Fairy Hut LbNA #24710
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Add Note| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Jul 10, 2006 |
| City: | Port Townsend |
| County: | Jefferson |
| Location: | |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Connecticut Croaker |
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| Status: | FFFFFFFFa |
| Hike distance: | Unknown |
| Last edited: | Jul 10, 2006 |
Clues to Eagles Nest Letterbox
--Walk up the North Beach Trail that takes you into Fort Worden.
--Stay left at the first Y, heading towards the forest.
--At the next trail junction, turn left and follow the trail uphill.
--Go straight past the Samuel Walker Bunker
--Continue past searchlight #4
--At next Y in trail, turn left (before you get to the bench)
--When you get to top of hill turn left and stay along left side of the open field.
--When you can touch the straggly tree that stands alone, turn around and look for a small trail leading into the forest.
--Follow that trail for approximately 54 steps (beware of large hole to the immediate right of trail approximately 39 steps down trail) and look to your left. You should see a cool fort made of branches.
--Go to the front of the fort and look to your left. You should see a single fern. Behind the fern and under some sticks is your treasure.
--Walk up the North Beach Trail that takes you into Fort Worden.
--Stay left at the first Y, heading towards the forest.
--At the next trail junction, turn left and follow the trail uphill.
--Go straight past the Samuel Walker Bunker
--Continue past searchlight #4
--At next Y in trail, turn left (before you get to the bench)
--When you get to top of hill turn left and stay along left side of the open field.
--When you can touch the straggly tree that stands alone, turn around and look for a small trail leading into the forest.
--Follow that trail for approximately 54 steps (beware of large hole to the immediate right of trail approximately 39 steps down trail) and look to your left. You should see a cool fort made of branches.
--Go to the front of the fort and look to your left. You should see a single fern. Behind the fern and under some sticks is your treasure.