Atwood Lake Covered Bridge- Lost Series of Waymarks
N 39° 48.842 W 101° 02.558
14S E 325162 N 4409112
This is a covered bridge that is located at the Atwood Lake.
Waymark Code: WMYZM7
Location: Kansas, United States
Date Posted: 08/15/2018
Views: 14
This waymark is for the covered bridge at the Atwood Lake.
Somedays you will be able to see geese and ducks around the lake and can see them from here.
It's a delicate structure, so don't run or jump inside here. Be respectful and walk gently.
This waymark is placed to symbolize the Lost episode Numbers. In this episode Hurley, Charlie, Jack, and Sayid come across a rickety rope bridge on their quest to find Danielle. There are no rope bridges in the area, so this is the best option. I wish you better luck on your bridge crossing than Charlie nearly had on his. LOL.
I am placing it today on a day that is a reflection of itself 8-15-18. 815 is a significant number in Lost mythology.
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The best way to get here is to take Highway 25 to Lake Road.
Current Condition of Bridge: This bridge is open to be walked across. It is in good condition, though I would not reccommend running or jumping in it.
Description of Covered Bridge:
This is a red covered bridge that is located at the Atwood Lake. You can walk across it. You can stop on it and look out on part of the lake.
Year Built: Year was not available. I could not find this information at the bridge.
Parking (If not at the bridge):: Parking near-by at the Lake.
Location (Road - City - State - Country): Lake Road, Atwood Kansas, United States of America
Web Address: Not listed
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