Only In Wyoming (Missing) LbNA #3611 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Apr 10, 2003 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Fort Bridger |
| County: | Uinta |
| State: | Wyoming |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | A-Bear (&J-Bear)  |
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| Found by: | PenGwen |
| Last found: | Jun 20, 2003 |
| Status: | F |
| Last edited: | Apr 10, 2003 |
MISSING?????? Do you know of this boxes whereabouts? Please let me know. Thank you!!
Placed by A-Bear
Trail: Easy and flat about .5 miles.
Directions
Directions: From I-80 take Exit 34 and follow signs to Ft Bridger Historical Site which is south about 3 miles. Turn right into the Fort Bridger Historical Site (cost is $2 and it's open from 0900 until dusk).
Clue
Clues: Some people thought George McLean was crazy back in 1829 when he described to others what he had seen on the high plains of Wyoming. As a result, he left these clues to prove to others that this Jackalope does still exist although almost extinct. Since the Jackalope is known for mimicing humand sounds Mr. McLean recommends you start your search in the Band Stand. Write down the date of dedication July ____,19____. Continue west across the bridge. Head north on the dirt path to "Ft Bridger in 1889." Proceed south on the road to the New Courthouse. Continue on the trail that passes the Sentry Box. At the bone cross head north to the Bridger's Old Fort. Cross the first bridge and stop at the first gate into Bridger's Stockade (closest to the wagon). Head (the year the band stand was dedicated minus 1908) degrees for (day of the month the band stand was dedicated times 10) paces. Under the south western end stands George McLean's Jackalope.
Placed by A-Bear
Trail: Easy and flat about .5 miles.
Directions
Directions: From I-80 take Exit 34 and follow signs to Ft Bridger Historical Site which is south about 3 miles. Turn right into the Fort Bridger Historical Site (cost is $2 and it's open from 0900 until dusk).
Clue
Clues: Some people thought George McLean was crazy back in 1829 when he described to others what he had seen on the high plains of Wyoming. As a result, he left these clues to prove to others that this Jackalope does still exist although almost extinct. Since the Jackalope is known for mimicing humand sounds Mr. McLean recommends you start your search in the Band Stand. Write down the date of dedication July ____,19____. Continue west across the bridge. Head north on the dirt path to "Ft Bridger in 1889." Proceed south on the road to the New Courthouse. Continue on the trail that passes the Sentry Box. At the bone cross head north to the Bridger's Old Fort. Cross the first bridge and stop at the first gate into Bridger's Stockade (closest to the wagon). Head (the year the band stand was dedicated minus 1908) degrees for (day of the month the band stand was dedicated times 10) paces. Under the south western end stands George McLean's Jackalope.