Letterboxing by boat
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Started on 2004-12-16
Re: [LbNA] Letterboxing by boat
From: bindlestiff_boxer (bindlestiff_boxer@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-12-16 02:25:52 UTC
Hey Ryan, we have at least half a dozen boxes that are placed on
various islands in the Michigan archepeligo. Most of them are
accessable via a ferry boat, but some of them you can only reach via
private watercraft.
I wasn't in PDX long enough last spring to find any of your boxes, but
you're welcome to come to Michigan and hunt any of these up. (grin)
Enjoy!
---Bindle Babe
"rscarpen" wrote:
> I'd love to hide a box that required getting over (or through!) a
body of water to acquire! Especially if the water is perfect for
snorkling in. Seems criminal NOT to hike a box in such a location
when you can!
> Sheeze, first planted boxes on people's roofs without permission, and
> now not planting them that requires a swim or a boat to get to.
> *shaking head* Where will the disappointments end?!
Re: [LbNA] Letterboxing by boat
From: cadenza74 (cadenza74@earthlink.net) |
Date: 2004-12-16 03:11:53 UTC
Isn't this a fun twist on a harder to find LB? I planted one this
summer that is down the Middle Fork of the Salmon River-an absolutely
amazing, week-long, whitewater trip. You can't get in there by car,
and very few (like maybe Ryan :) would attempt to hike it. I don't
anticipate that many will find it, but I hope someone will someday.
There is a lot of wonderful history and so many beautiful spots (and
some fun rafting, camping, and soaking in hot springs) along the
way. I knew it may be a lonely box for a long time, but it was still
worth hiding and will be a rare find for someone since hardly any
will be able to say they took a week-long trip on a boat to get an LB!
-Cadenza