First Thirds, Second Fourths
Eric can take heart that something in man keeps us searching. Cave people and the cliff dwellers to the east could find these. Facing toward the right opening in the big wall, look for tree hugging hunters among the beech.

Then Fifths:
The Ram and the coyote climb high up the cliff and take in views from horizon to the sun's fire. Knowing that the Ram's ring of power is found thirty degrees west and twenty steps beyond, coyote can look east. Howling at the moon to call Ram, the coyote rounded the corner to the boulder.

And Sixths:
"Howling," thought Eric? "A coyote's snout in the air? These are points to help me find happiness? It must be easier to figure out!"

Upstream: (Confirmed missing May 2010)
It is. From Eric the Ram's hidden letterbox The Books, "an interesting geologic formation," upstream between the third and fourth cascades, lives a rocky island. At the topmost point, between fallen forks, find bonus treasure.

Uphill: (Confirmed missing May 2010)
At the top of the hill scramble above The Books, before "the smaller path leading toward the sound of running water" drops down, a rocky knoll lives to the southwest. The best bushwack up is to the left. Again, look at the topmost point, in the north base of a big oak.