Robin's Park LbNA #33217 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jun 20, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Ambler |
| County: | Montgomery |
| State: | Pennsylvania |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Rodentkid  |
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| Found by: | Midnight Adventures |
| Last found: | Nov 9, 2007 |
| Status: | FFF |
| Last edited: | Jun 20, 2007 |
Sorry, the box has been missing. A new one will be up soon. ^.^
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You are a girl named Robin, Follow her every step to find what you are looking for...
Once on a clear, moonlit night, there was a young girl named Robin. She was now 18 and it was her first time out alone. Her car got stuck in the mud from the rainstorm earlier that day. She was trying to find phone reception, but couldn’t reach anybody. Her phone was going to die so she had to find help fast. She saw the education center, but it was in the middle of the night so no one was there. It was beginning to rain again so she ran to the pavilion. Under the pavilion there were picnic tables, so she sat down and began to cry. She looked around and saw a bridge. She thought she saw someone cross the bridge so she decided to follow it and see whom it was.
As she crossed the bridge, which turned out to be Paw Print Bridge, the figure disappeared into the trees. On the other side of the bridge there was what she thought to be a campfire site. She decided to sit down because the rain was stopping. She tried her cell phone again…still no luck. After awhile she thought she saw the figure again. It was walking down a dark path. In the moonlight she could make out a red sign. She was curious, so she went to see what it said. It read “Lenape Trail.”
She ran after the figure down the Lenape Trail. She continued running down the trail calling after the figure. All of a sudden the figure stops, points to the sign, and vanishes. Out of breath, she walked left toward the McAndrews Bishop Bridge. She checked her cell phone again and finally received reception! She began dialing her brother—Todd the Tow truck man—(215) 555-2… A raccoon scurrying by brushed her leg and she dropped the cell phone in the rushing water now 4 feet deep from the rain.
Robin was so scared about the raccoon, she ran down the trail screaming. She ran down the Spring House Trail. She passed a concrete structure with bricks on the bottom, but kept running. She came upon a pond called Creepy Pond. The moonlight was not bright enough for her to tell the difference between the grass and the water plants. Before she knew it, she begins slipping into the water. She got wet and screamed in anger and got out. She squeezed her shirt and her hair. She looked around and saw a tiny bridge that lead to a springhouse. She yawned and decided to stay the night there. As she crossed the wooden bridge, there were little frogs jumping off into the water. She saw the tiny sign that said “Frog Bridge,” and she rolled her eyes and said “obviously.” She went to a dry section of the slated floor and fell immediately to sleep.
A couple hours passed and it was four in the morning. She felt a nudge on her shoulder. She looked over and jumped in surprise. There was a troubled looking old man, dressed in early 1900’s clothes.
“Can you help me young lady?” He put his hands together and near his worried face. He said, “I left a gift hidden in a tree away from my curious granddaughter. You look a great deal like her. It was a family air loom, meant for her 18th birthday. Can you find it and give it to her youngest grandchild named Robin. It is near a concrete brick structure back down the path you came in a tree. I would give it to her, but I can’t wander too far from my place of death!”
She freaked out and ran back down the path in which she came. She stopped at the place in which she was told to go. She looked around for the gift. There was a maple tree with a hole. The hole was as high as her head. She looked inside, and found a box!
Later…
A park ranger found her and took her home. Todd found her car and towed it to his garage. Robin later found out that the gift was meant for her. The man was her dead ancestor. The Park was named after her, for inside of the box was the deed to the park’s land.
Info:
Park closes at sunset
give yourself about a half an hour to complete
cover it back up, so it is unseen please
have fun!
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You are a girl named Robin, Follow her every step to find what you are looking for...
Once on a clear, moonlit night, there was a young girl named Robin. She was now 18 and it was her first time out alone. Her car got stuck in the mud from the rainstorm earlier that day. She was trying to find phone reception, but couldn’t reach anybody. Her phone was going to die so she had to find help fast. She saw the education center, but it was in the middle of the night so no one was there. It was beginning to rain again so she ran to the pavilion. Under the pavilion there were picnic tables, so she sat down and began to cry. She looked around and saw a bridge. She thought she saw someone cross the bridge so she decided to follow it and see whom it was.
As she crossed the bridge, which turned out to be Paw Print Bridge, the figure disappeared into the trees. On the other side of the bridge there was what she thought to be a campfire site. She decided to sit down because the rain was stopping. She tried her cell phone again…still no luck. After awhile she thought she saw the figure again. It was walking down a dark path. In the moonlight she could make out a red sign. She was curious, so she went to see what it said. It read “Lenape Trail.”
She ran after the figure down the Lenape Trail. She continued running down the trail calling after the figure. All of a sudden the figure stops, points to the sign, and vanishes. Out of breath, she walked left toward the McAndrews Bishop Bridge. She checked her cell phone again and finally received reception! She began dialing her brother—Todd the Tow truck man—(215) 555-2… A raccoon scurrying by brushed her leg and she dropped the cell phone in the rushing water now 4 feet deep from the rain.
Robin was so scared about the raccoon, she ran down the trail screaming. She ran down the Spring House Trail. She passed a concrete structure with bricks on the bottom, but kept running. She came upon a pond called Creepy Pond. The moonlight was not bright enough for her to tell the difference between the grass and the water plants. Before she knew it, she begins slipping into the water. She got wet and screamed in anger and got out. She squeezed her shirt and her hair. She looked around and saw a tiny bridge that lead to a springhouse. She yawned and decided to stay the night there. As she crossed the wooden bridge, there were little frogs jumping off into the water. She saw the tiny sign that said “Frog Bridge,” and she rolled her eyes and said “obviously.” She went to a dry section of the slated floor and fell immediately to sleep.
A couple hours passed and it was four in the morning. She felt a nudge on her shoulder. She looked over and jumped in surprise. There was a troubled looking old man, dressed in early 1900’s clothes.
“Can you help me young lady?” He put his hands together and near his worried face. He said, “I left a gift hidden in a tree away from my curious granddaughter. You look a great deal like her. It was a family air loom, meant for her 18th birthday. Can you find it and give it to her youngest grandchild named Robin. It is near a concrete brick structure back down the path you came in a tree. I would give it to her, but I can’t wander too far from my place of death!”
She freaked out and ran back down the path in which she came. She stopped at the place in which she was told to go. She looked around for the gift. There was a maple tree with a hole. The hole was as high as her head. She looked inside, and found a box!
Later…
A park ranger found her and took her home. Todd found her car and towed it to his garage. Robin later found out that the gift was meant for her. The man was her dead ancestor. The Park was named after her, for inside of the box was the deed to the park’s land.
Info:
Park closes at sunset
give yourself about a half an hour to complete
cover it back up, so it is unseen please
have fun!