GO and Explore Your World! - Peru LbNA #57956 (ARCHIVED)
Owner: | Adoptable |
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Plant date: | Jun 1, 2011 |
Location: | |
City: | Jacobus |
County: | York |
State: | Pennsylvania |
Boxes: | 1 |
Planted by: | GoYork Kids |
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Found by: | misty4me |
Last found: | Aug 13, 2011 |
Status: | FF |
Last edited: | Jun 1, 2011 |
This letterbox was part of the 2011 GO and Explore Your World! program, and was available from June 1, 2011 - September 5, 2011. Stay tuned for the 5th annual GO York program, to start in June 2012. Information about the program may be found at www.goyork.org.
The GO and Explore Your World! program uses checkpoints - wooden posts with engraved plates attached to them - instead of traditional letterboxes and stamps. Please carefully rub an impression from the engraved plate into your Passport (program guide), available at any York County Library.
This letterbox is located in Richard M. Nixon County Park, and is rated "moderate" by GO York standards.
- Don’t forget to borrow the Self-Guided Quiet Walk Brochure from inside the Nature Center.
- Follow the Quiet Walk Trail up the stairs (near the fire hydrant).
- After the stairs, turn right up the hill continuing on the Quiet Walk Trail.
- Stop at the numbered posts along the way and read the brochure.
- About 10 adult paces past post #3 on the left side of the trail, look for the woodpecker holes in the tree.
- Continue on the Quiet Walk Trail, heading up the stairs near post #5.
- Don’t forget to look at the trees tops for squirrel nests called dreys.
- You should find the checkpoint near the council ring.
- Continue on the Quiet Walk Trail until its intersection with the Hardwood Trail.
- Turn left and walk downhill on Quiet Walk Trail just after post #15.
- After passing Old Stone Barn Foundation Trail, turn to the left and continue on Quiet Walk Trail back to the parking lot.
The GO and Explore Your World! program uses checkpoints - wooden posts with engraved plates attached to them - instead of traditional letterboxes and stamps. Please carefully rub an impression from the engraved plate into your Passport (program guide), available at any York County Library.
This letterbox is located in Richard M. Nixon County Park, and is rated "moderate" by GO York standards.
- Don’t forget to borrow the Self-Guided Quiet Walk Brochure from inside the Nature Center.
- Follow the Quiet Walk Trail up the stairs (near the fire hydrant).
- After the stairs, turn right up the hill continuing on the Quiet Walk Trail.
- Stop at the numbered posts along the way and read the brochure.
- About 10 adult paces past post #3 on the left side of the trail, look for the woodpecker holes in the tree.
- Continue on the Quiet Walk Trail, heading up the stairs near post #5.
- Don’t forget to look at the trees tops for squirrel nests called dreys.
- You should find the checkpoint near the council ring.
- Continue on the Quiet Walk Trail until its intersection with the Hardwood Trail.
- Turn left and walk downhill on Quiet Walk Trail just after post #15.
- After passing Old Stone Barn Foundation Trail, turn to the left and continue on Quiet Walk Trail back to the parking lot.