Washington's Birch LbNA #30662 (ARCHIVED)

Take 5th Street Exit off of I-64 and turn toward Huntington. At the stop light at the bottom of the hill turn right along the creek about one half a mile to the stop sign. At the stop sign turn right up the hill along the Ritter Park rose garden. Past the rose garden you will crest the hill. Continue over the hill past the log cabin on your left. Beyond the log cabin is a gated road that leads to a knob with a gazebo inside a round stone wall. Take the only other exit out of the stone wall and walk west along a trail 30 adult paces to a large tree stump. At the stump face south and walk 105 paces to two stone pillars. Once between the two stone pillars follow a gravel road to a green chain link fence. At the fence you will find a Ford Meter Box cover. Stand on the cover and face south. Walk 74 paces until you come to a stone marker dedicated to George Washington. At the marker face south and then turn 180 degrees. The copper birch tree you are looking at holds the secret. Be careful when reaching in to hidden spots.

This is my first letter box and I would like any feedback. If it is too simple let me know. Email at dwbills@adelphia.net.