go over the bridge and up the hill. At the fork, take a right onto the blue trail. You will dip into a small valley and then go up, around, and down Little Round Top and Big Round Top.
Past a tree on the right which is filled with woodpecker holes, you will come to the yellow trail. Take a left onto the yellow. Now you are going down past a sling-shot tree and under wing of two huge pines. Stay left on the
yellow/red trail. The yellow trail branches off, now stay on the red trail.
At the twins on the left and their sibling on the right, the beginning of a stone wall can be seen on the left. Just past the twins, count 16 paces
(counting both feet) along the wall to the Crotchety Gramma. The BenE. box is in her lap. Take a seat along the wall and, as always, stamp secretly.
Return to the trail and continue along the red trail to your beginning point.
Mamoosha & Tootsie Roo