Rum River #1 (new box, new location) LbNA #21494 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | May 24, 2009 |
| Location: | |
| City: | St. Francis |
| County: | Anoka |
| State: | Minnesota |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Rum River Rat  |
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| Found by: | Dartmoor Dreamer |
| Last found: | Nov 10, 2009 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | May 24, 2009 |
BRAND NEW BOX-the previous boxes were taken along w/ all of the contents.
This is a beginner/easy trail walk. Beautiful during each season, but spring and fall are the my favorite. I did this walk with children in mind. Find the entrance to the Rum River North County Park. This is located off of Bridge Street in St. Francis, then go north on Rum River Blvd NW, and the entrance to the park is almost immediately on your left. Find the parking lot for the playground and park there.
Facing the playground, take the trail that goes immediately left (not towards the river but towards the library). This is a very easy short walk. As you enter the path beneath the trees, pretty soon (within a few paces) you'll see the only pine tree on the trail. It's small, kind of dead, on the left side of the trail. Facing that tree, to your left is another tree. Beneath that tree is the letterbox, covered by a small log/branch.
Leave a note, your email address and we'll say hi. Please try to leave it as hidden as possible and the box securely closed. If the box is missing drop us an email letting us know. Hope you enjoy the short walk. Letter box #2 is just up ahead on the same trail.
This is a beginner/easy trail walk. Beautiful during each season, but spring and fall are the my favorite. I did this walk with children in mind. Find the entrance to the Rum River North County Park. This is located off of Bridge Street in St. Francis, then go north on Rum River Blvd NW, and the entrance to the park is almost immediately on your left. Find the parking lot for the playground and park there.
Facing the playground, take the trail that goes immediately left (not towards the river but towards the library). This is a very easy short walk. As you enter the path beneath the trees, pretty soon (within a few paces) you'll see the only pine tree on the trail. It's small, kind of dead, on the left side of the trail. Facing that tree, to your left is another tree. Beneath that tree is the letterbox, covered by a small log/branch.
Leave a note, your email address and we'll say hi. Please try to leave it as hidden as possible and the box securely closed. If the box is missing drop us an email letting us know. Hope you enjoy the short walk. Letter box #2 is just up ahead on the same trail.