Hello everyone, I would like to introduce myself. I am from Tennessee and I
recently rediscovered letterboxing after I had been into geocaching for a
while. It happened after I ran accross what was called a Letterbox Hybrid,
I then did a search on letterboxing and found this group, the LbNA website,
and a lot of other sites as well.

I say rediscovered because I read that 98 Smithsonian Magazine article and
thought it sounded great but at that time I didn't have a computer and had
other comittments on my time so nothing came of my intrest, now I wish I had
presued it more.

Be that as it may be, I am very new to this, I only have one stamp in my
logbook and I am still trying to get my personal stamp just the way I want
it. I also see that Tennessee doesn't have a lot of letterboxes and I hope
to change this in the furture, but that may take a while because my carving
skills aren't the best at the moment.

I also have done a couple of virtuals which I found interesting and will
probably do more but I just haven't quite figured out how to put the
pictures/stamps into my logbook and make them look good. I'm thinking
probably a glue stick of some sort will be the way to go on this. Anyway I
know from reading the posts on the yahoo site that not everyone counts
virtuals in their F Count. I have decide to count them, in part, I guess,
because there are so few boxes here, which brings me to another question.

Am I the only letterboxer from Tennessee on this group?

The reason I ask is because I have noticed that several boxes are marked as
unclaimed and that some are placed by people from other states, which I have
no problem with, I'm just wondering how many letterboxers are in Tennessee.

Wildhawk
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