A Parrot in Mallard Marsh LbNA #67422
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Aug 4, 2014 |
| Location: | Poland Township Park |
| City: | Poland |
| County: | Mahoning |
| State: | Ohio |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Parrothead_73  |
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| Found by: | Rosiegrls |
| Last found: | Aug 4, 2014 |
| Status: | Fa |
| Last edited: | Aug 4, 2014 |
Welcome to Poland Township Park and my first Letterbox Hybrid! Dust off your rubber stamps! Regular sized lock n' lock container with 2 log books: 1 for geocachers and 1 for letterboxers. There's a rubber stamp & ink pad to remain with the cache! Please only sign/stamp one logbook. I will give props for the first to do each on this cache page by html-ing your screen name in lights!
Your journey begins by finding stage 1, a boulder, at an entrance to Morse Trail at the posted coordinates.
Next, walk 40' NW to the mounted birdhouse labeled #26, and take the trail West.
While enjoying your stroll, identify a White Ash and Sweet Cherry tree in that order. It'll be easier than you may think!
Continue West past the intersection of Morse & Walker Trails, and seek out a Silver Maple tree.
Now the trail takes a southerly turn...so head South! :)
Look for the Eastern Redbud, Arrowwood Viburnum, Red Cedar, Black Cherry, and Black Gum trees, as the trail takes a southeasterly direction.
Locate the Hazelnut & Quaking Aspen trees and begin hiking East at the Wildlife Brush Pile.
Continue East while passing the Bass Wood and Red Hickory trees, and cross over the foot bridge at Eagle Creek.
Keep on the established trail, still traveling east, past the Tulip tree and the Wildlife Food Plot, and observe the following trees respectively: Hophornbeam, Sassafras, Sweet Gum, American Beech, and Sugar Maple.
Proceed with an eastern trek to the 2nd wooden foot bridge. Your treasure is 40' SSW of "MALLARD MARSH"
Again, please leave the rubber stamp & ink with the letterbox hybrid! There's plenty of room in the letterbox log book if you'd like to tell a little bit about your experience! Trade all SWAG and trackables accordingly!
Your journey begins by finding stage 1, a boulder, at an entrance to Morse Trail at the posted coordinates.
Next, walk 40' NW to the mounted birdhouse labeled #26, and take the trail West.
While enjoying your stroll, identify a White Ash and Sweet Cherry tree in that order. It'll be easier than you may think!
Continue West past the intersection of Morse & Walker Trails, and seek out a Silver Maple tree.
Now the trail takes a southerly turn...so head South! :)
Look for the Eastern Redbud, Arrowwood Viburnum, Red Cedar, Black Cherry, and Black Gum trees, as the trail takes a southeasterly direction.
Locate the Hazelnut & Quaking Aspen trees and begin hiking East at the Wildlife Brush Pile.
Continue East while passing the Bass Wood and Red Hickory trees, and cross over the foot bridge at Eagle Creek.
Keep on the established trail, still traveling east, past the Tulip tree and the Wildlife Food Plot, and observe the following trees respectively: Hophornbeam, Sassafras, Sweet Gum, American Beech, and Sugar Maple.
Proceed with an eastern trek to the 2nd wooden foot bridge. Your treasure is 40' SSW of "MALLARD MARSH"
Again, please leave the rubber stamp & ink with the letterbox hybrid! There's plenty of room in the letterbox log book if you'd like to tell a little bit about your experience! Trade all SWAG and trackables accordingly!