Savage Historic Trail Letterboxes LbNA #683 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | N/A |
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| Plant date: | Sep 24, 2002 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Savage |
| County: | Howard |
| State: | Maryland |
| Boxes: | 2 |
| Planted by: | Firefly
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| Found by: | sfcchaz |
| Last found: | Nov 30, 2015 |
| Status: | FFFFaFFFaaFFFFar |
| Last edited: | Dec 1, 2015 |
Originally planted by Firefly Sept 2002.
Adopted by Night0wl May 2013.
Box #2 of this series is still alive and has been given a new life. The original soaked logbook has been dried and rebound for future visitors to view and a new logbook has been added for future stamping.
PLEASE SIGN THE NEW RECTANGULAR LOGBOOK ONLY!
See below for the original clue by Firefly:
Savage Historic Mill Trail Letterboxes (2)
Difficulty: easy (~1 mile walk)
The trail head can be located at the Truss Bridge on Foundry Street in Savage. Park your car on Foundry Street, next to the bridge. Begin at the north end of the bridge. Read the history markers on the right and head south across the bridge. (You could begin at the south end too, but then you wouldn't get to cross the cool bridge, and what fun is that?!) Bear right onto the trail, passing the info boards.
Mr. Bollman's box - Missing
Continue down the trail to the second trash can. About face! Take 35 steps. Take a bearing of 20 degrees. Look carefully to see the "JM" tree. What you seek is at the base of the tree.
Truss box - Still alive!
Continue down the trail past two more trash cans. See black sign on the right. Discover stone steps leading down the hill on the right. Count 7 from the top. Take a 120 degree compass reading. Between two BIG rocks and two LITTLE trees you shall find a TINY treasure!
This would be a really nice place to enjoy a little lunch on the rocks. There is a beautiful view of the Little Patuxent River, including some pretty little waterfalls.
Please be discrete when finding these boxes. They are both very close to the trail. And please rehide carefully! Thank you!
I also highly recommend making a day out of this and visiting the Shops at Savage Mill. The Mill has been renovated to house MANY very cool artsy stores, antique shops, and restaurants. Wandering around the Mill is an all day event! More info on the Mill can be found at www.savagemill.com
Adopted by Night0wl May 2013.
Box #2 of this series is still alive and has been given a new life. The original soaked logbook has been dried and rebound for future visitors to view and a new logbook has been added for future stamping.
PLEASE SIGN THE NEW RECTANGULAR LOGBOOK ONLY!
See below for the original clue by Firefly:
Savage Historic Mill Trail Letterboxes (2)
Difficulty: easy (~1 mile walk)
The trail head can be located at the Truss Bridge on Foundry Street in Savage. Park your car on Foundry Street, next to the bridge. Begin at the north end of the bridge. Read the history markers on the right and head south across the bridge. (You could begin at the south end too, but then you wouldn't get to cross the cool bridge, and what fun is that?!) Bear right onto the trail, passing the info boards.
Mr. Bollman's box - Missing
Continue down the trail to the second trash can. About face! Take 35 steps. Take a bearing of 20 degrees. Look carefully to see the "JM" tree. What you seek is at the base of the tree.
Truss box - Still alive!
Continue down the trail past two more trash cans. See black sign on the right. Discover stone steps leading down the hill on the right. Count 7 from the top. Take a 120 degree compass reading. Between two BIG rocks and two LITTLE trees you shall find a TINY treasure!
This would be a really nice place to enjoy a little lunch on the rocks. There is a beautiful view of the Little Patuxent River, including some pretty little waterfalls.
Please be discrete when finding these boxes. They are both very close to the trail. And please rehide carefully! Thank you!
I also highly recommend making a day out of this and visiting the Shops at Savage Mill. The Mill has been renovated to house MANY very cool artsy stores, antique shops, and restaurants. Wandering around the Mill is an all day event! More info on the Mill can be found at www.savagemill.com