It’s
a WNYld Ride Box Clues
At long last, the boxes are HERE! Please
note: Unlike in years past where we SAID we’d pick up boxes, then never
did…many these boxes will HAVE to be removed after a certain point. We’ll have full
details on when, but for now, get crackin’! J Note:
The Letterbook, which contains one of the Big Name
Parks boxes, is located in a store which is only open until 5pm on Friday and Saturday, but NOT on
Sunday…plan
accordingly! We recommend going to Water
Parks & Other Notables, then Big Name Parks on Saturday. Hit The Six Flags of Six Flags and Record Holders on Sunday.
Water Parks & Other
Notables
1. Blackpool Pleasure Beach (Flying J)—Head
to the Flying J at the Darien Lake
exit (48A) off the NYS Thruway. Pull
into the parking lot for cars and RVs and park right next to the light post
near the big Flying J sign (on your right as you pull in) Stop and check the
warped metal casing at the base of the light post for this LB in a pill bottle,
as well as one of the oldest and best loved amusement parks, Blackpool Pleasure
Beach.
2.
Lake Compounce (Little Log Cabin in Indian Falls)—Go
across the street from the Flying J into the truck parking for Subway. Head all
the way to the back of the lot behind Subway itself, staying to the left where
all the giant rocks line the lot. Go to the last one, where you’ll see a sign
that says “No Dumping”. Underneath the edge of the large rock is a smaller one.
Lift it up for Lake Compounce (one
of the oldest water parks in existence) and the new location for Little Cabin In Indian Falls.
3.
Sea World—This box
is the one with the logbook for the series and only has this one stamp in it.
Get back on Route 77 and head north (turn right). Drive until you come to the
road where Route 63 (coing from Oakfield) merges into Route
77. Past this intersection, you’ll see open fields on both sides with a white
house on the hill to the right of you with a sign leeting
you know that this is New York State lands. Drive toward this house, but turn
LEFT onto the gravel road across the street from that house. Drive around the circle, passing, but not
going down to the barn on the right until you see the brown & yellow “Trail”
sign near the woods. Park here and start on the trail and walk over to the
refugee from Sea World on your left (you think YOU’RE surprised to see it...imagine
how WE felt!). Check two pine trees behind this odd woodland addition and look
under a large rock for Sea World.
4.
Dollywood—Get
back on the trail again and follow it down in the woods until it reaches a T.
Look to the left at the T for a tree that’s REALLY messed up (as in, termites
are chewing holes its trunk almost faster than it can grow), but is still
standing. Go around the back side of this tree and remove some of the rotten
bark from a hole at about chest level for Dollywood,
Dolly Parton’s famous park.
5.
Wet ‘n’ Wild (Woodland Flower Sprite)—These directions are a bit
tricky, so stay focused! Head back to your car and leave this park by turning
left to continue down Route 63/77. Drive up the road to the flashing light at
the Alabama Hotel and the IGA (where Route 77 makes a split to the left and 63 continues north to Medina). Make
a right onto Lockport Road, then follow the road all the way until you can turn left on Albion
Road. Follow Albion
Road around until you see a gravel circular
turnoff on the left with a large wood and metal observation tower. In the
middle of this circle are vine covered trees and a very low rock wall that’s
nearly destroyed. On the left end (if you’re facing the tower) is Wet ‘n’ Wild (which
is considered the first major water park in the US,
even though only two exist today) and the Woodland
Flower Sprite.
6.
Cypress Gardens (Oak Orchard Black Duck)—Now
head to the observation tower. Before you climb the stairs, take a few steps
back to look up the tower’s outer structure. At the second crisscross of beams
above, you should see a small black object stuck to one of the beams. Keep that
in mind, since that’s the box you want. Climb up and get it to find Cypress Gardens (the
oldest park in Florida) and
the Oak Orchard Black Duck.
7.
Silver Dollar City (Oak Orchard Creek Wood
Duck)—Go back the way you came on Albion
Road (south or a right turn). Turn right on
Lockport Road as if heading back to the Alabama Hotel, but instead of going all
the way back, make a right on Knowlesville Road.
Follow Knowlesville until you can branch off to the
left on Roberts Road.
Follow Roberts until you come to a seasonal gravel road called Sour Springs.
