Treasure Island LbNA #60715
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Add Location| Owner: | Kelsung
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| Plant date: | Feb 2, 2012 |
| Location: | Treasure Island Park |
| City: | Downey |
| County: | Los Angeles |
| State: | California |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Lost Sailor |
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| Last found: | May 12, 2023 |
| Status: | FFFFFaFFaFFa |
| Last edited: | Jan 2, 2025 |
Alive and well as of 11/30/24
Ahoy, mateys! Do ye seek rubber stamp treasure? Then get ye to Treasure Island in Downey.
This Island is surrounded by The Deep River, but ye can sail there by way of The Foster Bridge. Cruise between three palms and the flag, then moor thy ship. As ye step ashore onto the dirt path ye shall see a huge chest of booty, but the sign above has been vandalized, so seek ye out a smaller chest hidden further inland. Pause before the galley with a pair of tables starboard, and gaze port side to spy the tall ship's mast that holds aloft a lamp. Let not the scurvy dog beyond the fence frighten ye and look beneath the ivy on the far side of the mast.
When you finish, make sure the logbook is in the smaller bag, and then put that bag and the stamp into the larger bag. Be sure the container is completely beneath plant debris so nobody accidentally spies any exposed orange.
Ahoy, mateys! Do ye seek rubber stamp treasure? Then get ye to Treasure Island in Downey.
This Island is surrounded by The Deep River, but ye can sail there by way of The Foster Bridge. Cruise between three palms and the flag, then moor thy ship. As ye step ashore onto the dirt path ye shall see a huge chest of booty, but the sign above has been vandalized, so seek ye out a smaller chest hidden further inland. Pause before the galley with a pair of tables starboard, and gaze port side to spy the tall ship's mast that holds aloft a lamp. Let not the scurvy dog beyond the fence frighten ye and look beneath the ivy on the far side of the mast.
When you finish, make sure the logbook is in the smaller bag, and then put that bag and the stamp into the larger bag. Be sure the container is completely beneath plant debris so nobody accidentally spies any exposed orange.