Hitch hikers don't always have their own box. Many
times they only have a baggie. I would assume,
though, that the log would have indicated somewhere
that it was a hitchhiker.
--- lbholland@highstream.net wrote:
> I visited the "Pleasant Valley" letterbox (Lyme, CT)
> on Saturday and found three stamps inside instead of
> one. A frog stamp and a spiral stamp, along with an
> inkpad, were in their own plastic baggie. It looked
> like someone left them behind by accident. Or is
> this something new I don't know about??
>
> Yesterday, while following the "Gnomelette"
> children's letterbox series in Lyme, we found an
> extra stamp in the box by the old mill site. Along
> with the "official" stamp there was a cute
> kitty/pumpkin stamp. Is this also someone's
> personal stamp that got left behind?
>
> Sorry if I messed anything up by giving away info...
> but these stamps appeared to be separated from their
> owners. I don't think they were hitchhikers because
> they didn't have their own box.
>
> --Laura
>


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