The Bridge Above The Water (at Wolfe Park) LbNA #53070 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Apr 18, 2010 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Bexley |
| County: | Franklin |
| State: | Ohio |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | MaggieDrew  |
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| Found by: | PixieSue |
| Last found: | Aug 7, 2010 |
| Status: | Faar |
| Last edited: | Apr 18, 2010 |
Wolfe Park is located off of Broad St. east of downtown Columbus, across the street from St. Charles Preparatory School. Park in the parking lot by the tennis courts.
*You will need a compass and an ink pad
Step 1: Follow the paved bike trail until you reach a bridge across the water. (Alum Creek) Before crossing the swinging bridge, follow the beaten, gravel path downhill to your right. When the trail splits, take the path to your right.
Step 2: Continue walking under the twisted tree. (Adults may need to watch their heads!) Continue along the main path and turn left at the fork.
Step 3: You will then come to a place where the trail is right along the edge of about a 2 foot drop onto some large rocks. Step down carefully!
Step 4: Use your compass to find a tree west from where you are standing. There is a flat rock intertwined in its roots. This tree is picariously situated on the very edge of the riverbank.
Step 5: Search through the leaves in the roots of the tree. Your treasure awaits under these.
Please email us with any questions and comments about our letterbox, especially if it is missing, at eecarmon@live.com.
*You will need a compass and an ink pad
Step 1: Follow the paved bike trail until you reach a bridge across the water. (Alum Creek) Before crossing the swinging bridge, follow the beaten, gravel path downhill to your right. When the trail splits, take the path to your right.
Step 2: Continue walking under the twisted tree. (Adults may need to watch their heads!) Continue along the main path and turn left at the fork.
Step 3: You will then come to a place where the trail is right along the edge of about a 2 foot drop onto some large rocks. Step down carefully!
Step 4: Use your compass to find a tree west from where you are standing. There is a flat rock intertwined in its roots. This tree is picariously situated on the very edge of the riverbank.
Step 5: Search through the leaves in the roots of the tree. Your treasure awaits under these.
Please email us with any questions and comments about our letterbox, especially if it is missing, at eecarmon@live.com.