I was just wondering if anyone had ever found their own hitchhiker in someone elses' letterbox....
Coleen
We have found our hitchhiker Moose on the Loose, several times. We left it in Massachusetts, but found it in two different places in Rhode Island, and again in CT.
Also, some hitchhikers do go home. We have retired Stellaluna. She had been flying for a while and her wings were very tired. Thanks Chuck and Molly for her safe return home.
Melissa
If anyone has seen Max's first birthday hitchhiker in the past few months please let us know. Thanks- e-mail us @ kiwi-1@...
I couldn't agree with you more, Valerie. The Orient Express Braintree, VT P19F133 "The game is afoot!" ... From: "Valerie Gilson" <glassreed@...> To:...
Each time I have posted finding a hitchhiker, the planter of the hitchhiker has written to say thanks for the update. How else would they know if it is...
I was just wondering if anyone had ever found their own hitchhiker in someone elses' letterbox.... Coleen We have found our hitchhiker Moose on the Loose,...
My view as a mail artist: Sounds like hitchhikers suffer the same kinds of vagaries as mail art projects. Mail artists and pen pallers send hundreds of things...
What kind of answer are you expecting? You found a HH, it requested that you notify the placer. You notified the placer. Transaction done. Although it might...
I think it's impolite to not write back to someone who took the time to let you know they found your HH to thank them, especially if they are doing what you...
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/letterbox_travellers/ this is probably the best site to list or find out about hitchhikers. smile uneksia [Non-text portions of...
I'd think basic courtesy would suggest that a thanks would be in order if someone notifies the placer of a hitchhiker. The person who found it owes the placer...
What is funny about this thread is that people are counting on other people to take time out of their ever-so-busy lives to spend 1-2 minutes on an email. Why...
... When planting a letterbox, a placer has gone out of their way for other participants of the game, they have given their time and creativity to the hobby --...
When I read this I wondered if it was a spoof. You ARE kidding aren't you? As long as I've been letterboxing, it has been considered good letterbox etiquette...
Funhog, I was responding to something specific. No spoof. It's a considerable amount of trouble to take down an email address, keep track of it and what HH...
... geocaching. Letterboxing appeals to me much more for it's artistic history and the creativity it still retains, but the two communities feel entirely...
You have to wonder, yeh? In my opinion anyone who considers this to be too much trouble or effort shouldn't be letterboxing in the first place -- it's not...
Unfortunately, it seems that mejaka's point has been missed here... I think the comments were not really to gripe about it being hard to notify a placer or to...
While I agree that this was the intent of the original discussion, I was disturbed when I saw the turn the commentary took and felt is warranted attention....
Yes, I do too. I so appreciate them taking the time to update me, and as you said so many do not, that I make sure I say thanks for the contact. Just my way of...
I try to reply back, but truthfully, I don't always. Sometimes an email comes in when I'm overwhelmed and I think, I'll get back to them later. But then I...
I hate to compare letterboxing and geocaching because they are two very different games. (In my opinion) But in geocaching the ultimate goal is to log in your...
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