Little Bear LbNA #6447 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Nov 15, 2003 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Mont Tremblant |
| County: | Quebec, CAN |
| State: | Quebec, Canada |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Not yet found! |
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| Last found: | N/A |
| Status: | a |
| Last edited: | Nov 15, 2003 |
SORRY, THIS BOX IS MISSING AND THEREFORE WE HAVE HAD TO RETIRE IT.
If you are on the Montee Ryan (the main road to the Resort of Mont Tremblant) turn left at the traffic lights onto Chemin Principale. Almost immediately on your left is Chemin du Pont de Fer, take this and cross over a little green iron bridge. After the bridge, turn left onto Ch. du Lac Gelinas. Take this road until you come to a red mailbox painted with yellow sunflowers. Here you can park your car (there is a small parking lot if you turn left at the mailbox).
Now you walk about 300 paces west from the mailbox. You will come to a small bridge over a creek, now walk about 20 more paces. Turn right into the woods for 10 paces (careful of the rusty old wire fence.)Turn right again and look for the fallen down tree with a hole under its roots. The letterbox is buried under the leaves and maybe the snow too. (please cover your tracks & hide the box well when you leave.)
Good Luck! and let us know what condition the box is in!
If you are on the Montee Ryan (the main road to the Resort of Mont Tremblant) turn left at the traffic lights onto Chemin Principale. Almost immediately on your left is Chemin du Pont de Fer, take this and cross over a little green iron bridge. After the bridge, turn left onto Ch. du Lac Gelinas. Take this road until you come to a red mailbox painted with yellow sunflowers. Here you can park your car (there is a small parking lot if you turn left at the mailbox).
Now you walk about 300 paces west from the mailbox. You will come to a small bridge over a creek, now walk about 20 more paces. Turn right into the woods for 10 paces (careful of the rusty old wire fence.)Turn right again and look for the fallen down tree with a hole under its roots. The letterbox is buried under the leaves and maybe the snow too. (please cover your tracks & hide the box well when you leave.)
Good Luck! and let us know what condition the box is in!