It's www.letterboxing.org

Sheesh, I've typed it out enough times that my fingers should
automatically fly to the correct letters.

Mary


--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Mary from Virginia"
wrote:
> If you are just starting out, you are lucky to be in a box-rich
area.
> You can find dozens of boxes without ever leaving Seattle! I did a
> quick look at Idaho and Montana and there are some boxes there, too.
>
> To find out more about letterboxing, go to www.letterboxing.com
>
> To find the clues, click on the book and then start clicking on the
> states. To find out other info, click on the various things in the
> picture.
>
> Happy hunting
>
> Mary
>
>
> --- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Shell" wrote:
> > Hey, I hope you don't mind me jumping in. I just found out about
> > this "letterboxing" by chance and never have heard about it
before.
> > I'm from Seattle, WA, USA and am a single Mom with three teenager
> > boys (12,13,15). I've been taking them on road trips (an
unwritten
> > goal of mine is to take them to as many National Parks as possible
> > before they all leave home). We're also involved with Boy
Scouting
> > and love to hike and backpack and camp and all that fun stuff.
> >
> > This sounds so cool to me because I think it would add another
> > dimension to our outings. And I think will keep my boys
interested
> > even more! Well, okay, me too! ;)
> >
> > Where can I go to learn more about it? And where to "hunt" for
> these
> > hidden treasures? I don't suppose there would be any in North
> Idaho-
> > Northwestern Montana, would there? I'm taking a short week
camping
> > trip there this summer! ;)
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Shell in WA,USA