4-Bells LbNA #46539 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Apr 11, 2009 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Devon |
| County: | Chester |
| State: | Pennsylvania |
| Boxes: | 4 |
| Planted by: | 6-Bells  |
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| Found by: | Anne of Green Gables (2) |
| Last found: | Oct 3, 2009 |
| Status: | FFFa |
| Last edited: | Apr 11, 2009 |
Kyra’s box is all Heart. It and all the others (her brothers and sister) are safely tucked in a place that takes very good care of a large variety of trees, shrubs, flowers and the like. If you are traveling on Berwyn Baptist Rd you will surly want to stop by this wonderful place to walk, relax and just arbor about. The pond has especially good views. Once you enter, continue down Jenkins Road. Take a little right on Azalea Hill and follow the winding path. Go past the big loop, but be sure to note the large trees all around. Just past the looped path look for two tall black oaks. Count 20 paces further down the path and stop. From here you can see a large green field. If you see another oak tree with one base but two trees (making a “V) then you are pretty close to the Heart. Good Luck!
Riley’s box is about man’s best friend, so get back to Jenkins Road and find your way onto Elisabeth’s walk, it’s long one so don’t think you’ll find this cleverly hid box right away. If you happen to find a tree that fell on bad luck, near a Musclewood tree (market T-19) then you are close enough and need no more clues. Woof-woof!
Griffin’s box is so simple to find, I am nearly ashamed to even give any clues. Back onto Jenkins Road to the Woodland Walk. You will find a small path, Pond and Stream just off the Walk. While on this very scenic path, you’ll need to find three kinds of horticulture, that are next to each other: A Christmas Fern, Wild Ginger and a very normal Witch Hazel tree. See, I told you it was easy. Don’t forget to cover this one back up, it’s so out in the open! Good Luck Travelers!
Bridget’s box is last to discover. It requires a bit of clever thinking and sitting. By now you have see the big (and only) pond. Find the Friends seat, in the shade of an Eastern Red Cedar and sit in it. Careful not to read ahead and decide to skip this part, there are many benches and sitting or going to the wrong one will add confusion and time to your quest. Now that you are sitting, look straight, then go and sit at that bench. Once you are at the second bench, catching your breath you will notice there are many direction to go with many paths to choose from. If you pick the right one, it’s the one with a view, then you’ll discover a very nice pair of benches at the end of your next walk. Sitting on either one, look around and ask yourself, “If I were a bunny hiding letterboxes, where could I place one near this bench?” Good Luck My Friend!
Riley’s box is about man’s best friend, so get back to Jenkins Road and find your way onto Elisabeth’s walk, it’s long one so don’t think you’ll find this cleverly hid box right away. If you happen to find a tree that fell on bad luck, near a Musclewood tree (market T-19) then you are close enough and need no more clues. Woof-woof!
Griffin’s box is so simple to find, I am nearly ashamed to even give any clues. Back onto Jenkins Road to the Woodland Walk. You will find a small path, Pond and Stream just off the Walk. While on this very scenic path, you’ll need to find three kinds of horticulture, that are next to each other: A Christmas Fern, Wild Ginger and a very normal Witch Hazel tree. See, I told you it was easy. Don’t forget to cover this one back up, it’s so out in the open! Good Luck Travelers!
Bridget’s box is last to discover. It requires a bit of clever thinking and sitting. By now you have see the big (and only) pond. Find the Friends seat, in the shade of an Eastern Red Cedar and sit in it. Careful not to read ahead and decide to skip this part, there are many benches and sitting or going to the wrong one will add confusion and time to your quest. Now that you are sitting, look straight, then go and sit at that bench. Once you are at the second bench, catching your breath you will notice there are many direction to go with many paths to choose from. If you pick the right one, it’s the one with a view, then you’ll discover a very nice pair of benches at the end of your next walk. Sitting on either one, look around and ask yourself, “If I were a bunny hiding letterboxes, where could I place one near this bench?” Good Luck My Friend!