St. Clair Pond LbNA #26564 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | Mariner Fan
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| Plant date: | Oct 18, 2006 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Bellingham |
| County: | Whatcom |
| State: | Washington |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Hufflepuff Lost |
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| Last found: | Sep 17, 2007 |
| Status: | FFFFF |
| Last edited: | Oct 18, 2006 |
I-5 exit 255, east to Woburn St., turn right to Barkley
Frogger went to the grocery store in Barkley Village one day. On his way home he stopped at the bandstand to see if anyone was playing music, but no sounds were heard from the center of the bandstand. So, he started for home on his path at 200°. At the intersection, he went the direction of 20°. He followed this path for quite awhile, thinking things over and over; finally deciding it was time he moved from home. At the next intersection, he sat on the bench to decide which way to look for a new home and decided on 340°. Up the trail he found a kiosk. “Wait! I think I see a hidden message here in the Duck Feeding Rules.” (rule, word, letter)
3-2-9 ___
1-1-2 ___
1-2-1 ___
1-3-1 ___
1-1-1 ___
2-2-4 ___
3-2-1 ___
2-3-2 ___
0-0-0 J
2-1-1 ___
3-2-4 ___
3-4-1 ___
4-2-1 ___
2-3-5 ___
1-2-2 ___
3-1-1 ___
4-3-4 ___
Frogger sat for awhile to think. What does all this mean? Then he noticed another kiosk in the distance and headed out for the second one. Is there another message hidden here? (paragraph, line, word, letter)
2-4-6-1 ___
1-1-8-5 ___
3-1-1-2 ___
3-4-2-6 ___
1-4-3-1 ___
2-1-12-12 ___
2-6-5-1 ___
1-2-10-1 ___
3-3-11-1 ___
1-2-8-2 ___
2-1-11-1 ___
1-4-1-3 ___
3-1-7-1 ___
3-4-2-5 ___
2-6-4-7 ___
3-1-3-1 ___
3-3-3-1 ___
2-2-2-1 ___
1-1-10-7 ___
1-2-2-3 ___
2-2-2-3 ___
3-1-7-2 ___
1-3-1-4 ___
1-3-3-1 ___
2-2-1-1 ___
2-8-4-3 ___
1-2-6-2 ___
3-1-2-1 ___
2-4-4-4 ___
2-7-1-3 ___
3-1-6-3 ___
2-5-8-4 ___
1-3-3-2 ___
1-1-3-6 ___
3-3-4-7 ___
On this trail, Frogger came to a small pond on the right. Should this be his new home? No, that flood control wheel might indicate a future problem. Deciding he wanted to get away from water life for awhile, he went 35 paces further. Then he turned left on a small trail, going past 2 cedar trees on the right, to the next cedar tree on the right and found his new home at the base of that cedar tree. Home sweet home.
Frogger went to the grocery store in Barkley Village one day. On his way home he stopped at the bandstand to see if anyone was playing music, but no sounds were heard from the center of the bandstand. So, he started for home on his path at 200°. At the intersection, he went the direction of 20°. He followed this path for quite awhile, thinking things over and over; finally deciding it was time he moved from home. At the next intersection, he sat on the bench to decide which way to look for a new home and decided on 340°. Up the trail he found a kiosk. “Wait! I think I see a hidden message here in the Duck Feeding Rules.” (rule, word, letter)
3-2-9 ___
1-1-2 ___
1-2-1 ___
1-3-1 ___
1-1-1 ___
2-2-4 ___
3-2-1 ___
2-3-2 ___
0-0-0 J
2-1-1 ___
3-2-4 ___
3-4-1 ___
4-2-1 ___
2-3-5 ___
1-2-2 ___
3-1-1 ___
4-3-4 ___
Frogger sat for awhile to think. What does all this mean? Then he noticed another kiosk in the distance and headed out for the second one. Is there another message hidden here? (paragraph, line, word, letter)
2-4-6-1 ___
1-1-8-5 ___
3-1-1-2 ___
3-4-2-6 ___
1-4-3-1 ___
2-1-12-12 ___
2-6-5-1 ___
1-2-10-1 ___
3-3-11-1 ___
1-2-8-2 ___
2-1-11-1 ___
1-4-1-3 ___
3-1-7-1 ___
3-4-2-5 ___
2-6-4-7 ___
3-1-3-1 ___
3-3-3-1 ___
2-2-2-1 ___
1-1-10-7 ___
1-2-2-3 ___
2-2-2-3 ___
3-1-7-2 ___
1-3-1-4 ___
1-3-3-1 ___
2-2-1-1 ___
2-8-4-3 ___
1-2-6-2 ___
3-1-2-1 ___
2-4-4-4 ___
2-7-1-3 ___
3-1-6-3 ___
2-5-8-4 ___
1-3-3-2 ___
1-1-3-6 ___
3-3-4-7 ___
On this trail, Frogger came to a small pond on the right. Should this be his new home? No, that flood control wheel might indicate a future problem. Deciding he wanted to get away from water life for awhile, he went 35 paces further. Then he turned left on a small trail, going past 2 cedar trees on the right, to the next cedar tree on the right and found his new home at the base of that cedar tree. Home sweet home.