American Pie LbNA #50295
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Add Location| Owner: | Sagacorn  |
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| Plant date: | Sep 9, 2009 |
| Location: | |
| City: | No Attleboro |
| County: | Bristol |
| State: | Massachusetts |
| Boxes: | 2 |
| Found by: | Buttercup60 (2) |
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| Last found: | May 3, 2019 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFaFFF |
| Last edited: | Jul 3, 2017 |
This is a heavily used wooded area by dog walkers and others. Please use stealth and look around you before retrieving boxes.. There are some movable green trail markers along the route but because they are moveable I have not used them in my clues. Markers now seem to be permanently placed but still not used in
clue wording.
I urge you to find box #1 first; you'll understand why when you see it.
On Mt. Hope St. where it meets Elmwood Ave. find Harold Burns Wildlife Arboretum. There is an ample parking area.
Walk the dirt path staying left of the maple and white pine tree island. Follow it thru a 90 degree right turn and shortly into a sunny area with tall grass on the right. Follow a path to the left and thru the boulder wall. Just when you see a sports field at the end of the path take a left onto a smaller path. You will soon see a lot of boulders on both sides. Just before the 90 degree right uphill turn go left into a small depression, passing over a small boulder. There is a pile of boulders and rocks just ahead. Look in the perfect hiding spot behind flat upright reddish rock for 'America'.
On to box 2. You can go up the slight 90 degree hill and continue the loop, ignoring the right uphill, and go right at the marker, OR return the way you came. Head back to the parking area. When you can see the parking area bear left onto another path following the 'park' sign. You'll soon see a brown non-functioning fire hydrant on your right. Continue to the Eastern Wild Turnkeys. Go straight back to left multiple and look under the triangle for 'Pie'. It should be evident what to do with this stamp when you see it with 'America'. This is film canister. STEALTH, STEALTH, STEALTH. This box has gone missing before.
clue wording.
I urge you to find box #1 first; you'll understand why when you see it.
On Mt. Hope St. where it meets Elmwood Ave. find Harold Burns Wildlife Arboretum. There is an ample parking area.
Walk the dirt path staying left of the maple and white pine tree island. Follow it thru a 90 degree right turn and shortly into a sunny area with tall grass on the right. Follow a path to the left and thru the boulder wall. Just when you see a sports field at the end of the path take a left onto a smaller path. You will soon see a lot of boulders on both sides. Just before the 90 degree right uphill turn go left into a small depression, passing over a small boulder. There is a pile of boulders and rocks just ahead. Look in the perfect hiding spot behind flat upright reddish rock for 'America'.
On to box 2. You can go up the slight 90 degree hill and continue the loop, ignoring the right uphill, and go right at the marker, OR return the way you came. Head back to the parking area. When you can see the parking area bear left onto another path following the 'park' sign. You'll soon see a brown non-functioning fire hydrant on your right. Continue to the Eastern Wild Turnkeys. Go straight back to left multiple and look under the triangle for 'Pie'. It should be evident what to do with this stamp when you see it with 'America'. This is film canister. STEALTH, STEALTH, STEALTH. This box has gone missing before.