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Crockett's Coon LbNA #71290

Owner:Adoptable
Plant date:Apr 14, 2017
Location: David Crockett State Park
City:Lawrenceburg
County:Lawrence
State:Tennessee
Boxes:1
Planted by:All 4 Bama
Found by: Knotty Lady
Last found:May 14, 2017
Status:FFF
Last edited:May 13, 2017
From 1817 - 1821, David Crockett operated a grist and powder mill here. He had settled here and owned over 600 acres. After a flood destroyed his mill in 1821, Crockett moved his family to West Tennessee. The mill stones were found near here in the creek. Strange to think that he walked these very hills 200 years ago! Now for the clues!

Follow the road to Crockett Falls, park in the loop.
Take the trail blazed Green to the right.
Trees grow there to a towering height!
Up, up, up, count 48.
Don't be surprised if you are in a breathless state!
Look for the post, marked "35"
Under the red, rotten log you must dive.
Crockett's Coon is a bandit indeed!
Hiding in day or night, be sure to cover when you leave!

Hike length: 0.1 miles