Slow down, because this has MAJOR potholes, especially on the bridges. Follow
the road out to Oak Orchard Creek, which is the first bridge you come to. Check
the quadruple trunked tree on the left just across
the bridge for Silver Dollar City (a
park created around one of the oldest attractions in the Ozarks, Marvel Cave) &
the Oak Orchard Wood Duck
8.
Hersheypark—Continue
down Sour Springs Road
until you reach Mallard Overlook on the left. Pull in to the gravel parking
area and park to the left of the area. From the left side end of the parking
area, count 9 posts and look down in the hole in the top of the post (you’ll
have to move some bark pieces to see Hersheypark, a
park that’s all about CHOCOLATE…need there BE more to be excited about???)..
9.
The Park at Mall of America (Jukebox Series # 24-One Tin
Soldier)—Get back on the road and continue in the same
direction (turn left) until you reach the second stop sign (which is Oak
Orchard Ridge Road).
Turn left and follow this road until it dead ends into Route 63 (Gravel
Road). Turn right and drive a short way
until you reach the gravel road and a line of trees on the left that you can
drive up to a kiosk and overlook some of the federal lands. Before doing so,
park at the first tree on the right. Under a reddish stone at the base is One
Tin Soldier, along with one of the largest and most successful indoor theme
parks in the world.
10.
Geauga Lake (Tonawanda Widgeon)—Now go
back to the main road and turn right. You’ll drive a straight shot through the
wildlife refuge until you once again reach the flashing red light at the
junction of Route 77 and 63. Turn right to follow Route 77. You’ll wind around for
about 2 or 3 miles through more farm and refuge lands until you reach the Cayuga
Overlook on your right. Pull into this lot and find the “saddest” tree you can
find. The goose and another famous water park, Geauga Lake,
are hiding in the lowest fork of this tree’s branches. You might have to step
up a little on the knot on the tree’s side to reach this.
11.
Knoebels (Iroquois Goose)—Get back
on the main road and continue west (turn right) until you reach where Salt
Road turns right and Meadville
Road turns left. Turn left down Meadville Road and head down this road for 1.2 miles toward the woods. Stop at
the gate with the chain in the middle on your left (has a big maple tree it).
There'll be a few smaller gates you'll pass, but ignore those. Park at the mouth
of the path, then go under the chain (or around the fence itself) and walk all
the way to the next gate, which should be a large yellow pole across the road.
Go just off the trail into the underbrush on the left, behind the boulders and
the foliage. In the underbrush, you'll see another good sized boulder that
hidden from view of the path. The widgeon is nesting right behind that boulder,
along with one of America’s best rated family fun parks, Knoebels
(so great, in fact, that Cyclonic, one of our letterboxers
from Pennsylvania, will be holding his second gathering there in September…check
here for
details).
Getting back to the park or other box series
To Big Name Parks: Go back to the main
road again and turn right to return to the flashing red light at the junction
for Route 63/77. Turn left at this light and head into Medina
(about 8 minutes drive from here). Follow the stamp clue directions from there.
To The Six Flags of Six Flags: Go
back to the main road again and turn right to return to the flashing red light
at the junction for Route 63/77. Turn left at this light and head into Medina
(about 8 minutes drive from here). At the first stop light (which should be
Route 31 A and has a Rite Aid on the corner), turn left and drive about 10
minutes until you reach Middleport (you’ll know you’re there when you see the
drive in). Follow the directions for the stamps from there.
To Record Holders: Go back to the main
road again and turn left. Follow Route 77 for a few miles until you reach Gasport
Road (which should be the only stoplight).
Turn right on Gasport Road and
follow it for a mile or two until you see the playing fields of Royalton Ravine Park.
Follow the stamp clue directions from there.
Back To Darien Lakes State Park: Go
back to the main road again and turn right to return to the flashing red light
at the junction for Route 63/77. Turn right at this light until you reach the
Thruway exit. Follow the directions to get to the park from there.
Big Name
Parks
The 4 parks here are so big and famous,
they need no introduction. To get to these, first drive up
Route 63/77 from the Flying J to Medina. At the first stop light (near the Rite
Aid and the gas stations) follow these directions:
1.
Disneyland (Choo
Choo Ch’Boogie)—Turn
left at the stoplight, then make an almost immediate right onto West
Avenue, the road just past the Rite Aid.
