Pressed Fairy LbNA #11982 (ARCHIVED)
Owner: | Adoptable |
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Plant date: | Nov 4, 2004 |
Location: | |
City: | Boise |
County: | Ada |
State: | Idaho |
Boxes: | 1 |
Planted by: | Grifos |
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Found by: | Boxer Lover |
Last found: | Apr 7, 2007 |
Status: | FFFFF |
Last edited: | Nov 4, 2004 |
Pressed Fairy Letterbox
Difficulty: An easy stroll from Lion’s Tooth Letterbox. Wheelchair and stroller friendly until the last 30 feet or so. You will have to climb up a small hill and navigate some rocks.
Clues:
1. Once you’ve placed Lion’s Tooth letterbox safely away again, begin to stroll generally south. (Perhaps just the *tiniest* titch easterly too.) You should know what I mean if you're in the right area.
2. Keep going all the way past a bunch of primary colors on your left, until you meet a wide pathway. Follow this pathway until it ends at a troll bridge.
3. While facing the troll bridge, look back over your right shoulder to find another rusty post - the one closest to you. Go 11 paces from this post, UP the left trail, until you’re standing on the crest.
4. Continue 7 paces up to the crotch of the Y. The Pressed Fairy is squashed underneath a wall of rocks at 245°, approximately 7 feet away, opposite “05.”
Just above you is an old road and an improvised trail system very popular with joggers, walkers, and dogs, so keep a lookout. Visitors could be looking from just about any direction. I hope this little imp makes you smile...Happy Pressing!
Difficulty: An easy stroll from Lion’s Tooth Letterbox. Wheelchair and stroller friendly until the last 30 feet or so. You will have to climb up a small hill and navigate some rocks.
Clues:
1. Once you’ve placed Lion’s Tooth letterbox safely away again, begin to stroll generally south. (Perhaps just the *tiniest* titch easterly too.) You should know what I mean if you're in the right area.
2. Keep going all the way past a bunch of primary colors on your left, until you meet a wide pathway. Follow this pathway until it ends at a troll bridge.
3. While facing the troll bridge, look back over your right shoulder to find another rusty post - the one closest to you. Go 11 paces from this post, UP the left trail, until you’re standing on the crest.
4. Continue 7 paces up to the crotch of the Y. The Pressed Fairy is squashed underneath a wall of rocks at 245°, approximately 7 feet away, opposite “05.”
Just above you is an old road and an improvised trail system very popular with joggers, walkers, and dogs, so keep a lookout. Visitors could be looking from just about any direction. I hope this little imp makes you smile...Happy Pressing!