- Go to letterboxing.org and click on your state, and then your region to find clues.
- Print out the clues, and make a plan.
- Find some sort of notebook to be your letterboxing log, so you can keep track of the places you've been.
- Find a stamp that represents your family or group (We chose a ladybug because that's what I found in my craft box and I like BUGS.)
- Bring your stamp, an ink pad, your log book and a pen, and go discover your first letterbox!
First, we tried a Letterbox at "Denzil Stewart Nature Park" and couldn't find it... I'm hoping to contact the Placer and see what's up.
We looked and LOOKED, but no letter box.
It was so beautiful there. I didn't even know this park existed until today.
We looked and LOOKED, but no letter box.
It was so beautiful there. I didn't even know this park existed until today.
We found a HUGE slug (seriously it was twice as wide as and longer than my finger!) I lifted up a big rock and saw something breathing... I poked it with my finger and it started writhing around. Needless to say, I let out a little scream! Can you see the leopard patterned creature by the little red piece of tree branch?
That's him!
That's him!
We decided to go to the second area. We found the "Spanish Sweet Onion Letterbox" near Willow Park. When you find the letterbox, you stamp the book, date it, and many people also wrote in where they are from. I saw stamps from Nevada, Montana, Wyoming, and all over Utah of course. Who knew? Many of the stamps had group names
too, so we decided our name would be the "SLUG BUGS".
too, so we decided our name would be the "SLUG BUGS".
I was SO excited to find the letterbox! Inside the letterbox was a sweet onion stamp (hence the name) and I stamped that in my book and dated when we found it.
That looks like lots of fun, I really wanna try it out. :)
ReplyDeleteThat sounds so fun. I have never heard of that park either, I'll have to check it out.
ReplyDeletethat slug reminds me of the slugs we saw in Oregon only less yellow. I gotta admit, they kind of (or a lot) creep me out! so not a bug person. Looked like a fun day though. I've never heard of that park either.
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