Devil's Pass
“Go directly south from Mile 112. It will take you down a path toward a split rock, the height of a man. Stay left until you get to the stream. Walk upstream to the first fork. Climb the cliff and look for a pile of rocks at the edge overlooking the river below. The necklace is beneath the rocks. Take the necklace to the address on the piece of paper inside this envelope.
It took Webb five minutes to reach the base of the cliff. A few times along the way, he paused, fighting the sensation that h...e was being followed. He told himself he was paranoid because of how hard he’d worked to leave a false trail.
It took another ten minutes to navigate his way upward, following a twisting, turning path that looked like a game trail.
At the top, the meter-high pile of rocks was obvious. There could be no doubt that it had been stacked by human hands. It was only about 400 meters off the old Canol Road, but with so few people going down the trail, this pile of rock could have remained undiscovered for decades, if not centuries.MoreLess
It took Webb five minutes to reach the base of the cliff. A few times along the way, he paused, fighting the sensation that h...e was being followed. He told himself he was paranoid because of how hard he’d worked to leave a false trail.
It took another ten minutes to navigate his way upward, following a twisting, turning path that looked like a game trail.
At the top, the meter-high pile of rocks was obvious. There could be no doubt that it had been stacked by human hands. It was only about 400 meters off the old Canol Road, but with so few people going down the trail, this pile of rock could have remained undiscovered for decades, if not centuries.MoreLess
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