I would love to do an exchange. And it would make for a good excuse
to get to S.F. sometime.

Yeah that boots are fab! A bit hard to run in but then even trainers
are a challenge for me. The boots were left in the UK, btw, to dry
off. Wasn't too keen on packing them, you know?

How long have you been letterboxing? I see this as a lifelong
adventure. I'm just surprised it took me so long to hear about it.

Hope to meet some time so you can share your adventures.

Cheers!
Gale

"lizardbuttsfamily" wrote:
> Hello and Greetings!
> Love the boots! I would wear a pair of boots like that if I had to
> wade through whatever "poody" to find some tupperware. You better
> bring along the boots if your first stop is the east coast. The
rainy
> weather has turned a lot of places into marshes. If you ever go
> hunting for boxes on the west coast(S.F. area)just drop me an e-
mail
> if you wish to do an exchange. Happy Hunting!
>
> Monica the hiker.
>
>
> "beaufemme" wrote:
> > I've been bitten!
> >
> > How cool is it that this sport (is that what we call it?)
satisfies
> > my love of riddles and snooping and rubberstamping!
> >
> > Anyway, here I am. I am a neophyte Letterboxer but I had the
great
> > experience of cutting the first of my babyteeth on the moor.
First
> > letterbox found in a Museum (is that cheating???) in Okehampton,
> > Dartmoor. We found our next in the Plume & Feather . . . a pub.
> > Gotta love that.
> >
> > We eventually wandered out onto the moor even though it was misty
> as
> > heck and the squish under our boots was NOT the marsh. Hey, it's
> > gotta be love when a priss like me doesn't mind wading through
> horse
> > and sheep poodey looking for tupperware!
> >
> > All tolled we walked away from Dartmoor with 40 stamps in our
> > journals.
> >
> > Next stop? AMERICA!
> >
> > Cheers!
> > Gale
> >
> > http://www.friendlyinterludes.com/england/Me.jpg
> >
> > PS The mail letterboxing idea is fab! I'd love to join in.
> >
> > PPS BTW, there was a box under that rock to the left. :o)