Golden Believers - MISSING LbNA #7006 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jan 27, 2004 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Nashville |
| County: | Davidson |
| State: | Tennessee |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Maiden1974  |
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| Found by: | Not yet found! |
| Last found: | N/A |
| Last edited: | Jan 27, 2004 |
Status: MISSING
Last reported: May 2004
This letterbox is dedicated to a wonderful group of women dedicated to supporting each other. We are located all around the United States and this box is traveling from person to person. It is spending about a month in each location, so be sure to get out and get this one quickly. It started in Kent, Washington and then was sent to Nashville!
Here's the clues:
From downtown Nashville, take I-65 South to the Old Hickory Blvd. West exit. Take Old Hickory to Granny White Pike and turn right. Go 2.5 to 3 miles to Otter Creek Rd. and turn right. Take Otter Creek until it dead ends, turning into the parking lot for Radnor Lake State Park. There is a trail that starts at the far right corner of the parking lot called Spillway Trail. Walk along this trail that winds beside the stream. Along the way you will see several small signs giving information about different aspects of the park (deer, owls, snakes, ticks, trees, etc.) At one point there is another path that goes off to the left but stay on the path to the right. Just after the sign that talks about Otter Creek itself, there is a small deck that overlooks the creek and up the falls. Sit and enjoy the view. Be like a “butterfly that counts not months but moments.” After you have soaked up the view and the wonderful sounds of the falls, continue up the trail to the next bench on the left. Have a seat on the bench and enjoy the view of the spillway to the left. Let your gaze come down to see a small fallen tree on the ground on the far side of the trail. The letterbox is located inside the break of that tree, covered with bark. Be discreet while examining the contents of the box as there are several walkers and hikers that use this trail. When you are finished and have replaced the box, continue on up the path and walk across the footbridge over the dam. Continue on the path that now takes you alongside the lake until you come to the road. Turn right on the road and walk down the hill and you will find that you have returned to the parking lot on the right where you parked, making a complete circle.
Happy Hunting! We'd love to hear when you find this box, drop me a line.
Last reported: May 2004
This letterbox is dedicated to a wonderful group of women dedicated to supporting each other. We are located all around the United States and this box is traveling from person to person. It is spending about a month in each location, so be sure to get out and get this one quickly. It started in Kent, Washington and then was sent to Nashville!
Here's the clues:
From downtown Nashville, take I-65 South to the Old Hickory Blvd. West exit. Take Old Hickory to Granny White Pike and turn right. Go 2.5 to 3 miles to Otter Creek Rd. and turn right. Take Otter Creek until it dead ends, turning into the parking lot for Radnor Lake State Park. There is a trail that starts at the far right corner of the parking lot called Spillway Trail. Walk along this trail that winds beside the stream. Along the way you will see several small signs giving information about different aspects of the park (deer, owls, snakes, ticks, trees, etc.) At one point there is another path that goes off to the left but stay on the path to the right. Just after the sign that talks about Otter Creek itself, there is a small deck that overlooks the creek and up the falls. Sit and enjoy the view. Be like a “butterfly that counts not months but moments.” After you have soaked up the view and the wonderful sounds of the falls, continue up the trail to the next bench on the left. Have a seat on the bench and enjoy the view of the spillway to the left. Let your gaze come down to see a small fallen tree on the ground on the far side of the trail. The letterbox is located inside the break of that tree, covered with bark. Be discreet while examining the contents of the box as there are several walkers and hikers that use this trail. When you are finished and have replaced the box, continue on up the path and walk across the footbridge over the dam. Continue on the path that now takes you alongside the lake until you come to the road. Turn right on the road and walk down the hill and you will find that you have returned to the parking lot on the right where you parked, making a complete circle.
Happy Hunting! We'd love to hear when you find this box, drop me a line.