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		A "Mooving" Tale
		Somewhere in New Jersey
		04/27/2001
		No hiking required; 2 minutes from parking.
		Who knew that a business trip could prove to be so tragic? E. (it pains me to say her full name) rose to fame at the 1939 New York World's Fair. By the time the fair closed in 1940, E. had become its biggest star. But, her career was cut short in 1941 when, on her way to an appearance in New York City, her custom 18-wheeler was struck from behind. She was rushed back to her pastoral home, but alas, her injuries proved to be fatal. She had chewed her last cud. Poor, poor E. She was laid to rest in a beautiful field, near the water's edge. Though her gravesite remains to this day, the verdant fields of her youth have succumbed to modern times. From her gravesite, you will see bushes jutting out from their orderly row. At that point, you'll find an old telephone pole. Carefully check behind the pole to the left of the rock, and you will find something by which E. will forever remain in your memory.

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