Are you making them?

I remember that video, and the silly cheese racing down the hill. That's about the same time I learned about Dwyle flunking.

My brother and I. 😃

Today marks the anniversary of finding my first letterbox in 2004. How fast time flies!

I want to purchase two of them (cause I like to plan ahead for when I lose one)!
Super Hedge Hoggie

Too fast.

I found my first letterbox in 2001--seems like a lifetime ago, but it turns out to be just half my lifetime

And why did my phone suggest a "balling your eyes out" emoji when I typed that last sentence? I find that a little insulting! 😭

-- Ryan

Happy 10th cake day Rebiccola!!Hope you get time to get inky today !!

Thank you! 😃 ...and you have seen it in person!

Yes, and even more impressive that you stuck with it all these years. Congrats!

I was already relatively old when I found my first box in 2002 (old in my mind since I played a lot of sports and was finding it harder to compete at 37), so I have a few more years before letterboxing will be half a lifetime. I am constantly amazed that I not only still participate, but enjoy this quirky little hobby. What a long strange trip it has been!

I got to see these in person and think they are incredible. I would love to order one. :)

Phones are getting down-right uppity these days. Siri called me "sexy beast" the other day (really)... though, I suspect she was being sarcastic.

^{But I choose to wear it like a badge of honor!}

More than a little insulting. Bawdy!
It should have said, "Bawling".

Thank you so very kindly for saying that! 😊

Our letterbox has to be moved and I writing new clues.

I would like to add links to articles that explain the history of some of the near by very unique grave stones.

Am I allowed to add the link in the clues?

- thanks

Yes. Several of my clues use them and I have seen them in many other people's clues.

Thank you Wronghat.

Wow, decade is quite a milestone! Happy AQversary! 🎂

As someone who still primarily prints out paper clues, I am brutal about eliminating extra from clues before I print

However, I do enjoy links accompanied by a short teaser ( learn about the most controversial stone in the cemetery ), --I frequently go down those rabbit holes and then have fascinating tidbits to share with my boxing partner! I much prefer links to extensive wikipedia cut and pasted information

I found my first letterbox in 2002. Next year I will reach being a letterboxer for 2/3 of my life.

Yup, we've used them several times.

Links? Yes, please use links.
My very own personal opinion:
I like reading about the history or impetus of a box.
It makes me a bit crazy, when I'm in a hurry and I just hit PRINT before reading only to see that 99% is backstory.
1% is what I need to know to find a box.

My "fondest" memory of a similar incident is getting six pages of history and three lines of needed info.

Paper and ink are expensive and I'm cheap.

I often use links in my clues, especially to trail maps or other information about the hiking area. I say go for it!

Sure. Add all the links you want. Just click on them to make sure there are no typos.

Thank you. That's what I was thinking but couldn't come up with the words.

6 foot SpongeBob?!?! This might be worth a trip to see. RIP Kimberly, reading about her, it sounds like her headstone fits her personality, and I can just imagine her cruising around in her pink F-150.

If you logged a box find you thought was named "Moodus Noises" as an unlisted find, you can AQ Message me for the actual listing info to move your logged find.

I agree! I enjoy interesting facts but I copy and paste all the important info for the clue box.

I think I flunked that a few times in high school. And Tom Foolery went with me to detention.