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Somewhere
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05/28/2001 |
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Easy hike; 1 hour from parking lot to box. |
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NOTE
(03/28/07): This box has unfortunately disappeared. But, don't
panic--there are plenty of other boxes to find! We'll be leaving this
clue up on the website as a permanent memorial to a bygone era.
"I
manoeuvered my antagonists from their advantageous ground into
as disadvantageous a one...without losing a single gun, a single
color, or sacrificing a single batallion." Sir Henry Clinton
and Samuel Adams agreed with this man that his decision was
the correct one, yet he was found guilty.
Go to the place where this man ordered his troops to retreat.
Start between the flagpoles. Take the path that borders the woods at 290
degrees.
When you come to a fork in the road, where the gravel path goes left and
the tire tracks go right, take the option at 280 degrees.
When you can make a right, make it. Then, take the next left. Then, choose
blue.
You'll come to a clearing. Standing at the brown metal post, walk to the
rocky bridge at 317 degrees. Then, standing in the center of the bridge,
walk 8 paces due east; you'll see a tree on your left. The box is under
some branches next to the tree; please replace them carefully!
To get out of the woods, stand at the pole and take the trail to the south.
Keep going straight and stay on the main trail; then go straight into the
woods; the path will lead you home. |
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