Rock Lobstah LbNA #75514
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Add Location| Owner: | ECQ
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| Plant date: | May 15, 2021 |
| Location: | Nickerson Walking Woods Preserve, Richardson Ave. |
| City: | Attleboro |
| County: | Bristol |
| State: | Massachusetts |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Nairon |
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| Last found: | Jun 26, 2021 |
| Status: | FFF |
| Last edited: | May 16, 2021 |
This is a pleasant walk, about one mile. Depending on the season/weather you may find some large mud patches to navigate around, along the paths. Also beware of all the toe-trippers that show up randomly along your journey. Enjoy your quest!
1. Upon entering the woods, you will follow the red / blue tree markers.
2. Stay left at the first 'Y' in the path.
3. Shortly after you see a pine tree field on your right, you will come to another 'Y' in the path. Stay to the left and continue on the Blue Trail.
4. You will come to another 'Y' in the path after crossing the first boardwalk. This time, go right.
5. After the 4th Boardwalk the path will eventually split. At this point, go straight. Do not follow the blue path from here.
6. You will see a rock wall back slightly, on your left.
7. After this path takes a slight left, look for two big oak trees. The one on the right will be at the edge of the path and the one on the left will be in the brush halfway between the path and the rock wall.
8. Pass between these and stop just before another single large oak tree on the right at the paths edge. Turn to face the rock wall.
9. Look for a double pine tree near the rock wall. This is where you will find a small letter box.
Hike length: 1 mile
1. Upon entering the woods, you will follow the red / blue tree markers.
2. Stay left at the first 'Y' in the path.
3. Shortly after you see a pine tree field on your right, you will come to another 'Y' in the path. Stay to the left and continue on the Blue Trail.
4. You will come to another 'Y' in the path after crossing the first boardwalk. This time, go right.
5. After the 4th Boardwalk the path will eventually split. At this point, go straight. Do not follow the blue path from here.
6. You will see a rock wall back slightly, on your left.
7. After this path takes a slight left, look for two big oak trees. The one on the right will be at the edge of the path and the one on the left will be in the brush halfway between the path and the rock wall.
8. Pass between these and stop just before another single large oak tree on the right at the paths edge. Turn to face the rock wall.
9. Look for a double pine tree near the rock wall. This is where you will find a small letter box.
Hike length: 1 mile