The Lame Rubaduc LbNA #46251
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Mar 29, 2009 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Mansfield |
| County: | Tolland |
| State: | Connecticut |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Rubaduc  |
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| Found by: | Nairon |
| Last found: | Sep 7, 2019 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Mar 29, 2009 |
Find Southeast Park on route 89 and park in the way back of the lot behind the ball fields.
This stamp was carved and donated to me by Chuck of recent WWW fame. It started life as an event stamp at a pre-Christmas party last Dec. I’m finally able to get out and plant it. Thanks Chuck.
Head towards the goal post, turn left at the open area and go around the yellow gate. Continue on the trail passing a large pine on the left, it has many signs and a blue arrow on it. Continue on the trail crossing a dike (a raised walkway) that does not block water. At the end of the walkway you will start to go uphill. Continue on this trail, crossing another waterless dike with a lone wooden post on the right side with no markings on it. . Soon you will spot a wooden birdhouse on the left. Take a reading of 220 degrees from this birdhouse and you will find another trail on the right side of the dike. Take this trail, crossing over a red/white trail and watching for a white trail going right. Walk along the white trail until you pass through a good sized cut log and count 145/150 steps to a large pine 20 feet off to the right. Look behind it for a flat rock covering the box. You might have to poke around a bit for this one.
Retrace your steps.
This stamp was carved and donated to me by Chuck of recent WWW fame. It started life as an event stamp at a pre-Christmas party last Dec. I’m finally able to get out and plant it. Thanks Chuck.
Head towards the goal post, turn left at the open area and go around the yellow gate. Continue on the trail passing a large pine on the left, it has many signs and a blue arrow on it. Continue on the trail crossing a dike (a raised walkway) that does not block water. At the end of the walkway you will start to go uphill. Continue on this trail, crossing another waterless dike with a lone wooden post on the right side with no markings on it. . Soon you will spot a wooden birdhouse on the left. Take a reading of 220 degrees from this birdhouse and you will find another trail on the right side of the dike. Take this trail, crossing over a red/white trail and watching for a white trail going right. Walk along the white trail until you pass through a good sized cut log and count 145/150 steps to a large pine 20 feet off to the right. Look behind it for a flat rock covering the box. You might have to poke around a bit for this one.
Retrace your steps.