Ow! Molar! LbNA #36941 (ARCHIVED)

Boy, is this a pain! See for yourself. Pass by SBTS seminary president what-his-name’s house on Lexington Rd., and right behind it is Beals Banch Rd. Pass under 64 bridges and a small parking area is your Target. Once on foot head south to Triangulate yourself. Once triangulated, you will spot an Eastern Path. You should be walking alongside a creek then uphill betwixt fence and log. It soon becomes necessary to decide right or left. Choose the latter. Follow the path around. Soon the same decision faces you. Go left or veer right? Again you choose left. Follow this path and you will come to a vertical rock that helps a tree thumb its nose at you. In 50 steps find three rocks to the left of the trail. Stand on these and take a reading of 300 degrees. This should point you across a sink-hole clearing to a fallen tree's mossy stump whose roots hide what you seek. STEP AWAY FROM HIDING PLACE TO STAMP IN as these are busy trails, and REHIDE WELL IN THE INTENDED SPOT with stealth for the next finder.