Lab Rats in the Arb LbNA #19078
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Nov 3, 2005 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Ann Arbor |
| County: | Washtenaw |
| State: | Michigan |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | keldar5  |
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| Found by: | works4us |
| Last found: | Mar 3, 2012 |
| Status: | FFFaFFFaaFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Nov 3, 2005 |
Nichols Arboretum
1827 Geddes
This is a longer search, maybe a mile and a half or more with some hills included.
Instructions
1. On Map: take the 2-->H direction to begin.
2. Take a right past 47.
3. Descent through foliage tunnel.
4. Ascent stairs at left.
5. At the two benches, sit on Eddie and Elsa's.
6. See the UM North Campus carillon? Note its compass bearing.
7. Descent again and bear North.
8. Don't despair. Continue to 29 (or 23?).
9. Path due North. Watch you head. Pass tree of unusual girth.
10. Invasive Shurbs, bear right.
11. Who you gonna call? Take the high road.
12. Towards the Hospital.
13. See forked tree before trail dips slightly.
14. Down to left before the fork.
15. Curved tree on left (see picture).
16. Take carillon compass bearing and subtract 180.
17. Four feet from carillon compass bearing + 180 and look underneath.
Treasure is found in the most unusual places! Sign you name and send us comments! :)
1827 Geddes
This is a longer search, maybe a mile and a half or more with some hills included.
Instructions
1. On Map: take the 2-->H direction to begin.
2. Take a right past 47.
3. Descent through foliage tunnel.
4. Ascent stairs at left.
5. At the two benches, sit on Eddie and Elsa's.
6. See the UM North Campus carillon? Note its compass bearing.
7. Descent again and bear North.
8. Don't despair. Continue to 29 (or 23?).
9. Path due North. Watch you head. Pass tree of unusual girth.
10. Invasive Shurbs, bear right.
11. Who you gonna call? Take the high road.
12. Towards the Hospital.
13. See forked tree before trail dips slightly.
14. Down to left before the fork.
15. Curved tree on left (see picture).
16. Take carillon compass bearing and subtract 180.
17. Four feet from carillon compass bearing + 180 and look underneath.
Treasure is found in the most unusual places! Sign you name and send us comments! :)