Ohio Fossil Letterbox
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Started on 2002-03-11
Ohio Fossil Letterbox
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Date: 2002-03-11 11:59:40 UTC-05:00
OHIO FOSSIL LETTERBOX
West Lafayette, IN Tippecanoe County
Happy Hollow Park
Difficulty: easy walk on path, road and grass field.
Placed: March 9, 2002 by Team Boji (ZAX31@AOL)
Driving Directions: Happy Hollow Park is off Happy Hollow Road between State Route 52 and County Route 43.
Clues: Park in the first parking area next to Shelter House #1. Look for the Trolley Line Trail and proceed up steps. Walk along trail until it comes to an asphalt road. A heading of approx. 270 degrees will take you across the road and a bridge. On the other side oft the bridge take a heading of approx. 280 degrees to a small picnic shelter with a grill in front. From the grill walk a heading of approx. 345 degrees for 17 paces along the woods edge. One pace equals two steps or approx. five feet. Turning to your left, you may see a fallen tree lying in a general east - west direction. At the stump of this tree you may see a flat rock containing fossils. Under that rock may be the OHIO FOSSIL LETTERBOX. Both box and stone came from Cincinnati.
West Lafayette, IN Tippecanoe County
Happy Hollow Park
Difficulty: easy walk on path, road and grass field.
Placed: March 9, 2002 by Team Boji (ZAX31@AOL)
Driving Directions: Happy Hollow Park is off Happy Hollow Road between State Route 52 and County Route 43.
Clues: Park in the first parking area next to Shelter House #1. Look for the Trolley Line Trail and proceed up steps. Walk along trail until it comes to an asphalt road. A heading of approx. 270 degrees will take you across the road and a bridge. On the other side oft the bridge take a heading of approx. 280 degrees to a small picnic shelter with a grill in front. From the grill walk a heading of approx. 345 degrees for 17 paces along the woods edge. One pace equals two steps or approx. five feet. Turning to your left, you may see a fallen tree lying in a general east - west direction. At the stump of this tree you may see a flat rock containing fossils. Under that rock may be the OHIO FOSSIL LETTERBOX. Both box and stone came from Cincinnati.