Got both your emails. One of the boxes was the Wilderness Lodge Box at the
Disney resort that we did on vacation. The hitchhiker was the Magic
Treehouse hitchhiker and it was in good shape. The cryptic box was the
Solitude box which was also in good shape. The other two were the Rock
Meadows box and the Beaver Brook Box both in Belmont, MA. Both seemed to be
just fine. I confirmed the Wilderness Lodge box on their website. We visited
the ones in Belmont the begining of October. And Solitude was at the end of
November. Hope this helps! And thanks for the tip!
Lynne
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Subject: [LbNA] Second post to new person


> --- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "lynnedinger > wrote:
> > Hi there! I'm new to the list and thought I would introduce myself.
> I'm Lynne. I live here in Mass.
>
> Hi Lynne,
>
> Please forgive the second post to you. A little note about
> letterboxing etiquette - practiced by some but not all.
>
> When you go out letterboxing, it's always nice to report to the list
> which letterboxes you have found, what condition they were in, and if
> you think any are missing in action.
>
> Those of us who plant letterboxes always like to hear feedback -
> especially if the box is damaged, has no pen, has a full logbook,
> etc. so that we can go out and make repairs. We *really* want to
> know if it appears to be missing so that we can go out and check.
>
> When you really get into the groove of letterboxing, you will find
> that you'll keep an extra stash of ziplock bags, plastic containers,
> pens, and blank logbooks to do "on the spot" repairs to a letterbox
> that needs it. Stamps, of course, are another matter.
>
> We are a "do unto others ..." kind of group - unique in this world
> right now.
>
> Happy hunting!
>
> Warrior Woman
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