Some friends and I hit Cape Cod a couple weeks ago. The boxes we found were
Chatham Light, Three Sisters Light, Nauset Light, Highland (Cape Cod) Light,
Heron's Haven and Secrets of the Knob. We also placed a box at Nobska
(Nobsque) Light in Woods Hole.

We did not find the Fort Hill letterbox, though the site was enjoyable.

And if you visit Providence, I recommend the box there. The hunt was a lot
of fun and the stamp was beautiful. It takes a little knowledge of the city
layout, but once you're on the right track the clues fall right into place.
The the "bonus" box, however, was not to be found.

Hope it helps. Happy hunting!

Last I heard, REunion in Harwich is still there too:)

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> Pam in CT

My box at the Cape is called Reunion a drive up box near the beach
check it out . I heard not long ago that it was still there and
intact . Hope it still is. I have some friends nearby who would let
me know if it was missing . Leader of the Pack

Also Mr. Marconi's Wonderful Wireless, the Chatham Rooster and Four Ponds
Conservation area have been recently reported on.
the lazy letterboxer
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--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "Fred Lorch" wrote:
> The NOBSKA LIGHTHOUSE letterbox planted by lonemasswolf and YIMS
has been missing for about 6 months. However another one has been
planted there.
> As far as I know, all of our other boxes are in tact.
> These include Chatham Light
> Nauset Light
> Highland Light
> Three Women Singing
> Race Point Light

The Nauset Light and Three Women Singing were there this afternoon.
PS. Thank you.

Four Ponds in Pocasset was intact in late May when I checked on it.
Ginger

Just back from a week at the Cape. We found Mr. Marconi's Wonderful
Wireless and Nobsque Light.
Four Ponds Conservation Area eluded us. We were not able to decipher
the clues past the stanza telling us choose the bridge near the
water. There are so many trail intersections and the trails loop back
and forth amongst the ponsds.... Perhaps with a trail map it might be
clearer? Oh well, we did get to see a lot of turtles!
Adelcoll
Cavy-lovers

My very first letterbox finds were at Cape Cod last November. (Nauset
Light followed by the Cook's Tour letterbox).My husband and I are
vacationing on the Cape for a few days next week. I have printed out
a list of letterboxes convenient to where we are staying.(Wellfleet)
If there are any new plants which may not have been posted yet, it
would be great to have the info.
Teacher/Cat Lover/Gardener (Elaine)

Elaine,
We recently planted a letterbox in Yarmouthport honoring Edward Gorey. It's listed in the "What's New" section.
Deanne, the lazy letterboxer and Dave, WR1T
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From: rospa10
To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2003 11:23 PM
Subject: [LbNA] Cape Cod Letterboxes


My very first letterbox finds were at Cape Cod last November. (Nauset
Light followed by the Cook's Tour letterbox).My husband and I are
vacationing on the Cape for a few days next week. I have printed out
a list of letterboxes convenient to where we are staying.(Wellfleet)
If there are any new plants which may not have been posted yet, it
would be great to have the info.
Teacher/Cat Lover/Gardener (Elaine)


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