Merry Merry #1 and #2 LbNA #60444
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jan 7, 2012 |
| Location: | Merwin Meadows |
| City: | Wilton |
| County: | Fairfield |
| State: | Connecticut |
| Boxes: | 2 |
| Planted by: | buybuybirdie  |
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| Found by: | toolie bird (2) |
| Last found: | Feb 19, 2023 |
| Status: | FFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Jan 7, 2012 |
Nothing fancy about these stamps just a short walk suitable for winter days with youngsters. This is a short flat easy walk perfect for little legs AND there is a terrific playground here and swimming during the summer.
From the Parking Lot find the entrance to the Norwalk River Valley Trail (not the one with with the bridge in view). At the split, follow the trail right to the High School. Go past the dam, and the big rock on your right. Look for a large smooth barked tree (a beech?) on your left. You'll see that it is Tony's tree. In the rock wall by Tony's tree you'll find Merry Merry #1. It is right behind a very young tree.
Keep going on this path to Merry Merry #2. Pass the trail to the wooden bridge; it will be on your right. The railroad tracks are on your right, too. Look for a stone wall on your right and a four sister tree on your right. Check out the base of the four sister tree.
Red and green ink would be perfect.
Retrace your steps to the parking lot.
From the Parking Lot find the entrance to the Norwalk River Valley Trail (not the one with with the bridge in view). At the split, follow the trail right to the High School. Go past the dam, and the big rock on your right. Look for a large smooth barked tree (a beech?) on your left. You'll see that it is Tony's tree. In the rock wall by Tony's tree you'll find Merry Merry #1. It is right behind a very young tree.
Keep going on this path to Merry Merry #2. Pass the trail to the wooden bridge; it will be on your right. The railroad tracks are on your right, too. Look for a stone wall on your right and a four sister tree on your right. Check out the base of the four sister tree.
Red and green ink would be perfect.
Retrace your steps to the parking lot.