Follow this road past one stop light and just over the railroad tracks, then
pull in to the left into the parking lot of the Medina Railroad Museum. On the north side of the main building (the side without the
tracks as you turn in), you'll notice a platform. Part of the side of this
platform is covered and has No Parking signs on it. Right where the boards stop
covering the sides, you'll find a gap where you can grab both Choo Choo Ch’Boogie
and Disneyland.
2.
Busch Gardens (Letterbook)—From
the Medina Railroad Museum,
turn around and get back on West
Avenue, turning left. At the stop sign, make
a right and take this road until it dead ends into Main
Street. Turn left on Main and
find a parking space. You want to stop into The Book Shoppe, which is on Main
Street between the light and the turn you
just made on the right side (near the New Main Moon Chinese Restaurant). Go inside
and look on the History Shelf for a Texas
Almanac (very out of place for this shelf, as it is old and a little damaged).
Open this book and inside is The Letterbook and Busch Gardens.
The owner does know this book is here, but please be a polite guest…this is
still a book store!
3.
Disneyworld (Boogie Fever)—Leave
the bookstore and pull out onto Main
Street heading toward the stoplight at Center
Street right near you. Turn left at the light
and pass another light at the post office. Continue on until you reach Ohio
Street, which should have the blue H for
hospital sign near it. Drive to the end of this street a little past the
hospital to the Medina Medical Center building.
Park at the far end of their lot (the end without the
blue mailbox) and walk around the sidewalk to the back of the building. A
little slope behind here leads down to the canal, so head down there and enjoy
the view for a moment. Just behind you in the line of short trees/bushes behind
the building is a stump (in spring, it's obscured a bit by leaves). Reach into
that stump and get Boogie Fever and Disneyworld.
4.
Universal Studies (Sprilander
Hitchhiker Hostel)—Head back up Ohio
Street until you reach Center
Street again. Make a right and follow the
road until you see Beach
Drive (about the 3rd street on
your right). Turn right and park at the dead end on the left side. Reach under
the bushes in front of your car to find the Sprilander
Hitchhiker Hostel and Universal Studios. You may stamp into the hostel itself,
but unless you plan to take a hitchhiker, do not stamp into the logbooks of the
hitchhikers. Also, you may leave a hitchhiker or take a hitchhiker with you,
but make sure at least two are left for others and above all, do NOT take
Universal Studios or the hostel stamp)…they need to stay for everyone else!
Getting back to the park or other box series
To Water Parks and Other Notables: Go
back to Center Street and
turn left to return to the center of town. At the second stoplight, turn right and drive about 15
miles until you reach the Flying J near the thruway exit.
To The Six Flags of Six Flags: Go
back to Center Street and
turn right. Turn left on Saltworks
Road until you reach the stop sign at Ontario Savings Bank on Route 31.
Turn right and drive about 8 minutes until you reach Middleport (you’ll know
you’re there when you see the drive in). Follow the directions for the stamps
from there.
To Record Holders: Go back to Center
Street and turn right. Turn
left on Saltworks Road until you reach the stop sign
at Ontario Savings Bank on Route 31. Turn right and drive about 12
minute until you reach Gasport
Road (you’ll know you’re there when you see
the Dollar General and the post office). Make a left onto Gasport
Road, then drive about a quarter of a mile
until you see Royalton Ravine Park on
your right. Follow the directions for the stamps from there. Don’t forget to
get the Woody box from Schwab’s Farm Market (see clues under Personal
Travelers, Traveling Event Stamps and Other Boxes below).
Back To Darien Lakes State Park: Go
back to Center Street and
turn left to return to the center of town. At the second stoplight, turn right and drive about 15
miles until you reach the Flying J near the thruway exit. Follow the directions
to get to the park from there.
The Six Flags
Of Six Flags
Six Flags Over Texas was the first
Six Flags park in existence. The actual six flags stand for the six countries who’ve ruled, and therefore, flown their flags over Texas territory. These
boxes are all in Middleport, NY. You’ll start at Rotary Park in Middleport, which
is behind the Holy Cross Lutheran Church on Route 31 (actual address for the church is 133 Telegraph Road, Middleport, NY.
1.
Spain—Cross the little bridge to the other side of the creek and
(counting the large tree in front of you) walk to the 4th tree on
the left, the quadruple trunked one. Move some bark
near the roots to uncover the first country that settled in the Southwest.
2.
