or
http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=44327
This is a Geocache/letterbox that is neat. We done this one a week
ago. We are waiting on Sith Impossible 2 to come out. I am
sure you would like the idea of how this was done. 10 boxes with
a 11th box that had the trinkets in it. The 10 boxes have word stamps
that you stamp on a sheet. After you get all 10 boxes, the stamps will
become the written clue's you'll need to find the 11th box.
As far as Idea's goes, If there was a Letterbox of the year award, I would
give it to this one; hands down. Very fun.
-SBT F323 P3 X5 HHF6
>From: "rscarpen"
>Reply-To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [LbNA] Re: Geocache hybrids?
>Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 07:18:01 -0000
>
> > I then switched over to geocaching, but without
> > using GPS.
>
>You know, there's not actually a rule saying that letterboxing clues
>can't use GPS coordinates. Kind of a geocache without the junk! =)
>Some letterboxers without a GPS might be disappointed not having the
>tools necessary to find it, but then not every letterbox is for
>everyone. Just ask anyone who has cursed my name while hiking up
>some large mountain to get a box of mine. ;o)
>
>I'd be thrilled to death if we could convince geocachers to just give
>up the junk and switch to stamps. I'd become a geocacher in no time
>flat!
>
>-- Ryan, in a dreamland far, far away.... =)
>
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