the obligatory test post
Posted by eliza b on December 27th, 2007 filed in UncategorizedThis is a blog about a box.
Not just any box. A lock-n-lock tupperware box, in the middle of the wilderness. Only people with the clues know where the treasure is, and when they find it, they leave it there, hidden even better than the way they found it…
And it’s not just one box, either. It’s thousands and thousands of them. Inside, a stamp treasure awaits. And one is probably near you.
These are my stories of a life spent looking for handcarved stamps in tupperware boxes.
For more information, see atlasquest.com or letterboxing.org. Resources will follow when I get a chance to update.
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January 2nd, 2008 at 3:53 pm
I like your definition of letterboxing.
It’s a hard concept to get across to non boxers.
I’m bookmarking this blog and can’t wait to see your take on boxing.
Happy New Year!
Orion***
P.S. Great signature stamp.