Absinthe LbNA #2054 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | May 1, 2003 |
| Location: | |
| City: | College Park |
| County: | Prince George's |
| State: | Maryland |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Not yet found! |
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| Last found: | N/A |
| Status: | aaaaa |
| Last edited: | May 1, 2003 |
Please note: Absinthe has been missing since 2005.
Location: Lake Artemesia, College Park, MD; Prince George's County.
Placed by: Uncle Mikey
Date Placed: Oct. 15 2002
Directions: Find your way to Lake Artemesia in the College Park/Greenbelt Area. The turn off for the lake is located at Branchville Road off of MD route 193 in Greenbelt. The winding road takes you past the Washington Post Plant, and right to the parking area for Lake Artemesia.
Walk to the Lake. When you arrive, the path splits around the lake. Take the left fork. When you come to a bridge on your right (and a splitting of the path), Take the left-most fork into the woods and away from the lake. Do not cross the new bridge that appears on your path - instead, hang a right on Indian Creek Trail. Follow the trail until it turns by the NorthEast Branch Trail. Instead of turning, keep walking straight on the NorthEast Branch
Trail.
At the Paint Branch Bridge, stop at the foot of the bridge. Notice a trail into the woods at 150 degrees. Try not to notice the other trails into the woods at this point. Walk along this trail until you notice a huge, huge, double tree on the left. The box is snug in the crook of the tree.
Location: Lake Artemesia, College Park, MD; Prince George's County.
Placed by: Uncle Mikey
Date Placed: Oct. 15 2002
Directions: Find your way to Lake Artemesia in the College Park/Greenbelt Area. The turn off for the lake is located at Branchville Road off of MD route 193 in Greenbelt. The winding road takes you past the Washington Post Plant, and right to the parking area for Lake Artemesia.
Walk to the Lake. When you arrive, the path splits around the lake. Take the left fork. When you come to a bridge on your right (and a splitting of the path), Take the left-most fork into the woods and away from the lake. Do not cross the new bridge that appears on your path - instead, hang a right on Indian Creek Trail. Follow the trail until it turns by the NorthEast Branch Trail. Instead of turning, keep walking straight on the NorthEast Branch
Trail.
At the Paint Branch Bridge, stop at the foot of the bridge. Notice a trail into the woods at 150 degrees. Try not to notice the other trails into the woods at this point. Walk along this trail until you notice a huge, huge, double tree on the left. The box is snug in the crook of the tree.