Miceli Series- The Green Fairy Flies to Crescent L LbNA #54574
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jul 16, 2010 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Southington |
| County: | Hartford |
| State: | Connecticut |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Frogger4  |
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| Found by: | Little Lips and Greybeard |
| Last found: | Oct 20, 2013 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFaa |
| Last edited: | Jul 16, 2010 |
Crescent Lake
Shuttle Meadow Rd.
Southington, CT 06489
Directions to Crescent Lake
• From I-84 East: Take Exit 32 (Queen Street). At end of ramp, turn left onto Queen Street/Route 10. Go through 3 traffic lights. At the 4th traffic light (Oak Hill Cemetery on your left), turn left onto Flanders Street. Continue straight to second stop sign (approx. 1.5 miles). Turn left onto Flanders Road. Go 0.6 miles and turn right onto Mine Hollow Road. Travel approx. 1 mile on Mine Hollow Road past Roger’s Orchards Store, and take a sharp left onto Shuttle Meadow Road. Go approx. 0.8 miles and Crescent Lake will be on your right.
• From I-84 West: Take Exit 32 (Queen Street). At end of ramp, turn right onto Queen Street/Route 10. Go through 4 traffic lights. At the 5th traffic light (Oak Hill Cemetery on your left), turn left onto Flanders Street. Continue straight to second stop sign (approx. 1.5 miles). Turn left onto Flanders Road. Go 0.6 miles and turn right onto Mine Hollow Road. Travel approx. 1 mile on Mine Hollow Road, passing Roger’s Orchards Store, and take a sharp left onto Shuttle Meadow Road. Go approx. 0.8 miles and Crescent Lake will be on your right.
The Green Fairy Flies to Crescent Lake
The Green Fairy is flying all across Connecticut to visit her friends.
Today she visited Crescent Lake to visit the Golden Dragonfly. When you find the Golden Dragonfly’s house, there will be a letterbox as well as some fairy dust to sprinkle! Good luck!
This hike gets a little rocky at times.
• From the parking lot, walk toward the water and onto the red/orange trail
• Cross over the wooden plank bridge
• Continue on the trail until it splits into red or orange.
• Take the red trail
• Go past many spiky dead trees
• On the right, pass 2 large Beech trees, they have smooth light grey bark and serrated leaves.
• Continue on the trail, it’ll be rocky.
• Pass a skinny Beech Tree trail marker with the red blaze.
• Stop at the second tree on the left side of the trail, it will be another Beech tree leaning toward the lake in two sections. It will have Mel and PJ carved into the bark.
• Look inside the roots facing the trail, covered with rocks and leaves.
Please email if there are any problems with the letterbox: jolenemiceli@cox.net
Shuttle Meadow Rd.
Southington, CT 06489
Directions to Crescent Lake
• From I-84 East: Take Exit 32 (Queen Street). At end of ramp, turn left onto Queen Street/Route 10. Go through 3 traffic lights. At the 4th traffic light (Oak Hill Cemetery on your left), turn left onto Flanders Street. Continue straight to second stop sign (approx. 1.5 miles). Turn left onto Flanders Road. Go 0.6 miles and turn right onto Mine Hollow Road. Travel approx. 1 mile on Mine Hollow Road past Roger’s Orchards Store, and take a sharp left onto Shuttle Meadow Road. Go approx. 0.8 miles and Crescent Lake will be on your right.
• From I-84 West: Take Exit 32 (Queen Street). At end of ramp, turn right onto Queen Street/Route 10. Go through 4 traffic lights. At the 5th traffic light (Oak Hill Cemetery on your left), turn left onto Flanders Street. Continue straight to second stop sign (approx. 1.5 miles). Turn left onto Flanders Road. Go 0.6 miles and turn right onto Mine Hollow Road. Travel approx. 1 mile on Mine Hollow Road, passing Roger’s Orchards Store, and take a sharp left onto Shuttle Meadow Road. Go approx. 0.8 miles and Crescent Lake will be on your right.
The Green Fairy Flies to Crescent Lake
The Green Fairy is flying all across Connecticut to visit her friends.
Today she visited Crescent Lake to visit the Golden Dragonfly. When you find the Golden Dragonfly’s house, there will be a letterbox as well as some fairy dust to sprinkle! Good luck!
This hike gets a little rocky at times.
• From the parking lot, walk toward the water and onto the red/orange trail
• Cross over the wooden plank bridge
• Continue on the trail until it splits into red or orange.
• Take the red trail
• Go past many spiky dead trees
• On the right, pass 2 large Beech trees, they have smooth light grey bark and serrated leaves.
• Continue on the trail, it’ll be rocky.
• Pass a skinny Beech Tree trail marker with the red blaze.
• Stop at the second tree on the left side of the trail, it will be another Beech tree leaning toward the lake in two sections. It will have Mel and PJ carved into the bark.
• Look inside the roots facing the trail, covered with rocks and leaves.
Please email if there are any problems with the letterbox: jolenemiceli@cox.net