Wild Horses Can't Keep Me Away - NEEDS REPAIR LbNA #27129 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Nov 13, 2006 |
| Location: | |
| City: | ??? |
| County: | Mystery |
| State: | Georgia |
| Boxes: | 3 |
| Planted by: | SharyBerry  |
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| Found by: | Not yet found! |
| Last found: | N/A |
| Last edited: | Nov 13, 2006 |
ATTENTION: ONE OF THE BOXES IS MISSING. I WILL RE-POST WHEN REPLANTED. SORRY!
There is a park not far away,
that is full of things I used play.
Go to the park to play this game,
And not the trail of the same name.
Before you park and start to track,
follow the road around to the back.
Take a walk around the water,
around the bend, it's not much farther.
When I was just a little one,
we came to this playground to have some fun.
Walk up the hill and take a slide,
There are 3 boxes on this hide.
1. The direction of the double slide,
will point the way you see.
Follow the trail in front of you,
beside the big old tree.
On this path down 16 steps,
look left between two trees.
Turn here and go about 15 more,
search at a pine tree at 300 degrees.
2. Now go back out the way you came,
and walk across the concrete drain.
You will see where I played ball.
Every summer, spring and fall.
Go to the right and to the board,
which could answer “What's the score?”
The sappy spot up on the pine,
Shows you the tree to look behind.
3. Across the road, you'll see the school,
where I learned the golden rule.
Stop right here, don't go that far,
turn around, back towards your car.
Go down the hill and to the pond,
you'll see the pavillion just beyond.
We had a reunion to see old friends,
relationships that never end.
Before you cross the bridge once more,
look to your left, the trees of four.
If you look inside of these,
you will find box number three.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane,
I'm all grown and can't complain.
This old park did play a big part,
and now it's permanently etched on my heart.
There is a park not far away,
that is full of things I used play.
Go to the park to play this game,
And not the trail of the same name.
Before you park and start to track,
follow the road around to the back.
Take a walk around the water,
around the bend, it's not much farther.
When I was just a little one,
we came to this playground to have some fun.
Walk up the hill and take a slide,
There are 3 boxes on this hide.
1. The direction of the double slide,
will point the way you see.
Follow the trail in front of you,
beside the big old tree.
On this path down 16 steps,
look left between two trees.
Turn here and go about 15 more,
search at a pine tree at 300 degrees.
2. Now go back out the way you came,
and walk across the concrete drain.
You will see where I played ball.
Every summer, spring and fall.
Go to the right and to the board,
which could answer “What's the score?”
The sappy spot up on the pine,
Shows you the tree to look behind.
3. Across the road, you'll see the school,
where I learned the golden rule.
Stop right here, don't go that far,
turn around, back towards your car.
Go down the hill and to the pond,
you'll see the pavillion just beyond.
We had a reunion to see old friends,
relationships that never end.
Before you cross the bridge once more,
look to your left, the trees of four.
If you look inside of these,
you will find box number three.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane,
I'm all grown and can't complain.
This old park did play a big part,
and now it's permanently etched on my heart.