France (LBWNY At The Movies)—Cross back over and follow the creek upstream (southeast) to where
the grassy path makes a sharp left turn around the nearby houses. Keep following
the path up to the sign marking the Middleport Nature Trail (nope, we didn't
realize it was there, either!). Walk into the woods on the path (little pale
green diamonds on the trees mark the trail) and follow it up a slight incline
to a multitrunked cherry tree on your left. It's
marked by a stone that used to have the word "cherry" painted on it,
but it's mostly worn off. In the distance, you can see Screen 2 of the Sunset
Triple Drive In. Head toward the largest tree in that general direction and
look under a few rocks for LBNY at the Movies and the second country to attempt
to colonize Texas (albeit unsuccessfully!).
3.
Mexico (Ugly Bald Guy)— Return to the trail and
follow the pale green diamonds on the trees to the first bench. Take a minute
to rest on the side closest to the tree behind the bench (facing the creek),
then take about 8 steps toward the creek to the tangle of undergrowth and
leaves, marked by the tall stump of a sapling. Underneath some rocks you'll
find an Ugly Bald Guy and the country that Texas became part of
after the revolution, Mexico.
4.
Texas (Dances With Fire)—Follow the path further into the woods until you reach a spot
where Gail overlooks the trail. Specifically, she's checking out the boomerang
shaped piece of wood that makes another great resting spot. Don't sit here too
long, or you'll get toasted by Dances With Fire (Norasta) just underneath (move the rock and extra bit of
wood to get at this a little easier). And yes, after its own revolution, the Republic of Texas was its own country for about 10 years before becoming part of
the US! Its current state flag was actually its country flag as well.
5.
Confederacy & United States (Homestar
Runner)—There
USED to be a stamp at the end of this trail called Strong Sad. It’s below the
two entwined trees in the rocks below. I had trouble finding it, but no one
else does, so at least head back here for that last stamp of the original
series. Once you’re done, backtrack to leave the park. Make a left to head west
on Route 31 (Telegraph Road)
and drive until you see Kelly
Road (past the flashing light). Make a
right and follow this road until you see the Basket Factory in front of you. Park in the park lot on the right of the building and head toward
the canal. Follow the canal to the right until you reach the cement bridge that
crosses over a raging little drainage pipe below. As you approach the culvert,
sit down on the edge in front of you and look down at the water. It’s a great
way to pretend that you’re NOT reaching for the box wrapped tucked into the
cracks in the rock right by your left foot (which contains Homestar
Runner, as well as the last two countries to fly their flags over Texas)! As before, please BE CAREFUL NOT TO PUSH THE
BOX INTO THE WATER!!! :-O Note: There are now green railings to keep you from
going off the bridge into the culvert, but just come up along side them instead
of walking across and having to crawl under.
Getting back to the park or other box series
To Water Parks and Other Notables: Go
back up Kelly Road to Route
31 (Telegraph Road) and
head east (turn left). Take it all the way back into Medina and
turn right onto Route 63 (near the Rite Aid). Follow this road all the way back
to the Flying J at the thruway exit. Follow the stamp clues from there.
To Big Name Parks: Go back up Kelly
Road to Route 31 (Telegraph
Road) and head east (turn left). Take it
all the way back into Medina and
to Route 63 (near the Rite Aid). Follow the directions for the stamps from
there.
To Record Holders: Go back up Kelly
Road to Route 31 (Telegraph
Road) and head west(turn
right). Drive about 8 minutes until you reach Gasport
Road (you’ll know you’re there when you see
the Dollar General and the post office). Make a left onto Gasport
Road, then drive about a quarter of a mile
until you see Royalton Ravine Park on
your right. Follow the directions for the stamps from there. Don’t forget to
get the Woody box from Schwab’s Farm Market (see clues under Personal
Travelers, Traveling Event Stamps and Other Boxes below)
Back To Darien Lakes State Park: Go back
to Route 31 (Telegraph Road) and
head east (turn left). Take it all the way back into Medina and
to Route 63 (near the Rite Aid). Turn right and drive about 15 miles until you reach
the Flying J near the thruway exit. Follow the directions to get to the park
from there.
Record
Holders
Along with their many other accolades, every one of these parks
currently holds a record with one or more of their coasters (tallest, fastest,
longest, etc.) or ranks in the top 50 of favorite coasters in the world
(according to the 2005 Golden
Ticket Awards and the Roller Coaster
Database). We don’t really have them in any particular order, but we do
have some favorites! To start, begin by heading to Royalton Ravine Park for this whole series (off Gasport Road about a mile south of Route
31). Once you get there, park and walk west into the park itself on the gravel
road toward the pond.
