READ THIS!

In the event you did not already know this, letterboxing involves turning off the television, getting off the couch, gathering the basic human necessities to survive for a few hours away from a refrigerator, and wandering off into the woods. This includes, at a MINIMUM, one protein-bar per hour per person, one liter of water per hour per person, a functional compass, an emergency radio beacon, and a map of the area you intend to occupy. You should also consider a first aid kit, an extra set of warmer clothing, a pocket-knife or utility tool, a GPS receiver, a cell-phone, and pepper-spray. Carefully observing the above will maximize, but not insure, your chances of returning home intact. Ignoring it can, and eventually will, get you lost, hurt, and or dead. Prepare yourself properly, and consider yourself warned.

YOU SHOULD NOT CONSIDER THIS A SAFE ACTIVITY!

By following the directions included on this page, which neither RIBNAG nor any of its members present as wholly or even partially accurate, you accept complete responsibility for your actions and safety. You further agree that in no event will you hold RIBNAG or any of its members morally, criminally, or financially liable for any misfortunes that may befall you over the course of searching for this letterbox, including the return trip from said letterbox. By proceeding beyond this sentence, you certify that you have read all of the above, agree with it in its entirety and with no exceptions, and consider yourself mentally, physically, and chronologically competent to parse these two paragraphs, agree with them, and successfully undertake the task of finding, and returning from, the letterbox indicated herein.

IF AND ONLY IF YOU AGREE, YOU MAY PROCEED

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Blue's Hill (1 box)
06/20/2004, reported sort-of missing (a critical part of the clue has changed)

Due to the size of the clue to this box (just under half of a megabyte), we have created this cover-page. Both images from the full clue that will help you locate the Blue's Hill Letterbox appear above. None of the other images will help you before you actually begin the hike itself. We would ask that, out of consideration for the generous donor of our bandwidth, visitors refrain from loading the full clue until they have "solved" the clue and know where to go for the box.

If you have already figured out the general location of this box, feel free to proceed to the full clue. We have formatted it to print neatly on four pages, and verified that it does so under both MSIE and Netscape.


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