In a message dated 5/29/2003 9:45:41 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
cadenza74@earthlink.net writes:

Meanwhile, I keep coming back to the idea of a letterbox that arrives in
your letterbox! hehe! That is ... a letterbox that finds you by mail.
It's a tricky idea, and Im not sure how to pull it off yet - but I'm
thinking (and open to hear your thoughts and suggestions) about sending a
log book and stamp to someone (CodyBCleo has volunteered on my short list of
folks so far). Then you'd stamp in as you would with any other box, and
then mail it along to someone else.

The trick is keeping the box moving, being willing to pay the postage for
the item to move along, and including addresses of willing letterboxers who
want the box.

Thoughts and suggestions?
Autumn
P3F4X3V10

What a great idea! Count me in! Here's how it might go: Make a simple webpage
where people wanting to participate could log their mailing address (maybe
give 2 weeks for people to add to the list.) Autumn then sends the Lb to one
lucky first participant. That person receives the package (can you imagine the
honor!) stamps in, notes the date and time of reception in the log, reseals the
package, perhaps adding a little piece of mail art to the outside, glues on
the same amount of postage as the original package (as it wouldn't increase,
thus no standing in *&$%! post office lines to mail) and sends it to another
person on the list, logging on to the webpage that it has been received and
passed along (it's a secret to whom). See how many people we can hit in a month's
time! It could move all over the country at speeds most hitchhikers only dream
of!

The only draw-back might be people who don't want to give out their mailing
address but those who want to join in, I think it's a great idea.
Talk about letterboxing for those who can't get out for one reason or
another!

~~Doublesaj & Old Blue~~
P6 F22 V5 A10 HH1


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