Bee Hive LbNA #70983
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Add Location| Owner: | Spierits  |
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| Plant date: | Mar 12, 2017 |
| Location: | Bloomington Community Orchard |
| City: | Bloomington |
| County: | Monroe |
| State: | Indiana |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Not yet found! |
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| Last found: | N/A |
| Last edited: | Mar 12, 2017 |
Instructions: Use the reference guide to solve each riddle. When you figure out the answer, look at the orchard map (http://www.bloomingtoncommunityorchard.org/site/about) and find the right tree, bush or item in the orchard to which it refers. Watch out! There is more than on tree labeled #6, for example. You will know that you have found the correct tree when you find the limestone letter puzzle piece underneath it. Once you write down the letter, please place the limestone back exactly where you found it with the letter facing downward. Once you have found all 16 limestone pieces, put the letters together to make a phrase. The phrase will tell you the location of the letterbox.
1. I am rich and sweet. I am the Illinois state fruit. I am golden in color.
Where am I?
2. I am a type of fruit. I am very small, the smallest kind that is sold in stores.
Where am I?
3. I am used in desserts. I am bigger than my cousin that comes from Japan.
Find me!
4. I almost went extinct. It's good that I didn't because I am very, very sweet. Farmers don’t like me because I am too soft so I break when shipped to the store.
Where am I?
5. I am the most popular of my kind. My tree has pink flowers in the spring.
Where am I?
6. I mature in the fall and winter. Unlike other varieties I can be eaten fresh.
Find me!
7. I have dark purple berries. I am ready in the late summer. I am good for animals or people that need vitamin C.
Where am I?
8. I am very old. I am not a fruit and not a vegetable or a fungus. I am used to make Nutella.
Where am I?
9. I am an old kind of fruit. I go back to the late 1700s. I come from England. I am not pretty but good inside.
Where am I?
10. Go through a circle and look under bench. The walls of the circle is made up of trees. The trees are grown using the espalier method, which prevented enemies from finding the entrances to castles in Medieval times.
Find me!
11. I am used in jams and jellies. I could be used to play golf because I am so small.
Where am I?
12. My great, great, great, great grandfather was chopped down by George Washington. He didn't like me because he was so tart. I hope that won’t happen to me!
Where am I?
13. I am filled with books. Kids take one from me so they can read and have a good time. When I have no more books someone fills me up.
Come look inside me!
14. I grow on logs, in mulch and on the forest floor. I am short and stubby. I am not a vegetable not a fruit or a seed. But people do like to put me on salads and pizza.
Where am I?
15. My first name is Chocolate. I am orange on the outside and my flesh is like the color of cocoa. I am sweet. I have a cousin native to Indiana.
Where am I?
16. I am one of the 11 different berries in the orchard. I am one of the larger berries in the orchard. When we had the Civil War, the troops would stop fighting and go pick me.
Find me!
Hike length: 0.1 miles
1. I am rich and sweet. I am the Illinois state fruit. I am golden in color.
Where am I?
2. I am a type of fruit. I am very small, the smallest kind that is sold in stores.
Where am I?
3. I am used in desserts. I am bigger than my cousin that comes from Japan.
Find me!
4. I almost went extinct. It's good that I didn't because I am very, very sweet. Farmers don’t like me because I am too soft so I break when shipped to the store.
Where am I?
5. I am the most popular of my kind. My tree has pink flowers in the spring.
Where am I?
6. I mature in the fall and winter. Unlike other varieties I can be eaten fresh.
Find me!
7. I have dark purple berries. I am ready in the late summer. I am good for animals or people that need vitamin C.
Where am I?
8. I am very old. I am not a fruit and not a vegetable or a fungus. I am used to make Nutella.
Where am I?
9. I am an old kind of fruit. I go back to the late 1700s. I come from England. I am not pretty but good inside.
Where am I?
10. Go through a circle and look under bench. The walls of the circle is made up of trees. The trees are grown using the espalier method, which prevented enemies from finding the entrances to castles in Medieval times.
Find me!
11. I am used in jams and jellies. I could be used to play golf because I am so small.
Where am I?
12. My great, great, great, great grandfather was chopped down by George Washington. He didn't like me because he was so tart. I hope that won’t happen to me!
Where am I?
13. I am filled with books. Kids take one from me so they can read and have a good time. When I have no more books someone fills me up.
Come look inside me!
14. I grow on logs, in mulch and on the forest floor. I am short and stubby. I am not a vegetable not a fruit or a seed. But people do like to put me on salads and pizza.
Where am I?
15. My first name is Chocolate. I am orange on the outside and my flesh is like the color of cocoa. I am sweet. I have a cousin native to Indiana.
Where am I?
16. I am one of the 11 different berries in the orchard. I am one of the larger berries in the orchard. When we had the Civil War, the troops would stop fighting and go pick me.
Find me!
Hike length: 0.1 miles