Letterbox Name: Chief Kno-Tah Mystery Letterbox
Placed by: Brett
Number of boxes: 1
Date: March 17, 2003
City: Hillsboro
County: Washington
State: OR
LbNA regional page URL:
http://www.letterboxing.org/or/or_pdx.htm
My webpage URL:
http://home.agalis.net/bcostley/Letterbox/knotah.htm (not active now,
will be by tommorrow)

Chief Kno-Tah Mystery Letterbox

Status: Alive and Well as of 03/17/03

The Chief Kno-Tah Mystery Letterbox was placed on March 17, 2003 by
Brett in Hillsboro, OR.

TERRAIN:
Drive up.

CLUES (Difficult?):

(There are no clues for this letterbox see note)

NOTE: A few months back I became fascinated with short, minimalist
letterbox clues. I decided that I wanted to hide a box with such
clues. I thought the ultimate would be a clue with only one word. I
found a location where a one-word clue would suffice, and even be
pretty easy, but alas no good hiding place existed at the location.
Later I thought that just a letter or number would be better than one
word. Something like the `W' in It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. Then
I realized that the ultimate minimalist clue would be no clue at all.
Of course finding a suitable hiding spot that could be found without
a clue was the challenge. So I pondered for several months before
realizing I could use the same place I had intended for the one-word
clue box. And having seen and read about some clever ways others have
hidden boxes; I was able to figure out a way to hide a box at the
location.

NOTE: This box is findable. There are no hidden hints in this post.
Hidden hints may appear from time to time elsewhere but no hints are
needed to find this box.