Class of '86: #3 LbNA #33514
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Add Location| Owner: | Doglvrs  |
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| Plant date: | Jul 15, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | West Olive |
| County: | Ottawa |
| State: | Michigan |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | VBSP Bluegills |
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| Last found: | Aug 21, 2013 |
| Status: | aFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Jul 15, 2007 |
This series of boxes as been made possible by letterboxers around the US.
Please take extra care to make sure they don't go missing.
Be sure all the ziploc bags are closed tightly, expressing any air, and above all - do not put a bag on the outside of the box - this encourages water collection.
Box #3 is located in a beautiful county park called Pigeon Creek.
To get there take US-31 to Stanton Street East.
Trail maps are readily available at every intersection on the trails.
Clues:
Take 1 to 10.
From the multi-branch intersection, Hit the Road Jack at 180 degrees.
Pass a toppled tree – nothing but roots.
Longest Georgia boardwalk and a bridge.
A bench.
You’ll see the creek.
Bench again.
Long Georgia boardwalk.
Short Georgia boardwalk.
I’ve got Georgia On My Mind as I go up hill to a choice – keep left.
Another choice, rest if you must – while resting see a light straight ahead.
Pass that light on its left along with a double trunk.
A shaggy trunk on the left and then another light right by a big Oak. Stop!
What’d I say - Stop right there – from the light – locate 150 degrees.
Pace 32 into the woods and see a fallen tree direction in front of you.
Mess Around to the point where a big limb is pointing up.
Shake a Tail Feather under the tree just North of the up limb is your prize.
To get out, continue on until you become familiar with your surroundings.
Please take extra care to make sure they don't go missing.
Be sure all the ziploc bags are closed tightly, expressing any air, and above all - do not put a bag on the outside of the box - this encourages water collection.
Box #3 is located in a beautiful county park called Pigeon Creek.
To get there take US-31 to Stanton Street East.
Trail maps are readily available at every intersection on the trails.
Clues:
Take 1 to 10.
From the multi-branch intersection, Hit the Road Jack at 180 degrees.
Pass a toppled tree – nothing but roots.
Longest Georgia boardwalk and a bridge.
A bench.
You’ll see the creek.
Bench again.
Long Georgia boardwalk.
Short Georgia boardwalk.
I’ve got Georgia On My Mind as I go up hill to a choice – keep left.
Another choice, rest if you must – while resting see a light straight ahead.
Pass that light on its left along with a double trunk.
A shaggy trunk on the left and then another light right by a big Oak. Stop!
What’d I say - Stop right there – from the light – locate 150 degrees.
Pace 32 into the woods and see a fallen tree direction in front of you.
Mess Around to the point where a big limb is pointing up.
Shake a Tail Feather under the tree just North of the up limb is your prize.
To get out, continue on until you become familiar with your surroundings.