Jamestown Dinosaur--Missing LbNA #29463 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Mar 25, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Oviedo |
| County: | Seminole |
| State: | Florida |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Team Ginkgo  |
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| Found by: | overrover |
| Last found: | Jun 24, 2007 |
| Status: | FFFFam |
| Last edited: | Mar 25, 2007 |
This box has gone missing, but we'll replace it eventually...
Find the Jamestown Park in Seminole County. This is an active community park with a cute playground, but not a whole lot else...
You have a math problem to do to figure out the location of the box.
You need to collect these numbers:
Number of wooden posts at front of the park:
Number of slides in the playground:
Number of green steps up the dinosaur's back:
Number of bike racks in the park:
Number of colors on the main playground equipment:
Number of lights on the lightpole in the center of the park:
Number of drinking fountains in the park:
Number of paces (pace=2 steps) from directly underneath one basketball hoop to the other.
Now that you have all of those numbers here is your math problem:
Wooden Posts x slides - bike racks / colors + lights - drinking fountain + paces
NOTE: / is divided by
Stand at center court.
If your final number was even take that many steps toward the dinosaur and search at the base of the closest tree.
If your final number was odd take that many paces away from the dinosaur and search the base of the closest tree.
You'll probably have to get on your hands and knees to find this one! Please replace the grass and sticks and make sure you check from every side when rehiding to make sure it isn't visible...
Please log your find so we know it was discovered!
Find the Jamestown Park in Seminole County. This is an active community park with a cute playground, but not a whole lot else...
You have a math problem to do to figure out the location of the box.
You need to collect these numbers:
Number of wooden posts at front of the park:
Number of slides in the playground:
Number of green steps up the dinosaur's back:
Number of bike racks in the park:
Number of colors on the main playground equipment:
Number of lights on the lightpole in the center of the park:
Number of drinking fountains in the park:
Number of paces (pace=2 steps) from directly underneath one basketball hoop to the other.
Now that you have all of those numbers here is your math problem:
Wooden Posts x slides - bike racks / colors + lights - drinking fountain + paces
NOTE: / is divided by
Stand at center court.
If your final number was even take that many steps toward the dinosaur and search at the base of the closest tree.
If your final number was odd take that many paces away from the dinosaur and search the base of the closest tree.
You'll probably have to get on your hands and knees to find this one! Please replace the grass and sticks and make sure you check from every side when rehiding to make sure it isn't visible...
Please log your find so we know it was discovered!