Turtle LbNA #9680 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jul 29, 2004 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Beloit |
| County: | Rock |
| State: | Wisconsin |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Puddlejumpers |
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| Last found: | Nov 7, 2004 |
| Status: | FF |
| Last edited: | Jul 29, 2004 |
NOTE: THIS BOX HAS BEEN LOST AS OF APRIL 2, 2004! WHEN AND IF WE PUT A NEW ONE OUT, WE'LL UPDATE THIS SITE. BILL
This is a fairly easy hunt for young families provided you dont get stuck in goose poop
1)Start at the rainbow turtle on the wet "Rock"
2)Facing North,take 14 steps to the entrance to the playground
3)From there take 16 steps to the big rock
4)Turn right, following the planks to where the trail splits by the big boat
5)Look for the shooting water in the distance, and walk toward it
6)Stop at the bench, take a nice rest
7)Reverse course back to the turtle. Did you enjoy the playground?
8)Take the path going North along the river's edge.
9)You'll pass a tree with many "trunks," some of which are in the water
10)Follow the trail past a clump of bushes on your right
11)Stay on the path and go past the tennis courts ... this is goose country!
12)Keep going on the path but stop to enjoy the artwork in the circle of rocks
13)Stay on the path until you see a green lamppost with two blue signs that say "Concessions" and "Restrooms"
14)Look for a large shrub and find our box!
We hope you like it, this is our first letterbox.
Emma (age 9) and Bill (age 37)
This is a fairly easy hunt for young families provided you dont get stuck in goose poop
1)Start at the rainbow turtle on the wet "Rock"
2)Facing North,take 14 steps to the entrance to the playground
3)From there take 16 steps to the big rock
4)Turn right, following the planks to where the trail splits by the big boat
5)Look for the shooting water in the distance, and walk toward it
6)Stop at the bench, take a nice rest
7)Reverse course back to the turtle. Did you enjoy the playground?
8)Take the path going North along the river's edge.
9)You'll pass a tree with many "trunks," some of which are in the water
10)Follow the trail past a clump of bushes on your right
11)Stay on the path and go past the tennis courts ... this is goose country!
12)Keep going on the path but stop to enjoy the artwork in the circle of rocks
13)Stay on the path until you see a green lamppost with two blue signs that say "Concessions" and "Restrooms"
14)Look for a large shrub and find our box!
We hope you like it, this is our first letterbox.
Emma (age 9) and Bill (age 37)