Honk if it's your birthday! LbNA #60305
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Dec 20, 2011 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Webster |
| County: | Monroe |
| State: | New York |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | WildberryPie  |
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| Found by: | jessica markidis |
| Last found: | Feb 23, 2017 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFaFa |
| Last edited: | Dec 20, 2011 |
HONK HONK
No, not with your car horn, with your bill! You don’t have a bill, you say? Well, follow this clue and you are sure to find plenty of creatures that can help you out. Your clue can be found at a once popular swimming spot in Webster. Sadly, the beach is gone and swimming is no longer allowed, so instead of swimming you will have to jog for your exercise! Well, or at least briskly walk along the one-mile paved trail.
Enter through the Route 104 entrance and park in the lot (You can enter the Park from Orchard Street, but you’ll have to walk 0.6 miles to the start of the trail. Not a bad idea- get that blood pumping!). You’ll be greeted by some friendly honking. Feel free to honk back. Notice the walking trail spanning the perimeter of the ponds. Begin at the “start” marker. Keep walking until you reach the first fitness station. Do the exercise it describes. Move on until you reach the next fitness station. Do this exercise as well. Look to your left and you will see a large grassy pathway in between the larger pond and the smaller pond. Walk down this pathway until you reach a row of pine trees. Look under the closest pine tree and there should be a rock. Under the rock will be your clue.
Please re-hide well and be sure to stamp our log book (and maybe even write a little note!)
No, not with your car horn, with your bill! You don’t have a bill, you say? Well, follow this clue and you are sure to find plenty of creatures that can help you out. Your clue can be found at a once popular swimming spot in Webster. Sadly, the beach is gone and swimming is no longer allowed, so instead of swimming you will have to jog for your exercise! Well, or at least briskly walk along the one-mile paved trail.
Enter through the Route 104 entrance and park in the lot (You can enter the Park from Orchard Street, but you’ll have to walk 0.6 miles to the start of the trail. Not a bad idea- get that blood pumping!). You’ll be greeted by some friendly honking. Feel free to honk back. Notice the walking trail spanning the perimeter of the ponds. Begin at the “start” marker. Keep walking until you reach the first fitness station. Do the exercise it describes. Move on until you reach the next fitness station. Do this exercise as well. Look to your left and you will see a large grassy pathway in between the larger pond and the smaller pond. Walk down this pathway until you reach a row of pine trees. Look under the closest pine tree and there should be a rock. Under the rock will be your clue.
Please re-hide well and be sure to stamp our log book (and maybe even write a little note!)