Northern Exposure LbNA #19894 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Baby Bear  |
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| Plant date: | Dec 27, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Cleburne |
| County: | Johnson |
| State: | Texas |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Blue Butterfly |
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| Last found: | Oct 7, 2006 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFar |
| Last edited: | Dec 27, 2005 |
Difficulty: Easy
Distance to Letterbox: 250 yards
Status of Letterbox: Alive and Well on 11/18/2006
The "Northern Exposure" letterbox is located in Cleburne State Park, near Cleburne, Texas. This park features many hiking trails, camping, picnicing, fishing, boating, etc. The box commemorates our December 2005 trip to Northern Texas.
Directions:
From Cleburne, go west on Hwy 67. Turn left on Park Road 21 and follow to park entrance on the right. Enter park and go to very end of road (at Coyote Run Nature Trail near camping area 44-57). Park and go to trail head at end of turning circle.
To the Letterbox:
Take the Coyote Run Trail. Look for post #2 "Yucca" on your right. From here continue on for 80 steps to a Y in the trail. Go left on the new trail for 12 steps. Look at 250 degrees (left) at a large multitruck cedar tree about 10 yards away. The box is in the middle of the tree, covered with rocks.
Let me know the status: babybearlb2002@yahoo.com
Distance to Letterbox: 250 yards
Status of Letterbox: Alive and Well on 11/18/2006
The "Northern Exposure" letterbox is located in Cleburne State Park, near Cleburne, Texas. This park features many hiking trails, camping, picnicing, fishing, boating, etc. The box commemorates our December 2005 trip to Northern Texas.
Directions:
From Cleburne, go west on Hwy 67. Turn left on Park Road 21 and follow to park entrance on the right. Enter park and go to very end of road (at Coyote Run Nature Trail near camping area 44-57). Park and go to trail head at end of turning circle.
To the Letterbox:
Take the Coyote Run Trail. Look for post #2 "Yucca" on your right. From here continue on for 80 steps to a Y in the trail. Go left on the new trail for 12 steps. Look at 250 degrees (left) at a large multitruck cedar tree about 10 yards away. The box is in the middle of the tree, covered with rocks.
Let me know the status: babybearlb2002@yahoo.com