It was the fall of 1940 when everyone in Friar, New Hampshire joined together to go up a tortuous mountain trail and into the wilds of the White Mountain National Forest. They vanished without a trace, leaving behind everything they owned: their homes, their belongings, and their money. The sole hint as to where they were supposed to go was a single word carved into stone near the forest's edge: YELLOWBRICKROAD (Yellow Brick Road).
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It was the fall of 1940 when everyone in Friar, New Hampshire joined together to go up a tortuous mountain trail and into the wilds of the White Mountain National Forest. They vanished without a trace, leaving behind everything they owned: their homes, their belongings, and their money. The sole hint as to where they were supposed to go was a single word carved into stone near the forest's edge: YELLOWBRICKROAD (Yellow Brick Road).
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