Blueberry pie! LbNA #51504
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Nov 24, 2009 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Elizabethtown |
| County: | Essex |
| State: | New York |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | nordicfreak  |
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| Found by: | LittleTurtleBookwormMM |
| Last found: | Jun 11, 2014 |
| Status: | OF |
| Last edited: | Nov 24, 2009 |
Difficulty level:4
Going east on Route 9N, right after the Welcome to Elizabethtown sign, take left onto Lord Rd. Drive .1 mile and you'll see the Col. Hulst Trail on the left (if you go past a very grand white house on left you've gone too far). Go up Col. Holst Trail 1/4 mile and take first right onto Blueberry Trail.Walk 1/3 mile and take left onto Leanto Trail and go up to leanto. From the western back corner of leanto take 33 paces to the lookout facing west with rotting bench on ledge. Go right 10 paces to flat rock between two other rocks. Now veer right and go up 25 paces to skinny birch tree. Look up and admire it's many fungus growths. Veer left downhill 33 paces to first big white pine with skinny pine growing from its base. Take left southwest through 2 pillars of white pine. From pillars continue in same direction 12 paces to first medium size rock you pass. Unerneath the 2 smaller adjacent rocks is a rubbermaid letterbox.
P.S.Bring your own stampad and compass.
Going east on Route 9N, right after the Welcome to Elizabethtown sign, take left onto Lord Rd. Drive .1 mile and you'll see the Col. Hulst Trail on the left (if you go past a very grand white house on left you've gone too far). Go up Col. Holst Trail 1/4 mile and take first right onto Blueberry Trail.Walk 1/3 mile and take left onto Leanto Trail and go up to leanto. From the western back corner of leanto take 33 paces to the lookout facing west with rotting bench on ledge. Go right 10 paces to flat rock between two other rocks. Now veer right and go up 25 paces to skinny birch tree. Look up and admire it's many fungus growths. Veer left downhill 33 paces to first big white pine with skinny pine growing from its base. Take left southwest through 2 pillars of white pine. From pillars continue in same direction 12 paces to first medium size rock you pass. Unerneath the 2 smaller adjacent rocks is a rubbermaid letterbox.
P.S.Bring your own stampad and compass.