Play-doh LbNA #46186
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Mar 25, 2009 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Farmington |
| County: | San Juan |
| State: | New Mexico |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Aspen  |
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| Found by: | ArnoldZiffel |
| Last found: | Jul 26, 2012 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Mar 25, 2009 |
Play-Doh
In the Four Corner’s city of Farmington, New Mexico you can find a wonderful book repository by going north off the 20th street onto the City’s avenue toward a large cottonwood tree. Turn left after the tree and find a place to stop for a moment. Look across the rolling hills and grass, enjoy the painted horses in the distance. Find a wavy path that will take you past the “Reflection” in bronze and follow it. There is a street light along this path on the backside of “Reflection”, the open backpack is pointing to this light post among the landscape of river rocks. Play-Doh is planted deep in the river rocks below the word embossed on the south side of this light.
Please be very discreet, this can be a busy place and the grounds are well kept. Do a good job of putting things back the way you found them. Enjoy the beauty of this area.
Once you have enjoyed the grounds of the repository, go take a peek inside. The words "Summer Solstice" and "Winter Solstice" are engraved at precise locations on the rotunda floor and are highlighted by the sunlight passing through a small window exactly on those dates.
Please carry out more trash than you carry in!
In the Four Corner’s city of Farmington, New Mexico you can find a wonderful book repository by going north off the 20th street onto the City’s avenue toward a large cottonwood tree. Turn left after the tree and find a place to stop for a moment. Look across the rolling hills and grass, enjoy the painted horses in the distance. Find a wavy path that will take you past the “Reflection” in bronze and follow it. There is a street light along this path on the backside of “Reflection”, the open backpack is pointing to this light post among the landscape of river rocks. Play-Doh is planted deep in the river rocks below the word embossed on the south side of this light.
Please be very discreet, this can be a busy place and the grounds are well kept. Do a good job of putting things back the way you found them. Enjoy the beauty of this area.
Once you have enjoyed the grounds of the repository, go take a peek inside. The words "Summer Solstice" and "Winter Solstice" are engraved at precise locations on the rotunda floor and are highlighted by the sunlight passing through a small window exactly on those dates.
Please carry out more trash than you carry in!