River Flow LbNA #73647
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Add Location| Owner: | MamaBurr  |
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| Plant date: | Mar 22, 2019 |
| Location: | Children's Park |
| City: | San Marcos |
| County: | Hays |
| State: | Texas |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Not yet found! |
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| Last found: | N/A |
| Last edited: | Mar 23, 2019 |
Start at the Children's Park on CM Allen Parkway. At the back of the park near the granite Trail find the Bicentennial Stone marker, go on the path away from the railroad tracks,
You will see a light pole to your left that has number 6 on it keep going forward past the pole, now you will pass pole number 4 to the left at the end of the parking area. To your right you'll see a wooden sign that says Our River is like no other place on Earth, keep proceeding forward on the granite Trail. You'll see the river to the right with a clear view across the river to a two-story home. Take a left on a small trail that goes into the woods. Take the trail to the right or somewhat straight . After about 50 ft the trail splits off left and right go to the right on the part of the trail that goes under a tree that is bent over the path. After you pass under the tree go about 27 steps and look to your right to a thin multi trunk tree. The Letterbox will be a small pill bottle covered under some leaves and sticks in the center of the trunks. This one was placed by the Grandkids! They recommend colors dark blue and light blue. They used Crayola markers.
Hike length: 0.5 miles
You will see a light pole to your left that has number 6 on it keep going forward past the pole, now you will pass pole number 4 to the left at the end of the parking area. To your right you'll see a wooden sign that says Our River is like no other place on Earth, keep proceeding forward on the granite Trail. You'll see the river to the right with a clear view across the river to a two-story home. Take a left on a small trail that goes into the woods. Take the trail to the right or somewhat straight . After about 50 ft the trail splits off left and right go to the right on the part of the trail that goes under a tree that is bent over the path. After you pass under the tree go about 27 steps and look to your right to a thin multi trunk tree. The Letterbox will be a small pill bottle covered under some leaves and sticks in the center of the trunks. This one was placed by the Grandkids! They recommend colors dark blue and light blue. They used Crayola markers.
Hike length: 0.5 miles