Mole Music: FB IV LbNA #23277
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Add Location| Owner: | N/A |
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| Plant date: | Jun 26, 2006 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Columbia |
| County: | Boone |
| State: | Missouri |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Lnd-Crzr
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| Found by: | DonRicci |
| Last found: | Apr 26, 2014 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Jun 26, 2006 |
Mole Music: FB IV
To learn more about this series, check the first one, The Runaway Bunny: FB I. It will layout the idea behind the series and other important details.
Pick up ‘Mole Music’ by David McPhail.
In which room does Mole leave his glasses in while he takes a shower?
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Go right passing a pond on your right and skirting a large metal bar of a gate. The trail expands to a quasi parking area. Look for the wooden Bear Creek Trail sign on your left. Take this trail 12 paces past the sign to an orange post on your left and a parking lot on the right. Go another 5 paces past the orange post and take the trail to the left. Pass post 4 on the right. Cross the power line clearing and then pass post 5 on left. Continue pass an interesting rock on your left to an intersection. From the tree in the middle of the intersection go 12 paces down the trail. On your left, 6 paces off trail, you’ll spy and old stump. Look inside for some sweet music.
Please be discrete in your Letterboxing and prudent in your re-hideation and contact me after you’ve found this LB.
To learn more about this series, check the first one, The Runaway Bunny: FB I. It will layout the idea behind the series and other important details.
Pick up ‘Mole Music’ by David McPhail.
In which room does Mole leave his glasses in while he takes a shower?
ITKD TM MAX LDTMX ITKD BG VHENFUBT’L VHLFH ITKD. MTDX MAX UXTK VKXXD MKTBE NGMBE BM VHFXL MH FTCHK BGMXKLXVMBHG TM T VEXTKBGZ.
Go right passing a pond on your right and skirting a large metal bar of a gate. The trail expands to a quasi parking area. Look for the wooden Bear Creek Trail sign on your left. Take this trail 12 paces past the sign to an orange post on your left and a parking lot on the right. Go another 5 paces past the orange post and take the trail to the left. Pass post 4 on the right. Cross the power line clearing and then pass post 5 on left. Continue pass an interesting rock on your left to an intersection. From the tree in the middle of the intersection go 12 paces down the trail. On your left, 6 paces off trail, you’ll spy and old stump. Look inside for some sweet music.
Please be discrete in your Letterboxing and prudent in your re-hideation and contact me after you’ve found this LB.