"Trail of Color" LbNA #31533
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jun 3, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | East Lampeter |
| County: | Lancaster |
| State: | Pennsylvania |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Chicka-D  |
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| Found by: | The Irish Brigade |
| Last found: | Feb 2, 2008 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFaaaaaa |
| Last edited: | Dec 11, 2015 |
[edit: June 08- May be missing... let me know if you find it]
From US-30 (Lincoln Highway)turn north onto Oakview Road. Bear right onto Hobson Road and go about a mile until you arrive at East Lampeter Community Park, PA.
After you parking in the parking lot, begin the walk on the path to the right of the sliding board with the sign "Memorial Lane" next to it. Turn left at the big rock, continuing on Memorial Lane. Turn right on the path that leads downhill, through a wooded area. After you reach the bottom of the hill, turn left, going off of the path onto a grassy area. Follow the river until you pass a park bench. You will see two logs laying together on the ground partway up the hill. A little past them is a big long log that lays almost from the top of the hill to the bottom. Look near the bottom of the log, underneath and in it, and you will find the "Trail of Color."
Thank you and enjoy the little walk!
Chicka-D
(note: "Trail of Color" was made by me and Puppypal.)
For the first visitor: We mistakingly wrote wrong trail names on the note pad. Could you please cross those names off and write Chicka-D and Puppypal in as the makers? Thank you so much! :)
From US-30 (Lincoln Highway)turn north onto Oakview Road. Bear right onto Hobson Road and go about a mile until you arrive at East Lampeter Community Park, PA.
After you parking in the parking lot, begin the walk on the path to the right of the sliding board with the sign "Memorial Lane" next to it. Turn left at the big rock, continuing on Memorial Lane. Turn right on the path that leads downhill, through a wooded area. After you reach the bottom of the hill, turn left, going off of the path onto a grassy area. Follow the river until you pass a park bench. You will see two logs laying together on the ground partway up the hill. A little past them is a big long log that lays almost from the top of the hill to the bottom. Look near the bottom of the log, underneath and in it, and you will find the "Trail of Color."
Thank you and enjoy the little walk!
Chicka-D
(note: "Trail of Color" was made by me and Puppypal.)
For the first visitor: We mistakingly wrote wrong trail names on the note pad. Could you please cross those names off and write Chicka-D and Puppypal in as the makers? Thank you so much! :)