La Vie Aquatique #6: The Cranberry Dolphin LbNA #21492
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Add Location| Owner: | Outdoorsoccer  |
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| Plant date: | Apr 14, 2006 |
| Location: | 501 Weaver Dairy Rd |
| City: | Chapel Hill |
| County: | Orange |
| State: | North Carolina |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Wishfish |
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| Found by: | Marvel-Us |
| Last found: | Dec 30, 2020 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFOFF |
| Last edited: | Jan 15, 2019 |
***Update 14/JAN/19 Replaced box in a different location due to the previous location is too close to several houses. Please read the updated clue for the location of the LB.
New Clue (14/JAN/19):
This letterbox is hidden on the Jo Peeler Nature Trail in Cedar Falls Park. The park is located off Weaver Dairy Road. Find directions at http://www.trianglefc.org/maps/directions_to_cedar_falls_park.htm
Enter the park near the soccer fields and park on the side of the parking lot opposite the recycling area. Look for a paved path that heads into a wooded area. Pass a large brown sign that identifies the trail and has a map of the park. From here, walk toward the picnic areas (away from the parking lot).
Find the Jo Peeler Nature Trail on the right immediately after the playground. Doesn't seem to be a sign here identifying the trail, but you should turn right just before a large, hollow stump.
The Nature Trail is marked by yellow blazes on the trees and short brown signposts that have yellow numbers painted on them. Follow the blazes carefully; the trails in this park cross each other frequently and it is easy to get off-track!
When the trail forks, keep left (away from the baseball fields).
At marker #3, turn right onto a side trail. Pass the giant 4-trunk tree, carefully cross the stream bed, and turn to the right.
Walk about 53 adult paces uphill. Look for a tree next to a stump on your right. Look behind the tree under a rock and leaves for the LB. Please recover with leaves and the rock after stamping in.
Depending on when you search for this box, you may need to use some stealth as the trail can be busy during the warmer months.
Please log your find on LBNA and let us know how the box is doing.
Thank you for searching for our adopted LB.
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OLD CLUE:
*** Temporarily removed for "repairs" 1/9/07... Box replaced 1/27/07. Finders: please make sure to close the box (and all bags inside) VERY tightly so nothing gets wet! ***
This letterbox is hidden on the Jo Peeler Nature Trail in Cedar Falls Park. The park is located off Weaver Dairy Road. Find directions at http://www.trianglefc.org/maps/directions_to_cedar_falls_park.htm
Enter the park near the baseball field, on the side of the parking lot opposite the recycling area. Look for a paved path that heads into a wooded area. Pass a large brown sign that identifies the trail and has a map of the park. From here, walk toward the picnic areas (away from the parking lot).
Find the Jo Peeler Nature Trail on the right immediately after the playground. Doesn't seem to be a sign here identifying the trail, but you should turn right just before a large, hollow stump.
The Nature Trail is marked by yellow blazes on the trees and short brown signposts that have yellow numbers painted on them. Follow the blazes carefully; the trails in this park cross each other frequently and it is easy to get off-track!
When the trail forks, keep left (away from the baseball diamond).
At marker #7, turn right onto a side trail. Pass the giant 4-trunk tree, cross the stream bed, and follow the little path that heads toward a large pine tree that has a short log lying on the ground to its right. When you come to a T, continue in the direction you were headed, going across the other trail and toward a tall tree with a small double-trunk tree immediately to its left.
You will find the letterbox hidden in the rock pile at the base of these trees.
Please be discreet when stamping in and re-hide the letterbox carefully when you're done! Take care to close up the box and bags inside VERY tightly to nothing gets wet.
Return to the Jo Peeler Nature Trail back by marker #7 to continue around the loop or explore the network of other trails that wind throughout the park.
Hike length: 0.1 miles
New Clue (14/JAN/19):
This letterbox is hidden on the Jo Peeler Nature Trail in Cedar Falls Park. The park is located off Weaver Dairy Road. Find directions at http://www.trianglefc.org/maps/directions_to_cedar_falls_park.htm
Enter the park near the soccer fields and park on the side of the parking lot opposite the recycling area. Look for a paved path that heads into a wooded area. Pass a large brown sign that identifies the trail and has a map of the park. From here, walk toward the picnic areas (away from the parking lot).
Find the Jo Peeler Nature Trail on the right immediately after the playground. Doesn't seem to be a sign here identifying the trail, but you should turn right just before a large, hollow stump.
The Nature Trail is marked by yellow blazes on the trees and short brown signposts that have yellow numbers painted on them. Follow the blazes carefully; the trails in this park cross each other frequently and it is easy to get off-track!
When the trail forks, keep left (away from the baseball fields).
At marker #3, turn right onto a side trail. Pass the giant 4-trunk tree, carefully cross the stream bed, and turn to the right.
Walk about 53 adult paces uphill. Look for a tree next to a stump on your right. Look behind the tree under a rock and leaves for the LB. Please recover with leaves and the rock after stamping in.
Depending on when you search for this box, you may need to use some stealth as the trail can be busy during the warmer months.
Please log your find on LBNA and let us know how the box is doing.
Thank you for searching for our adopted LB.
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OLD CLUE:
*** Temporarily removed for "repairs" 1/9/07... Box replaced 1/27/07. Finders: please make sure to close the box (and all bags inside) VERY tightly so nothing gets wet! ***
This letterbox is hidden on the Jo Peeler Nature Trail in Cedar Falls Park. The park is located off Weaver Dairy Road. Find directions at http://www.trianglefc.org/maps/directions_to_cedar_falls_park.htm
Enter the park near the baseball field, on the side of the parking lot opposite the recycling area. Look for a paved path that heads into a wooded area. Pass a large brown sign that identifies the trail and has a map of the park. From here, walk toward the picnic areas (away from the parking lot).
Find the Jo Peeler Nature Trail on the right immediately after the playground. Doesn't seem to be a sign here identifying the trail, but you should turn right just before a large, hollow stump.
The Nature Trail is marked by yellow blazes on the trees and short brown signposts that have yellow numbers painted on them. Follow the blazes carefully; the trails in this park cross each other frequently and it is easy to get off-track!
When the trail forks, keep left (away from the baseball diamond).
At marker #7, turn right onto a side trail. Pass the giant 4-trunk tree, cross the stream bed, and follow the little path that heads toward a large pine tree that has a short log lying on the ground to its right. When you come to a T, continue in the direction you were headed, going across the other trail and toward a tall tree with a small double-trunk tree immediately to its left.
You will find the letterbox hidden in the rock pile at the base of these trees.
Please be discreet when stamping in and re-hide the letterbox carefully when you're done! Take care to close up the box and bags inside VERY tightly to nothing gets wet.
Return to the Jo Peeler Nature Trail back by marker #7 to continue around the loop or explore the network of other trails that wind throughout the park.
Hike length: 0.1 miles