Duke Island Distraction LbNA #26954 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Nov 10, 2006 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Bridgewater |
| County: | Somerset |
| State: | New Jersey |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | theducklings  |
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| Found by: | Not yet found! |
| Last found: | N/A |
| Status: | aaa |
| Last edited: | Nov 10, 2006 |
This letterbox is missing as of 3/01/2010 - we will try to replace it as soon as possible - We'll update this page when we do.
Your Adventure begins at Duke Island Park, Located off of Old York Road in Bridgewater. After entering the park, proceed to parking Lot C. Save a few steps and park at the far end of the lot.
Walk down the paved path, that heads West into the woods.
Follow the trail until you find a green two-wheeler sign. Shortly after you must decide which path to take. Go 320 degrees Northwest & follow the one less traveled.
Pass a 2 trunker and hear the sound of water getting louder.
The way becomes rocky and the water is in site.
At the fork, head towards the waterfall & enjoy the view. After skipping a few stones, head back to the fork and follow the other path (15 degrees North).
At the top of the slope, don't be fooled. Take the smaller, less traveled path to the right.
Stay on the path, don't fall over the edges. The canal is on your left and your treasure is close at hand.
Walk until you find the sweetheart tree.
From the heart go 120 steps to find a 3 trunker on your right - away from the water. This tree is hiding what you are seeking.
Continue down the path, and find your way home.
Your Adventure begins at Duke Island Park, Located off of Old York Road in Bridgewater. After entering the park, proceed to parking Lot C. Save a few steps and park at the far end of the lot.
Walk down the paved path, that heads West into the woods.
Follow the trail until you find a green two-wheeler sign. Shortly after you must decide which path to take. Go 320 degrees Northwest & follow the one less traveled.
Pass a 2 trunker and hear the sound of water getting louder.
The way becomes rocky and the water is in site.
At the fork, head towards the waterfall & enjoy the view. After skipping a few stones, head back to the fork and follow the other path (15 degrees North).
At the top of the slope, don't be fooled. Take the smaller, less traveled path to the right.
Stay on the path, don't fall over the edges. The canal is on your left and your treasure is close at hand.
Walk until you find the sweetheart tree.
From the heart go 120 steps to find a 3 trunker on your right - away from the water. This tree is hiding what you are seeking.
Continue down the path, and find your way home.