Not only do you get to see all the log entries of those who found (and of
course LOVED) your box, but you get a little goodie for yourself too!
Speaking of, while checking our Be's Search for the Mushroom Kingdom box
(during a slightly slow Little League game -- but Be made two really slugger
hits -- go Be -- and learned to survive his first strike out of the season
:( ...) BeMa found the East Coast Clone HH!!
We were all very happy to have found her and will be depositing the HH some
where special in another east coast location soon!
Luckily, Miss Ma had handed the HH back to me before she went >splat< in the
big (I mean big) mud puddle at the bottom of the field. It was a true I
Love Lucy moment! Never a dull moment but the pearly whites still shone in
a smile through the muddy little face! Gotta love em both -- they've got
spirit (just as long as they ride their muddy selves home in Daddy's car...)
BeMa
Can't do our counts yet 'cause we're too busy adding up all our exchanges
from yesterday :-)
>From: Chuck Straub
>Reply-To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [LbNA] Hitchhiker Letterbox Rules; I've got a question, I need
>an opinion.
>Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2003 00:26:51 -0700 (PDT)
>
>I have found hitchhikers in my letterboxes while checking them out. I do
>all the necessary stamping, count them as finds, take tem and leave them at
>another box. I do write in the log book that I found it while checking my
>boxes. Sometimes I even put them in another one of my own letterboxes. So,
>my answer is yes count it as a find but you do have to get the stamp image
>in your book and your stamp image in the HH book. That's what I do
>anyway.....Chuck and Molly
>
>trentlaudes
>Hitchhiker Letterbox etiquette/rule
>question. While checking the status of one of my own letterboxes, I
>found, to my surprise, that the last finder had planted a Hitchhiker
>in my letterbox. I've never found a Hitchhiker before, and am
>thrilled at this discovery, and very covetous of the stamp, but I'm
>not sure this find qualifies. After all, I certainly didn't discover
>this letterbox, and I didn't have my stamp and logbook with meI was
>just checking on one of my letterboxes. Is it okay for me to claim
>the Hitchhiker, stamp it into my stampbook as a found LB, and plant
>it in my next discovered LB?? I'd like your opinion. As of now, I
>left the Hitchhiker in my LB for the next person to find. (Am I
>being too serious for even asking this question??)
>
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