1.
Kennywood (Migration)—Once you get near the pond, enter the woods near the memorial to
young Renee. From the first tree on the right, take about 20 steps. Look under
the roots of the large tree on your right for Migration and America’s Favorite Traditional Theme Park (and one of two listed on the
National Register of Historic Places), Kennywood.
2.
Dorney Park (Petra)—Leave the woods the way you came in and head west straight back
until you reach the bench and treeline at the back of
the park, (almost directly west of where you parked). Two paths enter the
woods...take the one to the right of the bench. Only a few paces in will get
you to twin sister trees with a red mark. Head north to the mass of upturned
tree roots. Look between the pair of trees just in front of it under the bark
with the rock on top for our favorite little winged one, Petra and another
popular Pennsylvania amusement park, Dorney Park (famous
for the coaster Steel Force).
3.
Holiday World (Family Tree)—Get back on the path (marked
with red trees) and keep heading the same direction you were going until you
reach a T in the path. Two fallen logs lay in front of you. Check where they
meet for our Family Tree and another park claiming to be the first theme park
ever, Holiday World. It also holds title as one of the cleanest and friendliest
parks in the world.
4.
Valleyfair! (Seasons)—Continue to the right on the path (still marked with mostly red
paint on trees) until you find the arboreal monument to SH & NN '98 a
little off the path to the right. Check the roots under a large rock for some
of our favorite Seasons and Valleyfair!, home of the 10th longest coaster in North America (Wild Thing).
5.
Tivoli Gardens (Mare Bear)—Continue in the direction you were heading originally on the
path. At the "T", head left and curve down into the ravine using what
we're liberally terming "steps"...take extra care if it's muddy! Head down into the S-curve of exposed roots and wood ties that
serve as the path, keeping the ravine on your right. until
you get to the bridge. Go past the bridge about 20 paces to the fallen log on
the right. Check its roots to find Mare Bear and one of the
oldest European amusement parks still in existence.
6.
Worlds of Fun (Good Books)—Cross the bridge and turn
left. You'll cross over the fallen tree and pass a tangle of thick vines before
you reach another fallen log whose roots stick out on the right side of you.
Follow this log back to the tree standing upright near it. Look in the curve of
the large root of this tree for Good Books and Worlds of Fun, keeper of one of
the top ten longest coasters in North America (the Mamba).
7.
Knott’s Berry Farm (Meg)—Our oldest niece Meghan loves
reading, so it made sense to keep her close to Good Books. Unfortunately, this
is where you need to have those boots and pants you don't care about. This area
is low lying, so it has some puddles and some mud (but let's face it, you're a letterboxer and you LIVE for this stuff!). The path is a
little obscured here because of the leaves and puddles, but try to follow the
faint tire ruts on the ground to the west, keeping the water to your left.
We've also marked a few trees with the letters "LB" so you'll know
you're going the right way. At some point, you'll see these tire ruts heading
uphill and you should follow. You'll know you're in the right place when you
start to see pale blue marks on the trees to your left. Head uphill to the 3rd
blue tree (larger than the first blue trees), which has a twin just behind it
about the same size. Look between these two for Meg and one of the first theme
parks in the United States, Knott’s Berry Farm (which really
DID start off as a berry farm!). Its Xcelerator also
ties with Kennywood’s Phantom’s Revenge for the 6th
fastest coaster in North America.
8.
Kings Island (Beeler)—Climb to the top of the hill to find a tree with a base wider
than its trunk on the left. Put your back to it, then
head 300 degrees for 16 paces to the fallen log. Check under it closer to the
roots for our middle niece (and synchronized swimming champ), the Beeler, as
well as Kings Island, the park that has the longest wooden rollercoaster in the world
(Son of Beast, which also has the only steel loop in a wooden coaster).
9.
Six Flags (Good Friends)—Keep heading up the path and
maneuver around the first of a few large puddles. Just past this puddle on the
left is a tree with the letters "FORME" spray painted on the trunk.
With this tree at your back, look west (270 degrees) for triplets of the same
variety of tree. They almost form a little chair and right in the seat is where
you'll find Friends and the amusement park company that trades off with Cedar
Point for the most and best coaster rides, the infamous Six Flags.
