We're Not in Kansas Anymore LbNA #42956
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Add Location| Owner: | pawca  |
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| Plant date: | Aug 22, 2008 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Norwalk |
| County: | Fairfield |
| State: | Connecticut |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | a knitwit |
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| Last found: | Sep 6, 2018 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Sep 8, 2018 |
This box is in Oak Hills Park. The entrance is on Twin Ledge Rd. From I95 exit 14 go north on N. Taylor Avenue. From the Merritt Parkway the best exit is 38 but you’ll need to zig zag south to the Park. Bring a map.
When you pull into Twin Ledge Rd. go to the Dead End sign and park. Walk back to the trail entrance just before the pines. The trail can be a little hard to pick out at first. It goes down a small hill and then left downhill along the side of a downed tree. At the bottom, go right. The trail isn’t a difficult one but it can be an ankle twister. When we were there, there was a lot of leaves and a lot of debris under the leaves so watch your footing. Continue on the path with houses and a marsh on your right. Go up the hill till the trail makes a left turn then up some more until it splits. Go left until you get to a large hole on your left. We considered hiding the box in the hole but thought better of it. So turn around and go back 36 steps till you get to a rock step. Look west to a triple tree on some rocks. The Wicked Witch of the West is behind the tree trunks under smaller rocks.
There’s at least one other box in here so enjoy your visit.
9/6/18 - Box needs much maintenance. Log book nothing but mushy pulp. Stamp separated from its' base. Be careful when you open the container.
Any help would be appreciated.
When you pull into Twin Ledge Rd. go to the Dead End sign and park. Walk back to the trail entrance just before the pines. The trail can be a little hard to pick out at first. It goes down a small hill and then left downhill along the side of a downed tree. At the bottom, go right. The trail isn’t a difficult one but it can be an ankle twister. When we were there, there was a lot of leaves and a lot of debris under the leaves so watch your footing. Continue on the path with houses and a marsh on your right. Go up the hill till the trail makes a left turn then up some more until it splits. Go left until you get to a large hole on your left. We considered hiding the box in the hole but thought better of it. So turn around and go back 36 steps till you get to a rock step. Look west to a triple tree on some rocks. The Wicked Witch of the West is behind the tree trunks under smaller rocks.
There’s at least one other box in here so enjoy your visit.
9/6/18 - Box needs much maintenance. Log book nothing but mushy pulp. Stamp separated from its' base. Be careful when you open the container.
Any help would be appreciated.