The Letterboxing Hobby - Enjoy the Hunt!

Parents interested in a family activity that involveshunting in the woods, and always leave the box in
mental and physical challenges should considergood condition, well hidden. Stamp your logbook with
embarking on a letterboxing expedition with their kids.each box stamp you find, and you'll have an
This time-honored tradition of "treasure hunting"impressive collection and fond memories of the thrill of
combines use of the Internet, orienteering skills, and thethe hunt!
desire to have fun and make memories. All you needLetterboxing in Atlanta
is a notebook, a rubber stamp of your favorite designWhether you live in the Atlanta area or are visiting for
and an ink pad to get started...not to mention the cluessummer vacation, it's a good idea to keep your
to find the many letterboxes hidden throughout thelogbook and stamps handy. You'll find a number of
Atlanta area.themed letterboxes, in urban and rural parts of this
How Letterboxing Worksmetropolitan city. Here are just a few treasures
The rules of letterboxing are simple. Find clues towaiting to be discovered:
available boxes on a related website likeCobb County Parks, North - Shy: This stamp is hidden
Letterboxing.org or AtlasQuest then follow them to thein Sweat Mountain Park, near where the dogs play.
box of your choice. If you happen to be searching in aD is for Dog, W is for Walk: Near the ruins of an old
populated area, take care to ensure nobody sees - inyouth camp, you'll find two stamps off the beaten
the case of boxes hidden in parks, groundskeeperspaths.
may confiscate them. Observe any precautions when