A Garden and a Rebellion LbNA #10378 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Aug 23, 2004 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Richmond |
| County: | Richmond city |
| State: | Virginia |
| Boxes: | 2 |
| Planted by: | Bobfoot  |
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| Found by: | Mother Earth (2) |
| Last found: | Oct 10, 2006 |
| Status: | FFFr |
| Last edited: | Aug 23, 2004 |
First box (and directions to the second) is at Bryan Park, the second box is a short drive away.
From South – From I-95N take exit 80, stay right and take right on Hermitage, cross over interstate, then first left into Bryan Park (After the interstate the road becomes Lakeside Ave)
From West – From I-64E go to I-95N, follow above directions
From North – From I-95S take exit 82, ramp leads to Chamberlayne Ave go about a mile, right on Dumbarton Road and drive a mile, left on Lakeside Ave, go half a mile, Bryan Park will be on right.
Time – a little over an hour for both boxes
Mostly flat roads and paths
Bring bug spray
Compass needed
Enter Park, take a left to cross bridge; take left to soccer fields, park in lot on left near the yellow gates.
Pass the gates, which are most likely closed.
At first intersection, follow the road sign that is posted at the intersection.
At the T intersection, take the road that stays in the park.
As you are walking on the road, look for a bridge on the right.
When you get to it, cross it.
Continue going straight till you get to a paved road, then take a left.
At the fork in the road, take a right.
At the next fork, stay straight.
Take the foot path that is on the left.
At the fork, take a right.
You will soon come to another paved road, take a right.
At the next intersection, take the path a car can not go down.
At the fork, stay to the left.
Stay left at the fork soon after or you will be back on the previous trail.
As you go down this path, you will follow a stream on the right.
Eventually you will see a huge tree stump about 8 feet tall on the right.
Just past the stump is the fallen tree
Go to the east side of fallen tree.
Your letterbox is underneath the tree about 10 feet from the tree stump.
Stamp in and take a set of directions for the second letterbox. This requires a very short drive from Bryan Park. If direction sheets are getting low please e-mail me.
Just an interesting fact: Gaston put the second park under 6-8ft of water. Most of the park was damaged and the intial hiding place removed. Although the box had to be moved a few feet, the directions are essentially the same. You will be within a few feet of the letterbox if you follow the directions and can see the hiding place.
From South – From I-95N take exit 80, stay right and take right on Hermitage, cross over interstate, then first left into Bryan Park (After the interstate the road becomes Lakeside Ave)
From West – From I-64E go to I-95N, follow above directions
From North – From I-95S take exit 82, ramp leads to Chamberlayne Ave go about a mile, right on Dumbarton Road and drive a mile, left on Lakeside Ave, go half a mile, Bryan Park will be on right.
Time – a little over an hour for both boxes
Mostly flat roads and paths
Bring bug spray
Compass needed
Enter Park, take a left to cross bridge; take left to soccer fields, park in lot on left near the yellow gates.
Pass the gates, which are most likely closed.
At first intersection, follow the road sign that is posted at the intersection.
At the T intersection, take the road that stays in the park.
As you are walking on the road, look for a bridge on the right.
When you get to it, cross it.
Continue going straight till you get to a paved road, then take a left.
At the fork in the road, take a right.
At the next fork, stay straight.
Take the foot path that is on the left.
At the fork, take a right.
You will soon come to another paved road, take a right.
At the next intersection, take the path a car can not go down.
At the fork, stay to the left.
Stay left at the fork soon after or you will be back on the previous trail.
As you go down this path, you will follow a stream on the right.
Eventually you will see a huge tree stump about 8 feet tall on the right.
Just past the stump is the fallen tree
Go to the east side of fallen tree.
Your letterbox is underneath the tree about 10 feet from the tree stump.
Stamp in and take a set of directions for the second letterbox. This requires a very short drive from Bryan Park. If direction sheets are getting low please e-mail me.
Just an interesting fact: Gaston put the second park under 6-8ft of water. Most of the park was damaged and the intial hiding place removed. Although the box had to be moved a few feet, the directions are essentially the same. You will be within a few feet of the letterbox if you follow the directions and can see the hiding place.