3 River Flowers LbNA #19763 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Dec 27, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Arlington |
| County: | Snohomish |
| State: | Washington |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | mommas3angels  |
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| Found by: | Martini Man |
| Last found: | Aug 31, 2006 |
| Status: | FFFFF |
| Last edited: | Dec 27, 2005 |
3 River Flowers was washed away by the recent flooding.
This box will be available again by Spring. Please check back!
Thank you,
mommas3angels & Auntie Mary
Clues: Easy, fun for family
Location: River Meadows Park
At the base of the 3 moss covered deciduous trees, with the sound of the river lulling them to sleep, 3 lovely flowers bloom hidden among the fallen leaves. They bloom unseen to the unsuspecting passerby but you can discover their beauty. Just enjoy the walk & follow these directions.
North on I-5, take Darrington/Arlington Exit 208. Turn right onto WA-530, go 4+ miles to light at HWY 9. Turn left on HWY 9, take first right (your still on 530). Going thru town, you’ll cross over river, take Right at the next light at Arlington Heights Rd. Go 0.9 miles & bear right onto Jordon Road. Go almost 3 miles turn right into River Meadows Park.
Upon entering River Meadows Park, drive all the way down the hill passing the large meadow on the right. Turn right & go to the picnic site at the end & park.
Facing the meadow with the large poles, look left to the edge of the meadow & spot the 3 young birch trees.
Walk along thru the birch trees to the end of the meadow where you’ll see 2 evergreens. Between them lies the river trail. Follow the trail to the “T” & turn left. Enjoy the river on your right. Just before the next junction where the trail comes to a "Y", you’ll see on your left 3 moss covered deciduous trees. (There are several shoot offs to the river, look for the true "Y" in the trail.)
Stand in the middle of the trees facing the center tree. Down on your left you’ll spot a rock in the shape of a Brazil nut. Behind the rock is where the 3 River Flowers bloom.
Enjoy!
Please contact mudflap@my-cad.com if letterbox is missing or damaged.
Thank you,
mommas3angels
This box will be available again by Spring. Please check back!
Thank you,
mommas3angels & Auntie Mary
Clues: Easy, fun for family
Location: River Meadows Park
At the base of the 3 moss covered deciduous trees, with the sound of the river lulling them to sleep, 3 lovely flowers bloom hidden among the fallen leaves. They bloom unseen to the unsuspecting passerby but you can discover their beauty. Just enjoy the walk & follow these directions.
North on I-5, take Darrington/Arlington Exit 208. Turn right onto WA-530, go 4+ miles to light at HWY 9. Turn left on HWY 9, take first right (your still on 530). Going thru town, you’ll cross over river, take Right at the next light at Arlington Heights Rd. Go 0.9 miles & bear right onto Jordon Road. Go almost 3 miles turn right into River Meadows Park.
Upon entering River Meadows Park, drive all the way down the hill passing the large meadow on the right. Turn right & go to the picnic site at the end & park.
Facing the meadow with the large poles, look left to the edge of the meadow & spot the 3 young birch trees.
Walk along thru the birch trees to the end of the meadow where you’ll see 2 evergreens. Between them lies the river trail. Follow the trail to the “T” & turn left. Enjoy the river on your right. Just before the next junction where the trail comes to a "Y", you’ll see on your left 3 moss covered deciduous trees. (There are several shoot offs to the river, look for the true "Y" in the trail.)
Stand in the middle of the trees facing the center tree. Down on your left you’ll spot a rock in the shape of a Brazil nut. Behind the rock is where the 3 River Flowers bloom.
Enjoy!
Please contact mudflap@my-cad.com if letterbox is missing or damaged.
Thank you,
mommas3angels