My Missing Piece LbNA #39792
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Add Note| Owner: | Sparky Butterfly  |
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| Plant date: | Mar 12, 2007 |
| County: | Williamson |
| Location: | |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | I dig toasters |
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| Last found: | Mar 21, 2023 |
| Status: | FFFFFFaFFFFF |
| Hike distance: | Unknown |
| Last edited: | Sep 16, 2015 |
While visiting family in tennesee from Connecticut I decided to plant my first out of state box. I was teaching my cousin about letterboxing so the trek is short and more of a drive by than anything else. This box is very special to me. I hope you all enjoy. Directions to the trail head are borrowed from DS.
Access this history highway from Tenn Highway 100, west of Nashville. When you access this history highway here, you are at mile marker 444. Go about 13 miles to Old Trace, at mile post 426.3. The U.S. Army cleared this section of the "Natchez Road" in 1801-02 and continued clearing southward with the consent of the Chickasaw Nation.
Find the trail head. Here you have the choice to go left or right. Follow the trail going off to the left. Shortly after begining down this trail you will see several uprooted trees on your right side. On the right side of the roots of the first uprooted is where you will find my missing piece. Please rehide and cover well.
Access this history highway from Tenn Highway 100, west of Nashville. When you access this history highway here, you are at mile marker 444. Go about 13 miles to Old Trace, at mile post 426.3. The U.S. Army cleared this section of the "Natchez Road" in 1801-02 and continued clearing southward with the consent of the Chickasaw Nation.
Find the trail head. Here you have the choice to go left or right. Follow the trail going off to the left. Shortly after begining down this trail you will see several uprooted trees on your right side. On the right side of the roots of the first uprooted is where you will find my missing piece. Please rehide and cover well.