10. Cedar Point (Hot Baths)—Continue on the path, which should get a little rocky after a
while. Once it does, the path splits very slightly to curve to the left. As you
go around, step off the path about 3 paces from the middle of the curve to see
the ravine below. For a cold bath, jump down into the ravine, but for Hot
Baths, look under the mossy flat rock by 3 saplings bunched together. You’ll
also find the park that is constantly ranked first or second in the world in
coaster height, speed, length and even number of coasters in the park (oh, and
the Sprite’s FAVORITE roller coaster capital!), Cedar Point.
Getting back to the park or other box series
To Water Parks and Other Notables: Get
back on Gasport Road and
head south (turn right from the park). Take it all the way up to Route 77,
which is the first and only stoplight in this direction. Turn left and follow
this road until you reach the flashing stoplight at the Alabama Hotel and IGA. Turn
right and follow this road all the way back to the Flying J at the thruway
exit. Follow the stamp clues from there. If you’ve got a good sense of
direction, you could actually begin with the clues for boxes #10-11 once you
get onto Route 77, then move on to #5-9 by continuing down Route 77 past the
flashing red light near the Alabama Hotel & the IGA. At the end, rather
than going to boxes 9 #
10, you could hit #1-4 in reverse. If you’re no good at that sort of thing,
stick with the long way!
To Big Name Parks: Get back onto Gasport
Road and head north (turn left). At the stoplight, head east on Route 31 (Telegraph Road) (turn
right). Take it all the way back into Middleport (the second flashing
light you come to) Follow the directions for the stamps from there. Don’t
forget to get the Woody box from Schwab’s Farm Market (see clues under Personal
Travelers, Traveling Event Stamps and Other Boxes below)
To The Six Flags Of Six Flags: Get
back onto Gasport Road and
head north (turn left). At the stoplight, head east on Route
31 (Telegraph Road) (turn right). Take it all the way back into Medina and
to Route 63 (near the Rite Aid). Follow the directions for the stamps from
there. Don’t forget to get the Woody box from Schwab’s Farm Market (see clues
under Personal Travelers, Traveling Event Stamps and Other Boxes below)
Back To Darien Lakes State Park: Get
back on Gasport Road and
head south (turn right from the park). Take it all the way up to Route 77,
which is the first and only stoplight in this direction. Turn left and follow
this road until you reach the flashing stoplight at the Alabama Hotel and IGA. Turn
right and follow this road all the way back to the Flying J at the thruway exit.
Follow the directions to get to the park from there.
Personal Travelers, Traveling Event
Stamps & Other Boxes
Personal Travelers: A PT (personal traveler) is just a personal letterbox that
folks bring with them. It’s a great way to meet your fellow boxers and to pick
up another stamp on the way. Most people usually have something special you
have to say or do to get it, so be sure to check the people listed on the
event page at
Atlas Quest and see if they have something you need
to say or do to get the stamp. For
example, to get one of ours (the Sprite & the Highlander), you only have to
find one of us and say “You DO know what Sprite is made of, don’t you?”!
Traveling Event Stamps: These are stamps that go from gathering to gathering to
get stamped into, so tons of people all over the US have logged into these. The Four Seasons will be in the
four corners and more will be announced as they arrive!
Year Round Local Boxes: Since
many of the boxes you’ll be finding this year are just stamps placed in our
local permanent boxes, I’ve decided not to list them all over again, except one
that’s been placed permanently as part of the gathering. However, be sure to
check Atlas Quest or LBNA
for any boxes we AREN’T planting in!
Woody: Between the Six Flags boxes and the Record Holders is Schwab’s Farm
Market. To find this one, locate the Schwab's Farm Market on Route 31,
also knowns as Rochester Road. It's between Royalton
Center Road and the bend in the road where Telegraph Road joins in. Head
inside the store and enjoy the heady aroma of bread and pastries baking before
staggering blindly to the left corner of the store where all the crafts are.
Check inside the wooden crate with the Beanie Bears and look underneath one for
Woody! The owners of this store have graciously allowed us to leave this box
here as long as we like, so please be kind. You can stamp in while inside, but
don't camp out in the corner. And, heck, grab a bite to eat while you're
there...who could pass on brownie filled chocolate chip cookies!!!!
Mystery
Boxes: Check Western NY region on the LBNA site or New York Mystery boxes at
AQ for these! Remember, this is only a list of the New York mystery
boxes, not where they are IN New York.
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