Bonnie wrote...

> Greetings all! Boy, has spring arrived here in western Massachusetts! It's
> sunny and in the 70s!!!! Yesterday I checked on my letterboxes in Wendell
> State Forest and replaced the one that had a cracked lid. Turns out that in
> addition to Tom Cooch, some mysterious person with a very cool abstract
> stamp found both boxes on Friday. They didn't leave their name, hmmmm.
> perhaps it was a celebrity letterboxer?
>
> In any case, I wanted to let you faithful list readers know that I've hidden
> a third box on the Metacomet-Monadnock trail in Wendell State Forest. It is
> dedicated to Antoine de Saint-Exupery, the French aviator and author, and
> the stamp (I hope) will bring a smile to anyone who has read The Little
> Prince. The first five people to find the box can take home a
> glow-in-the-dark star, as a little bonus.
>
> Anyway, I've decided not to put the clue for Letterbox Saint-Ex on the Web.
> Instead, I'm putting the clue inside the first box on the trail (Letterbox
> El Corazon)e. I'll also put it in other boxes I hide or in boxes that I
> find. I like the idea of boxes leading to more boxes. Is anyone else doing
> this?
>
> This is the last box I'm hiding at Wendell State Forest. I think 3 is
> enough. Time to scout out another good location. Dan, if you want to, just
> mention on the Mass. page that there is a third box hidden on the
> Metacomet-Monadnock trail and that the clue can be found in one of the other
> letterboxes.
>
> Hope you're all having a GREAT weekend--
> Bonnie
>

I look forward to another trip to Wendell, Bonnie. St. Exupery is one
of my favorite authors!

Comme disait le petit prince, "Les yeux sont aveugles. Il faut
chercher avec le coeur."

Tom


Tom Cooch
tcooch@sover.net

aka The Orient Express
Braintree, VT

"The game is afoot!"

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