Ivy--I tried to reply to your e-mail, and it was returned as undeliverable.
Here's what I'd written:

Hi Ivy,

For some reason, it looks like your e-mail came only to me, not to the larger
list-serve. Anyway, here's some info about letterboxing that I hope will be
useful. If you haven't already, check out www.letterboxing.org. If you
click
on the book, it will open to a map; from there you click on the state you're
interested in, and from there click on the region within the state that you'd
like to explore. The boxes listed should be current.

If you'd like to check out the nationwide list-serve site: from the
letterboxing.org main page, click on the rubber-stamp that says "Talk List."
You can
read the messages without signing up, but if you want to send a message, you
need to sign-up (the address is letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com).

I think that should set you in the right direction--if you have any
questions, feel free to give me a shout!

--Wild Woman


>>Hi... I live in the Hillendale Park area and I was sent the info on

this site from my friend that lives in NY. We are both rubber

stampers. (Totally her fault) She loves to buy stamps and take stamp

classes in her NY town. I love paper and to carve rubber. I also

like making journals, papercrafting and etc. I am so excited to have

these little journeys to look forward to. I am making a special

journal just for the purpose. I hope to hear from someone re

location of boxes and how current the info all is. Thank you, Ivy

on Bedford