Thundering Herd(Missing) LbNA #6392 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Nov 9, 2003 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Huntington |
| County: | Cabell |
| State: | West Virginia |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | mr. bloodhound  |
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| Found by: | LETSRACE |
| Last found: | Mar 31, 2005 |
| Status: | FFFFaa |
| Last edited: | Nov 9, 2003 |
Rotary Park
Place in honor of my Alma Mater, Marshall University.
Bring Pen and ink pad.
Directions: From I-64 take exit 15 (U.S. 60/29th Street) and go north on U.S. 60/29th St. for about 2.2 miles. The entrance to the park will be on your left just past Roby Road, south of 8th Ave. When you turn into the park entrance keep driving always bearing to the right up the hill (giving thanks that you aren't walking) and park in the uppermost parking lot near the large stone sign which reads "Trails Area".
Clues: In the north east corner of the parking lot is the trailhead. Follow the paved trail till you reach an area that opens up to the right into a picnic/overlook. Find the northeastern most boulder on the ground and stand on it. At a bearing of 75 degrees proceed 11 paces (carefully down the bank) to a large tree next to the path. Look under the most down hillside of the tree tucked under some rocks.
Place in honor of my Alma Mater, Marshall University.
Bring Pen and ink pad.
Directions: From I-64 take exit 15 (U.S. 60/29th Street) and go north on U.S. 60/29th St. for about 2.2 miles. The entrance to the park will be on your left just past Roby Road, south of 8th Ave. When you turn into the park entrance keep driving always bearing to the right up the hill (giving thanks that you aren't walking) and park in the uppermost parking lot near the large stone sign which reads "Trails Area".
Clues: In the north east corner of the parking lot is the trailhead. Follow the paved trail till you reach an area that opens up to the right into a picnic/overlook. Find the northeastern most boulder on the ground and stand on it. At a bearing of 75 degrees proceed 11 paces (carefully down the bank) to a large tree next to the path. Look under the most down hillside of the tree tucked under some rocks.