Any one else find this recently? -- I know the Green Team was there
soon after it was placed. If someone has, but thinks the clues need
adjusting, let me know that too.
Thanks.

I will try to check on it myself soon.
Kim
Cavy Lovers



--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Patti Williamson"
wrote:
> Well..I finally got outside with my son to try searching for our
first
> letterbox! Couldn't wait! Unfortunately we came up empty handed. We
tried a
> relatively easy one - Fly Like an Eagle at the Mildren Morse Allen
Wildlife
> Sanctuary in Canton, MA but alas we could not find it! I am
assuming it is
> still there since it was placed in March 2003.
>
> He's not discouraged though! We are planning to go again tomorrow
to a new
> site! (If it doesn't rain!)
>
> Wish us luck!!
>
> Patti
>
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Don't give up! Come out to Moose Hill in Sharon (I work there) or go over to
Borderland State Park or over to the Blue Hills! There are a lot of boxes
really close by. We just did part of a new series in the Blue Hills. Some
boxes can be tough, but most of the local boxes are quite do-able.

Most importantly, enjoy the scenery and companionship, not just the hunt :)
Cheers!
-Kim (aka Rustypuff)


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We are actually heading to Moosehill today! My son wants to find Billings
Barn! We are definitely hooked!

And we are planning on going to the May 18th event too!

Thanks for the kind words of encouragement!

Patti


>From: HANNAHKAT@aol.com
>Reply-To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [LbNA] First Try - Batting Zero!
>Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2003 22:56:54 EDT
>
>Don't give up! Come out to Moose Hill in Sharon (I work there) or go over
>to
>Borderland State Park or over to the Blue Hills! There are a lot of boxes
>really close by. We just did part of a new series in the Blue Hills. Some
>boxes can be tough, but most of the local boxes are quite do-able.
>
>Most importantly, enjoy the scenery and companionship, not just the hunt :)
>Cheers!
>-Kim (aka Rustypuff)
>
>
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>






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I have to put my two cents worth in here. First, I am here in downeast coastal Maine where letterboxes are not as plentiful as in some parts of the country. Most of them have been planted by Legerdemaine, who writes his clues in riddle and makes a wonderfully fun and challenging hunt. I have gone back as many as three or four times to finally get one box. It just makes the final "capture" that much sweeter. Don't be discouraged by the people who have been at this for quite a while or who live in areas with lots of boxes and who have huge "found" totals. I have been playing at this game for about 8 or 9 months and have about a dozen or so finds. Not very many, but I am happy with those and happy that there are still boxes in my area to be found. The hikes and walks to find them have been delightful, taking me to parts of "my" island I had never been. I love nabbing those boxes, but the journey to get to them has been every bit as enjoyable as the find. Enjoy yourselves and don't give up!Memlili

Patti Williamson wrote:We are actually heading to Moosehill today! My son wants to find Billings
Barn! We are definitely hooked!

And we are planning on going to the May 18th event too!

Thanks for the kind words of encouragement!

Patti


>From: HANNAHKAT@aol.com
>Reply-To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [LbNA] First Try - Batting Zero!
>Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2003 22:56:54 EDT
>
>Don't give up! Come out to Moose Hill in Sharon (I work there) or go over
>to
>Borderland State Park or over to the Blue Hills! There are a lot of boxes
>really close by. We just did part of a new series in the Blue Hills. Some
>boxes can be tough, but most of the local boxes are quite do-able.
>
>Most importantly, enjoy the scenery and companionship, not just the hunt :)
>Cheers!
>-Kim (aka Rustypuff)
>
>
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>






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