The Yellow Roads of Texas LbNA #51649
Owner: | Lone Star Quilter |
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Plant date: | Dec 3, 2009 |
Location: | |
City: | Fredericksburg |
County: | Gillespie |
State: | Texas |
Boxes: | 1 |
Found by: | FlamingoHouseExplorers |
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Last found: | Jun 26, 2016 |
Status: | FFFaaFFFFFFFFFFFFFFa |
Last edited: | Dec 3, 2009 |
Oh, The Yellow Roads of Texas
Is where I want to be,
I love those yellow flowers
As far as I can see…
In my little pink convertible,
I thank you, Lady Bird,
For sewing seeds of sunshine,
At least that’s what I heard…
Buttercups and Goldenrod,
And Black-eyed Susan, too!
Sunflowers and Daisies
Always make me think of you!
Directions:
From Fredericksburg, go south on Highway 16 for 3 miles to Lady Bird Johnson Municipal park on your right. Drive by the RV area, and through the gate. Immediately on your left, you will see a trailhead information sign. Turn in and park by the sign and read about the trail. To the left is a butterfly viewing area and a bird blind. Feel free to visit both.
To the box:
From the information board, follow the trail loop to the left, past the butterfly viewing area and the birdwatching blind. Follow the trail as it goes downhill with a wire fence on the left. Soon, you'll see a small wooden footbridge in front of you, and a post to the right with a cable attached to it. At the post, turn around and walk 20 steps back up the trail the way you came. To the right, next to the fence, you'll see a large ashe-juniper tree. At its base on the left you'll see some rocks under the lower branches. Under a large white flat rock, you'll find the box. Pay attention to how the rock is place and replace it as you found it in order to protect the box.
Is where I want to be,
I love those yellow flowers
As far as I can see…
In my little pink convertible,
I thank you, Lady Bird,
For sewing seeds of sunshine,
At least that’s what I heard…
Buttercups and Goldenrod,
And Black-eyed Susan, too!
Sunflowers and Daisies
Always make me think of you!
Directions:
From Fredericksburg, go south on Highway 16 for 3 miles to Lady Bird Johnson Municipal park on your right. Drive by the RV area, and through the gate. Immediately on your left, you will see a trailhead information sign. Turn in and park by the sign and read about the trail. To the left is a butterfly viewing area and a bird blind. Feel free to visit both.
To the box:
From the information board, follow the trail loop to the left, past the butterfly viewing area and the birdwatching blind. Follow the trail as it goes downhill with a wire fence on the left. Soon, you'll see a small wooden footbridge in front of you, and a post to the right with a cable attached to it. At the post, turn around and walk 20 steps back up the trail the way you came. To the right, next to the fence, you'll see a large ashe-juniper tree. At its base on the left you'll see some rocks under the lower branches. Under a large white flat rock, you'll find the box. Pay attention to how the rock is place and replace it as you found it in order to protect the box.