Mad Hatter's Hitchhiker Hostel

 

 

 

 
LOCATION:  Southeastern PA

CHALLENGE:  2.5 stars

DATE/NUMBER:  16-Dec-2002/52

MAP: 

  • Find the general location of the Homage Letterbox
  • Find a map
  • Find an unlucky number
  • Find the low point at 120p, 240d
  • Find the Mad Hatter's Hitchhiker Hostel at 16p, 240d

This is a Hitchhiker Hostel. That means you should always leave a hitchhiker here. If you don't have a hitchhiker to drop off, you can still visit the box, but you're supposed to leave the hitchhiker there for someone who can make an exchange. There are two logbooks, one for hitchhiker stamps, and one for personal stamps.

 
 
NOTE 1:  There is something intensly curious about this arrangement. You don't have to figure it out to find the box, but it is fun nonetheless, and certainly an opportunity worth exploring for future boxious mischief ...

NOTE 2:  Off-trail walking is involved.

NOTE 3:  Be wary of snakes and other wildlife when reaching into dark places. No need to dig for this box. All bearings magnetic unless otherwise noted. A pace is a long stride counted on a footfall of either foot, i.e. two paces are counted each time the right foot hits the ground. Be aware of if or when there is game hunting in the area.

NOTE 4:  Please re-hide the thing well just as you found it.

DISCLAIMER & COPYRIGHT:  PERSONS USING THIS CLUE OR HUNTING THIS LETTERBOX DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK. Do not hunt this letterbox without reading and agreeing to the waiver first. Children, do not hunt this letterbox without the supervision of an adult who has read and agreed to the waiver. Possession of this clue does not imply rights of access to particular lands and route choices, or the safety thereof, including the location of the box itself. Always observe current local regulations, signs, property rights, and customs; you are responsible for your actions. Clue not indended to be taken literally or to suggest route choices; route choices (and the choice to proceed at all), are your choice.
This clue copyright © 2002, by Randy Hall. Permission to reproduce for personal use granted; all other rights reserved.

 
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