C. D. Fish LbNA #50969
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Oct 17, 2009 |
| Location: | |
| City: | North Attleboro |
| County: | Bristol |
| State: | Massachusetts |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | IrishMc  |
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| Found by: | Sagacorn |
| Last found: | Jul 4, 2015 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFaFa |
| Last edited: | Oct 17, 2009 |
Directions: from Route 1 take Route 152 for about 1 ½ miles to Bungay Road. About ¼ mile on Bungay Road on the left is the entrance to the fish hatchery. The hatchery is open Monday through Saturday from 8 til 4. Park near the picnic tables. Follow the sidewalk that says “Do Not Enter.” On your left will be a fish tank. There were some hugew fish when we planted the box. There are rest rooms at the back left side of the next building should you need to use one.
Continue on through the gate in the fence and turn right on the nature trail that will take you over the bridge. Stay on this trail which follows close to the water. After you go down the wooden steps follow the trail until it comes to a “T”.
Go left here and follow the trail to the stream. Turn around and take 15 steps back the way you came. Look on the right into the trees for a stump about five feet tall. The stump is hollow and holds your prize. Please re-hide carefully.
When we planted this box there was a tree behind the hiding spot with several cd's hanging from it. This is why this box was called CD Fish. I guess the joke is on us as the cd's are gone.
Special thanks to Betsy at the summit for bringing us to this lovely spot. While we were here looking for “Bungay Jumping”, we saw this great spot and just had to plant a box here.
Continue on through the gate in the fence and turn right on the nature trail that will take you over the bridge. Stay on this trail which follows close to the water. After you go down the wooden steps follow the trail until it comes to a “T”.
Go left here and follow the trail to the stream. Turn around and take 15 steps back the way you came. Look on the right into the trees for a stump about five feet tall. The stump is hollow and holds your prize. Please re-hide carefully.
When we planted this box there was a tree behind the hiding spot with several cd's hanging from it. This is why this box was called CD Fish. I guess the joke is on us as the cd's are gone.
Special thanks to Betsy at the summit for bringing us to this lovely spot. While we were here looking for “Bungay Jumping”, we saw this great spot and just had to plant a box here.