Dinosaur Birthday Box LbNA #68665
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Add Location| Owner: | Ebb-n-Flo  |
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| Plant date: | Jun 19, 2015 |
| Location: | Mattabesett Trail |
| City: | North Guilford |
| County: | New Haven |
| State: | Connecticut |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Nairon |
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| Last found: | Apr 13, 2022 |
| Status: | FFF |
| Last edited: | Jun 19, 2015 |
Dinosaur Birthday Letterbox
We placed this box to celebrate B’s 8th Birthday!
We hope you enjoy this easy 15 minute hike!
• Park your car in the Mattabesett Trail parking lot on the west side of Route 77 (4.4 miles north of the intersection of Route 80)
• Enter hiking trails through the parking area opening and continue straight on the flat, wide orange/blue blazed trails.
• Pass Bluff Head Cemetery on your left and pass underneath a fallen tree
• When you come to a small open area where the trail bends right (north), we thought the air smelled like maple syrup – could it be the maple trees? Pass through a fallen tree.
• Look for a fallen tree with exposed roots on your left, immediately after the roots, the trail splits. Go right (east, staying on the orange/blue trail)
• Note there are many small trees fallen across the trail. Look for one that has become part of the earth, as a natural step with a small maple tree in the middle of the trail.
• Walk 110 kid (80 adult) steps from the earth-step looking for a ‘V’ shaped fallen tree on your left. We created a rock stack in front of it.
• You will find the letterbox in the middle of the ‘V’! Enjoy!
We placed this box to celebrate B’s 8th Birthday!
We hope you enjoy this easy 15 minute hike!
• Park your car in the Mattabesett Trail parking lot on the west side of Route 77 (4.4 miles north of the intersection of Route 80)
• Enter hiking trails through the parking area opening and continue straight on the flat, wide orange/blue blazed trails.
• Pass Bluff Head Cemetery on your left and pass underneath a fallen tree
• When you come to a small open area where the trail bends right (north), we thought the air smelled like maple syrup – could it be the maple trees? Pass through a fallen tree.
• Look for a fallen tree with exposed roots on your left, immediately after the roots, the trail splits. Go right (east, staying on the orange/blue trail)
• Note there are many small trees fallen across the trail. Look for one that has become part of the earth, as a natural step with a small maple tree in the middle of the trail.
• Walk 110 kid (80 adult) steps from the earth-step looking for a ‘V’ shaped fallen tree on your left. We created a rock stack in front of it.
• You will find the letterbox in the middle of the ‘V’! Enjoy!