Spot LbNA #72135
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Add Location| Owner: | We4Gs  |
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| Plant date: | Aug 11, 2016 |
| Location: | Old National Pike District Park |
| City: | Mount Airy |
| County: | Frederick |
| State: | Maryland |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | KitKat27 |
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| Last found: | Nov 14, 2021 |
| Status: | FFFFF |
| Last edited: | Aug 30, 2017 |
In my garden they are my friend,
But in my house they’ll meet their end.
In Minecraft they visit you in the night,
Aragog gave Ron & Harry quite the fright.
Charlotte was a real good friend,
but Boris met a sticky end.
Green Goblin was this one’s foe,
where did Itsy Bitsy go?
Head to Old National Pike Park,
But never do it after dark!
Go to the back right corner of the park, and park by Shelter #2.
Enter the “Woodland Trail”, and go past the first bench.
Go right at the “T”.
At the “Y” go right.
At the next “Y” go right again.
Go past another bench this time on your right. Continue along the trail until you come to a bench on your left, dedicated to Charles Asmar. Go 9-10 paces past the bench and you’ll see a tree on the right side trail edge. Look left into the woods and you’ll see a tree that looks like it has many “legs” at the base. There is also a log hanging perilously above.. Walk straight to this tree and look around the back at the base, under the large flat rock. Meet Spot!
After stamping in, please rehide well. When you return to the trail you can either go back the way you came, OR continue on around and down through the woods. When you exit the woods the trail becomes gravel/stone as you go through a field. The trail then heads back to the parking lot where you started, and eventually becomes blacktop.
Hike length: 0.5 miles
But in my house they’ll meet their end.
In Minecraft they visit you in the night,
Aragog gave Ron & Harry quite the fright.
Charlotte was a real good friend,
but Boris met a sticky end.
Green Goblin was this one’s foe,
where did Itsy Bitsy go?
Head to Old National Pike Park,
But never do it after dark!
Go to the back right corner of the park, and park by Shelter #2.
Enter the “Woodland Trail”, and go past the first bench.
Go right at the “T”.
At the “Y” go right.
At the next “Y” go right again.
Go past another bench this time on your right. Continue along the trail until you come to a bench on your left, dedicated to Charles Asmar. Go 9-10 paces past the bench and you’ll see a tree on the right side trail edge. Look left into the woods and you’ll see a tree that looks like it has many “legs” at the base. There is also a log hanging perilously above.. Walk straight to this tree and look around the back at the base, under the large flat rock. Meet Spot!
After stamping in, please rehide well. When you return to the trail you can either go back the way you came, OR continue on around and down through the woods. When you exit the woods the trail becomes gravel/stone as you go through a field. The trail then heads back to the parking lot where you started, and eventually becomes blacktop.
Hike length: 0.5 miles