We loved those boxes, too! And, it was fun for us to have our first
trailside exchange.

D and Shoo (and other local boxers, esp. WimpyGirls), we went
on to Pilgrim Hills the next day. We found the first box without
problem (the box is cracked but well bagged inside), but the
previous boxer noted that box 2 was MIA. We were also unable to
find it. However, in its location we found a geocache. We haven't
done geocaching, so it was fun to see a box. And Puppy Boy and
Barbie Girl had fun digging in the sand and running through the
creek and otherwise getting wet and filthy.

KnitWit Mom

--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, Dandshoo@a... wrote:
> We had a lovely time hiking and finding A Holiday Puzzle on
Sunday. It
> hasn't had too many visitors, which is a shame because the
hike was just right for
> a winter walk, and the stamps were terrific! We noticed that
Knitwit Mom and
> Puppy Boy had been there earlier in the day. As we were
looking for the last
> box, checking out every downed tree to see if it had fungi and
twists, someone
> called out to us, "If you're looking for what I think you're looking
for,
> it's farther down the trail." We asked if by any chance she was
a nitwit? (Boy,
> it would have been rude if she weren't!) It was Knitwit Mom and
Puppy Boy!
> We had fun exchanging stamps and holiday greetings. Happy
New Year to all! D
> and Shoo
>
>
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