Boynton Buddy: Dancing Dog - missing LbNA #24738 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Aug 20, 2006 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Murfreesboro |
| County: | Rutherford |
| State: | Tennessee |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | 4 little piggies  |
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| Found by: | B L3 |
| Last found: | Jan 6, 2007 |
| Status: | FFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Aug 20, 2006 |
(confirmed missing 3/23/07)
Dancing Dog has found a place called the Bark Park where he can boogie the days and nights away. To locate this letterbox, find the General Bragg Trailhead for the Murfreesboro Greenway System off the Old Nashville Highway (or W. College St, either name works) in Murfreesboro. Instead of turning to go under the tacks when headinging NW, go straight. A small park and pavilion are here. Find the trail behind the pavilion and go southeast (right) on the trail. Follow the signs to the Bark Park, turning right as directed. As you enter the clearing you will see the area for fur-covered dogs in front of you. The fencerow on the left side of the clearing is where our latex friend has found a spot. He shouldn’t be too hard to locate. He is just beyond a very visible mound. Walking to the south side of this mound, two fence row trees are divided by the remains of a post. In front of this post resting beneath a conveniently pick-up-able stump is our choreographed canine. There is room for small hitchhikers. Bring your own ink.
Dancing Dog has found a place called the Bark Park where he can boogie the days and nights away. To locate this letterbox, find the General Bragg Trailhead for the Murfreesboro Greenway System off the Old Nashville Highway (or W. College St, either name works) in Murfreesboro. Instead of turning to go under the tacks when headinging NW, go straight. A small park and pavilion are here. Find the trail behind the pavilion and go southeast (right) on the trail. Follow the signs to the Bark Park, turning right as directed. As you enter the clearing you will see the area for fur-covered dogs in front of you. The fencerow on the left side of the clearing is where our latex friend has found a spot. He shouldn’t be too hard to locate. He is just beyond a very visible mound. Walking to the south side of this mound, two fence row trees are divided by the remains of a post. In front of this post resting beneath a conveniently pick-up-able stump is our choreographed canine. There is room for small hitchhikers. Bring your own ink.