The Three Caballeros LbNA #23662 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | GoodOleDays  |
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| Plant date: | Jul 9, 2006 |
| Location: | |
| City: | El Dorado |
| County: | Butler |
| State: | Kansas |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Bicicleta Power |
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| Last found: | May 24, 2008 |
| Status: | FFFFFar |
| Last edited: | Jun 19, 2019 |
This letterbox is planted in honor of our 3 Kansan Grandsons, who are definitely buddies and always pursuing an adventure of one sort or another!
Clues:
Take I-35 to the El Dorado, Kansas exit 071 (highway 254 east - central). Go east on Central through town...Be sure to notice the "gingerbread" house at Denver street...
Turn North on 77. You'll go past the "arts" district, and past the YMCA...the depot and "ACE" is NOT the place!
Cross the bridge and turn right on 10th and go into the parking lot and park. Walk into the "Girl Scout Park". Walk toward the gazebo, past the rest rooms and the horsehoe plot. As the path curves left, leave it and walk straight toward the two beautiful spruce trees next to a power pole and electric meter. In the branches of the bluest of the blue, near the breaker box at about that height, find the 3 Caballero's among the branches...
Yes, the ivy growing at the base of the tree COULD be of the poison variety -- use care!
Clues:
Take I-35 to the El Dorado, Kansas exit 071 (highway 254 east - central). Go east on Central through town...Be sure to notice the "gingerbread" house at Denver street...
Turn North on 77. You'll go past the "arts" district, and past the YMCA...the depot and "ACE" is NOT the place!
Cross the bridge and turn right on 10th and go into the parking lot and park. Walk into the "Girl Scout Park". Walk toward the gazebo, past the rest rooms and the horsehoe plot. As the path curves left, leave it and walk straight toward the two beautiful spruce trees next to a power pole and electric meter. In the branches of the bluest of the blue, near the breaker box at about that height, find the 3 Caballero's among the branches...
Yes, the ivy growing at the base of the tree COULD be of the poison variety -- use care!