Willis The Snail LbNA #53266
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Apr 21, 2010 |
| Location: | |
| City: | harrisonburg |
| County: | Rockingham |
| State: | Virginia |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | taterbug  |
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| Found by: | Notta Sluggard |
| Last found: | Nov 20, 2010 |
| Status: | Fa |
| Last edited: | Apr 21, 2010 |
1. Take exit 245 from I81 north
2. Port republic rd becomes Maryland Ave.
3. Turn right onto South High St/Va-42 Continue to follow South High Street
4. Turn left onto West Gay Street
5. Turn Right onto Chicago Ave.
Children’s Clues
Park near the corner of Willow and 2nd street. Stand on the concrete sewer facing Chicago Ave. You will be near Waterman School. It was named after Augustus Waterman, who donated the land.
Walk to the tennis court. Go to the far corner that is the closest to Chicago Ave, that is closest to the green and yellow playground that’s fenced in. Waterman was first open in1911
Face the playground with Chicago Ave. on the left
Skip to the 1st evergreen tree and pick three blades of grass. Run to the tan and red playground.
Go to the light pole, look up to the box that says B1; run across the yellow trashcan next to the climbing wall. Climb up the climbing wall and go down the slide twice. Before Waterman School opened, the only school was the High School and grade building on
South Main Street.
Walk to the shelter; count the number of picnic tables in the shelter.
Walk to the water fountain, then to the stump near the bathrooms. The first principal at Waterman was Miss Bessie Peck, who served till 1919.
Look across the street. What kind of funny mailbox is there?
Turn right from the fat stump and count your steps until you get to the first sign that says “Park Rules.” What time does the park close?
Got to the sign that looks like a police badge. What is name of the park?
Walk towards 2nd Street and stand on the concrete square.
Face Chicago Ave. and go straight to the walkway sign, then go to the stump on your right. Now look in the stump.
Adults Clues
Park near the corner of Willow and 2nd street. Stand on the concrete sewer, facing Chicago Ave. You will be near Waterman School.
It was named after Augustus Waterman, who donated the land.
Walk to tennis court. Go to the far corner that is the closest to Chicago Ave, that is closest to the green and yellow playground that’s fenced in. Waterman School was first opened in 1911.
Face the playground with Chicago Ave on the left.
Walk to the first evergreen tree.
Walk to the tan and red playground with the green top, next to the basketball court. Before Waterman School opened, the only school was the high school and grade building on South Main Street.
Find the light pole with B1 on the box and then walk diagonally to the yellow trash can with the rock climb wall near it.
Turn left and go to blue sign. Walk straight to the shelter. Go through the shelter go to the water fountain. The first principal at Waterman was Miss Bessie Peck, who served till 1919.
Go to the fat stump across the fountain, close to the bathrooms.
Look across the street on your left and see what is odd about the mail boxes.
Turn right from the fat stump and go to the first sign, the sign that says “Park Rules.” Look and see what time the park closes.
Go to the sign that’s shaped like a police badge. What is the name of the park?
Walk towards 2nd Street and stand on the concrete square.
Face Chicago Ave and go straight to the walk way sign, then go to the stump on your right. Look into the stump.
2. Port republic rd becomes Maryland Ave.
3. Turn right onto South High St/Va-42 Continue to follow South High Street
4. Turn left onto West Gay Street
5. Turn Right onto Chicago Ave.
Children’s Clues
Park near the corner of Willow and 2nd street. Stand on the concrete sewer facing Chicago Ave. You will be near Waterman School. It was named after Augustus Waterman, who donated the land.
Walk to the tennis court. Go to the far corner that is the closest to Chicago Ave, that is closest to the green and yellow playground that’s fenced in. Waterman was first open in1911
Face the playground with Chicago Ave. on the left
Skip to the 1st evergreen tree and pick three blades of grass. Run to the tan and red playground.
Go to the light pole, look up to the box that says B1; run across the yellow trashcan next to the climbing wall. Climb up the climbing wall and go down the slide twice. Before Waterman School opened, the only school was the High School and grade building on
South Main Street.
Walk to the shelter; count the number of picnic tables in the shelter.
Walk to the water fountain, then to the stump near the bathrooms. The first principal at Waterman was Miss Bessie Peck, who served till 1919.
Look across the street. What kind of funny mailbox is there?
Turn right from the fat stump and count your steps until you get to the first sign that says “Park Rules.” What time does the park close?
Got to the sign that looks like a police badge. What is name of the park?
Walk towards 2nd Street and stand on the concrete square.
Face Chicago Ave. and go straight to the walkway sign, then go to the stump on your right. Now look in the stump.
Adults Clues
Park near the corner of Willow and 2nd street. Stand on the concrete sewer, facing Chicago Ave. You will be near Waterman School.
It was named after Augustus Waterman, who donated the land.
Walk to tennis court. Go to the far corner that is the closest to Chicago Ave, that is closest to the green and yellow playground that’s fenced in. Waterman School was first opened in 1911.
Face the playground with Chicago Ave on the left.
Walk to the first evergreen tree.
Walk to the tan and red playground with the green top, next to the basketball court. Before Waterman School opened, the only school was the high school and grade building on South Main Street.
Find the light pole with B1 on the box and then walk diagonally to the yellow trash can with the rock climb wall near it.
Turn left and go to blue sign. Walk straight to the shelter. Go through the shelter go to the water fountain. The first principal at Waterman was Miss Bessie Peck, who served till 1919.
Go to the fat stump across the fountain, close to the bathrooms.
Look across the street on your left and see what is odd about the mail boxes.
Turn right from the fat stump and go to the first sign, the sign that says “Park Rules.” Look and see what time the park closes.
Go to the sign that’s shaped like a police badge. What is the name of the park?
Walk towards 2nd Street and stand on the concrete square.
Face Chicago Ave and go straight to the walk way sign, then go to the stump on your right. Look into the stump.