Here are a few pictures for those of you who have found the box.


Letterboxing is a curious hobby in which folks play hide-and-seek in a grown-up, graceful way. This blog is where folks who live in the middle of the middle of the MidWest can who enjoy letterboxing can exchange news and views. You are free to read, but if want to author send an e-mail to Clyde Bentley at clyde.bentley@gmail.com for access. In the links below is a sporadically updated list of trail names we have found in Mid Missouri boxes. Welcome, seekers!
6 comments:
Congratulations, Lady in Red!! Thanks for the pictures...you made a lovely bride! Tell Drebbel he's a lucky man. :)
Yay! I'm glad to see that the box was in a good enough location that it didn't wash away, and four feet of water is an excellent tribute to Lock and Lock. Now if they would allow sponsor road trips so we can all go letterboxing, life would be just peachy!
Nice pictures!
Kat
She's also a good cook.
I was very happy to see that my box didn't take a little canoeing trip, but the deep water excursion is a little appropriate, given my name.
As in Cornelis Drebbel, the inventor of the submarine?
Yes
Congrats belatedly and well wishes for years to come both in LBing and marriage!
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