When you stamp in to the log book, you are encouraged to add your memorial to
whomever (two-legged, four-legged,with fins, feathers, or scales) has touched your heart.
If you don�t have a carved image, you may choose to draw their likeness or simply write in their name.
The letterbox is planted in Gallup Park in Ann Arbor, Michigan close to US23. The park entrance is off Geddes Road, west of the intersection of Geddes Road and Huron Parkway. The walk to the treasure will take 15-20 minutes if you walk at a rapid pace, 30-40 minutes if you take a more leisurely stroll. All travel is on level, paved trails. The final search may require a roundabout approach due to vegetation.
THE CLUES:
Enter from Geddes Road, and park in the first parking lot.
Face the river, Geddes Road will be on your left.
Begin your quest at the sidewalk adjacent to the parking lot.
Travel south.
Follow the river.
Kids play here?
Right!
Fishing pond?
Right again!
Gallup Park trail?
Right
Two big rocks.
Toes where they meet.
Look 260 degrees.
Ancient park resident.
Sarah rests cradled there.