Blowing in the Wind LbNA #39778
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Add Location| Owner: | DS  |
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| Plant date: | May 13, 2008 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Covington |
| County: | Tipton |
| State: | Tennessee |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Nana and the M&M's |
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| Last found: | Aug 25, 2018 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFOFF |
| Last edited: | May 13, 2008 |
The Tipton County Museum http://www.tiptonco.com/museum.htm is located within Cobb-Parr Memorial Park and has a twenty-acre wildlife sanctuary and a half-mile nature trail through a woodland forest. While here you may want to visit the museum (admission is free).
Clues: Proceeding north on Highway 51 through Covington, turn left at light #8 onto Bert Johnson Ave. The Tipton County Museum is approximately .3 miles on the left. From the parking area, walk onto the gravel path between the Veterans Memorial and the Southern Red Oak. Continue until reaching a fork in the path take the left fork. Walk along this half mile loop trail, past the man-made artificial wetland, past the Tulip, Sweet Gum, Hickory, Red Maple. Continue past an unnamed tree, up hill and past another unnamed tree and past the American Holly. Stop when you get to the Red Cedar. The box is behind the multi-branched red cedar, about 6 steps off the path on the left. It's covered by a rock. (If you get to the Osage Orange, you went too far down the path.)
Clues: Proceeding north on Highway 51 through Covington, turn left at light #8 onto Bert Johnson Ave. The Tipton County Museum is approximately .3 miles on the left. From the parking area, walk onto the gravel path between the Veterans Memorial and the Southern Red Oak. Continue until reaching a fork in the path take the left fork. Walk along this half mile loop trail, past the man-made artificial wetland, past the Tulip, Sweet Gum, Hickory, Red Maple. Continue past an unnamed tree, up hill and past another unnamed tree and past the American Holly. Stop when you get to the Red Cedar. The box is behind the multi-branched red cedar, about 6 steps off the path on the left. It's covered by a rock. (If you get to the Osage Orange, you went too far down the path.)