The New Puppy (RETIRED) LbNA #48777 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jul 4, 2009 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Coventry |
| County: | Kent |
| State: | Rhode Island |
| Boxes: | 4 |
| Planted by: | BLECK Galaxy  |
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| Found by: | subeespak (3) |
| Last found: | May 9, 2010 |
| Status: | FFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Jul 4, 2009 |
A man and a woman were walking there dog in the Stella Hall Conservation Area. While they were walking down the main trail they went past 2 left turns and continued to go up and bear right. As they were walking they saw a fork in the trail and they heard a puppy barking to the left of the fork. They followed it and found a little “puppy” under the biggest oak tree, surrounded by many little different trees on the first island of trees.
Then the man and woman walked over and picked up the puppy and walked to the 2nd Island where there is a Birch tree that looks like an octopus. That is where the man and woman sat down and took a break and there is where they got out the food/water “dish” under the tree in the shade.
After there break the woman picked up the puppy and off they went to the pine needle path across from the Island. Once they got to the path they walked 22 paces up the path. They looked to the right and walked another 10 paces where 3 pine trees lie. That is where they remembered they had an extra “leash” and put it on the puppy.
Once the puppy was now on the extra leash they went back to the path and went right and continued walking up the path. The family followed the path up until where the water ends on the left side of the path. The puppy stopped at the pine tree that is leaning towards the water. That is where the puppy did his business under the roots like the roots were a “fire hydrant.”
Now that the puppy has a new home. The Man, Woman and 2 dogs left the Stella Hall Conservation Area went home.
Stella Hall is located on Philips Road, you can get onto that road from harkney hill near golf course and from route 117. there is a small dirt parking lot near entrance.
THERE IS NOT INK PAD WITH THESE BOXES. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN.
Then the man and woman walked over and picked up the puppy and walked to the 2nd Island where there is a Birch tree that looks like an octopus. That is where the man and woman sat down and took a break and there is where they got out the food/water “dish” under the tree in the shade.
After there break the woman picked up the puppy and off they went to the pine needle path across from the Island. Once they got to the path they walked 22 paces up the path. They looked to the right and walked another 10 paces where 3 pine trees lie. That is where they remembered they had an extra “leash” and put it on the puppy.
Once the puppy was now on the extra leash they went back to the path and went right and continued walking up the path. The family followed the path up until where the water ends on the left side of the path. The puppy stopped at the pine tree that is leaning towards the water. That is where the puppy did his business under the roots like the roots were a “fire hydrant.”
Now that the puppy has a new home. The Man, Woman and 2 dogs left the Stella Hall Conservation Area went home.
Stella Hall is located on Philips Road, you can get onto that road from harkney hill near golf course and from route 117. there is a small dirt parking lot near entrance.
THERE IS NOT INK PAD WITH THESE BOXES. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN.