FONZ LbNA #51227
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Add Location| Owner: | N/A |
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| Plant date: | Nov 2, 2009 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Washington |
| County: | District of Columbia |
| State: | District of Columbia |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | rainbow chasers
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| Found by: | Bug Bug & Boo Boo |
| Last found: | Jun 28, 2016 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFaa |
| Last edited: | Nov 2, 2009 |
National Zoo, 3001 Conn Ave NW Washington DC
Moved the box to a new location after the old site was blocked by construction.
FONZ means Friends of the National Zoo and
to find the stamp just follow this clue.
No matter where you start you cannot fail
If you first find a map and locate the Asia Trail.
Between the Otter and the Salamander you should be aware
There is an overlook just right for seeing a small red bear.
As you stroll the upper part of the Asia trail and enjoy the displays
Keep an eye out for a Red Panda sign and you will know you are OK.
Two bundles of bamboo taller than you
And two red viewing stations are both a clue.
They stand very close to three massive boulders
which serve as the home for the letter box holder
Check out the lollipop-shaped viewers and notice a forbidden gate
And to the left a "Hazard" sign warns not to tempt fate.
The box is directly below the warning, beneath the smallest boulder.
It is nestled behind a little stone, but before retrieving check over your shoulder.
If you like you can stamp-in on the bench around to the side
Just be very careful, this can be a busy spot, making it tricky to re-hide.
Enjoy the rest of the Asia Trail and the fantastic exhibits at the Zoo
It is a amazing place with a few other letter boxes waiting for you.
Moved the box to a new location after the old site was blocked by construction.
FONZ means Friends of the National Zoo and
to find the stamp just follow this clue.
No matter where you start you cannot fail
If you first find a map and locate the Asia Trail.
Between the Otter and the Salamander you should be aware
There is an overlook just right for seeing a small red bear.
As you stroll the upper part of the Asia trail and enjoy the displays
Keep an eye out for a Red Panda sign and you will know you are OK.
Two bundles of bamboo taller than you
And two red viewing stations are both a clue.
They stand very close to three massive boulders
which serve as the home for the letter box holder
Check out the lollipop-shaped viewers and notice a forbidden gate
And to the left a "Hazard" sign warns not to tempt fate.
The box is directly below the warning, beneath the smallest boulder.
It is nestled behind a little stone, but before retrieving check over your shoulder.
If you like you can stamp-in on the bench around to the side
Just be very careful, this can be a busy spot, making it tricky to re-hide.
Enjoy the rest of the Asia Trail and the fantastic exhibits at the Zoo
It is a amazing place with a few other letter boxes waiting for you.