Paula Egolf Tribute Series: Strength + Flexibility LbNA #29748 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Apr 3, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Davenport |
| County: | Scott |
| State: | Iowa |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | joyfinder  |
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| Found by: | The Locksmiths |
| Last found: | Jul 12, 2008 |
| Status: | FFaFF |
| Last edited: | Apr 3, 2007 |
Box going home for some needed repairs. 7/20/2008
This is the third and last in this series commemorating Goose Chaser's leadership traits of strength with flexibility.
Getting to the park itself is a bit tricky. The easiest way is on southbound Highway 61, but if going north on Hwy 61, exit to the right and find your way. You will NOT be able to make a left hand turn onto 59th Street.
Exit on 59th Street which becomes 61st St. Turn left at Scott (Dead End) and park in Goose Creek Park lot. You'll see a bridge to the south. Cross the bridge and turn left. Walk 110 paces east-southeast. There's a medium-sized tree visibly broken in 2 parts. Walk 15 steps to it (in the direction of the creek). When next to it, you'll see that it's actually broken in 3 pieces with one part of the truck along the ground. What you seek is covered with bark and tucked inside the truck.
Be sure to replace with the bottom OUT, the letterbox label face down and cover well. This is a small urban park with houses, apartments and North High School's track all within sight. Be discrete!!!
This is the third and last in this series commemorating Goose Chaser's leadership traits of strength with flexibility.
Getting to the park itself is a bit tricky. The easiest way is on southbound Highway 61, but if going north on Hwy 61, exit to the right and find your way. You will NOT be able to make a left hand turn onto 59th Street.
Exit on 59th Street which becomes 61st St. Turn left at Scott (Dead End) and park in Goose Creek Park lot. You'll see a bridge to the south. Cross the bridge and turn left. Walk 110 paces east-southeast. There's a medium-sized tree visibly broken in 2 parts. Walk 15 steps to it (in the direction of the creek). When next to it, you'll see that it's actually broken in 3 pieces with one part of the truck along the ground. What you seek is covered with bark and tucked inside the truck.
Be sure to replace with the bottom OUT, the letterbox label face down and cover well. This is a small urban park with houses, apartments and North High School's track all within sight. Be discrete!!!