Bluebird Letterbox LbNA #32272
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Add Location| Owner: | Fiddlin Sweet  |
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| Plant date: | Jun 25, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Victor |
| County: | Ontario |
| State: | New York |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Jiggs |
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| Last found: | May 9, 2010 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Jun 25, 2007 |
There is a place in Victor dedicated to a bluebird lover. Her name was Mary Frances Butler. It was dedicated to her in June of 1997.
After finding this haven for bluebirds look for the angel with the guiding light. Turning your back on this angel look for the path to your right. Follow this path and make sure to respect the "No Swimming" signs to your left. This path you will follow as it bends around until you come to the cement path embedded in the ground. Count four cement blocks then look to your right for a extremely narrow path. This leads you to an intersection with an even bigger path. This is one of the many Victor Hiking Trails. Looking up at the trees you will see evidence that supports this activity. The blue hiking trail sign on the tree to the right of this path houses the bluebird you seek. Look at its base away from the path under some brush.
Enjoy the rest of the Mary Frances Bluebird Haven. Make sure to look for Rosie Bird and Rosie Flower while you are here.
After finding this haven for bluebirds look for the angel with the guiding light. Turning your back on this angel look for the path to your right. Follow this path and make sure to respect the "No Swimming" signs to your left. This path you will follow as it bends around until you come to the cement path embedded in the ground. Count four cement blocks then look to your right for a extremely narrow path. This leads you to an intersection with an even bigger path. This is one of the many Victor Hiking Trails. Looking up at the trees you will see evidence that supports this activity. The blue hiking trail sign on the tree to the right of this path houses the bluebird you seek. Look at its base away from the path under some brush.
Enjoy the rest of the Mary Frances Bluebird Haven. Make sure to look for Rosie Bird and Rosie Flower while you are here.