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Quite often Quests change over time. Points of reference--even houses--move; the landscape changes; and some boxes end up with some contents missing. This is all part of the life cycle of a Quest site. Because we know this happens we have created this page to help you, the Quester, have a more enjoyable time when out looking for the boxes.

If you have difficulty with the clues and find that, say, a post that was once a reference point has been cut down to a stump...and it took a couple of walk-bys to find it, or that a sign has been removed or changed color, please let us know. We will post this information on our website so that the clues are kept as up-to-date as possible. Please forward this information to our Box Monitor Coordinator, Robin Model-Lornitzo.

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Robin supports our team of Box Monitors. Along with making sure our clues are as accurate as possible, a box monitor takes care of one or more of the Valley Quest boxes, visiting "their" Quest sites on a regular basis. They make sure that the sign in books still have room for more visitors, ink pads and pens still work and that the stamp has not been eaten by the rubber stamp monsters who occasionally visit our Quest Boxes.

When you contact Robin, she will pass on your information to the nearest Box Monitor so the box can be repaired.

Many people out Questing will take a spare small notepad, a stamp pad and pen in case they come across a popular Quest site that needs some TLC. You may even come across one of our monitors making a replacement stamp at a site where a stamp has worn out or been lost. You might want to carry around some of these items yourself to help the Valley Quest Community and keep the boxes in tip top shape.

If you want to become a monitor and join our team of volunteers looking after the Quest boxes, please contact Laura Dintino, Valley Quest's Local Program Coordinator.

“ I have been so amazed at where these quests are taking us .”
- Quester