Fuller Farm LbNA #51780
Owner: | Adoptable |
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Plant date: | Dec 20, 2009 |
Location: | |
City: | Scarborough |
County: | Cumberland |
State: | Maine |
Boxes: | 1 |
Planted by: | Bugatti Buddies |
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Found by: | angel treads |
Last found: | Jul 17, 2010 |
Status: | FFF |
Last edited: | Dec 20, 2009 |
-Welcome to Fuller Farm, Scarborough!
-Beginning in the parking lot facing the fields, turn right and head toward the walking bridge that is near the road.
-After you cross the bridge, continue towards the woods. Even in the winter, there will probably be a trail as this is a popular walking area. You will also parallel the road for a short bit before you enter the woods.
-Turn slightly to the left, on the trail, and enter the woods.
-At the "T" in the trail, turn left. You'll immediately see a trail marker on a tree on your left.
-Just after the second trail marker, you should notice a large area of evergreens on the right. There's also a tree with three trunks just off the trail on the right.
-If there isn't too much snow, you should see a large rock to the right of the tree.
-The Bugatti Buddies Letterbox is on the far side of the rock tucked underneath it. Hopefully it can still be found in the winter!
-Beginning in the parking lot facing the fields, turn right and head toward the walking bridge that is near the road.
-After you cross the bridge, continue towards the woods. Even in the winter, there will probably be a trail as this is a popular walking area. You will also parallel the road for a short bit before you enter the woods.
-Turn slightly to the left, on the trail, and enter the woods.
-At the "T" in the trail, turn left. You'll immediately see a trail marker on a tree on your left.
-Just after the second trail marker, you should notice a large area of evergreens on the right. There's also a tree with three trunks just off the trail on the right.
-If there isn't too much snow, you should see a large rock to the right of the tree.
-The Bugatti Buddies Letterbox is on the far side of the rock tucked underneath it. Hopefully it can still be found in the winter!