Exhibition Park LbNA #8227 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | N/A |
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| Plant date: | May 13, 2004 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Guelph |
| County: | Ontario, CAN |
| State: | Ontario, Canada |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Ili & Lil
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| Found by: | the Sehl gang |
| Last found: | Apr 15, 2007 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFr |
| Last edited: | May 13, 2004 |
***Under repair. Will be replaced by mid-July. Check here for updates before headng out****
From the 401, take 6 north. Take the Paisley St. exit and turn right (east). Turn left onto Edinburgh Rd (north). Turn right (east) onto London Rd. Turn left (north) onto Exhibition St. Turn left into the parking lot in front of the arena just before Division St.
With your back to the arena, turn left (southwest) and walk along the path out of Exhibition Park and across Kathleen St. As you walk, you’ll pass a green garbage can on your left. Keep walking. The next thing you will see to the left of the path is a small, solitary maple tree with burgundy leaves. With your back to the tree, look across the path and up the incline. (If you're here in a season without leaves, you're looking for a lone, skinny tree.)
Directly in front of you, there is a large tree close to the fence (it’s also a maple). The letterbox is between the base of the tree and the fence.
From the 401, take 6 north. Take the Paisley St. exit and turn right (east). Turn left onto Edinburgh Rd (north). Turn right (east) onto London Rd. Turn left (north) onto Exhibition St. Turn left into the parking lot in front of the arena just before Division St.
With your back to the arena, turn left (southwest) and walk along the path out of Exhibition Park and across Kathleen St. As you walk, you’ll pass a green garbage can on your left. Keep walking. The next thing you will see to the left of the path is a small, solitary maple tree with burgundy leaves. With your back to the tree, look across the path and up the incline. (If you're here in a season without leaves, you're looking for a lone, skinny tree.)
Directly in front of you, there is a large tree close to the fence (it’s also a maple). The letterbox is between the base of the tree and the fence.