Even though I'm new enough to not have visited these boxes yet at
all, I think it's cool that you plan on retiring the old stamps and
finding new places for new boxes. It's like the limited editions of
just about any collectible item...and it will bring people back to
the park. I've heard some say (not we) that there isn't a point to
re-finding a box once found.

This activity does allow us to share special places, and I've really
enjoyed visiting the sites more than the boxes, though some of the
artistry in the logbooks are way cool, not just stamps but sketches
too. I think, like me, LoneMassWolf will always retain sentimental
feelings about the special places (and friends) letterboxing has
brought him, and, like me, will always look forward to adding to that
"cache" of memories.

Aili
...hope I said that right...

--- In letterbox-usa@y..., bsennott@c... wrote:
> Don't mean to make anybody sad! As I understand it, not all
> Dartmoor boxes are "lifers." These boxes are a few years old and,
> quite frankly, I think the hiding places and clues are not the
best.
> Wendell State Forest is a great place, so I'll definitely keep a
box
> or two there.
>
> The idea is to give people an incentive to revisit Wendell :-)
>