Check it out:

http://letterboxing.org/

It's kind of like random scavenger hunts that people post online, and people are starting to do leave their little treasures all over the place now.

Huh.

KidaDynamite said:

yeah, i know. i'm screwed.

but it still looked interesting.

someone at my job does it...she loves it

Anxiety said:

IAintTheOne said:

is it popular, or is it just kind of a culty thing? i hadn't heard about it until today. i love anything that gives me an excuse to nose around where i'm not supposed to be.

Anxiety said:

she said hundreds of people do it

Sounds very interesting!

Anxiety said:

I quite like the look of that too, I'll have to google it to see if it's going on over here.

http://staff.edfac.unimel...terboxing/

seems to have died out 3 years ago in my area

Just googled and found an Urban Letterboxing site..

here's one of the listings..

CLUE:
All three of these boxes are hidden in the row of buildings along the west side of Surrey St; they are part of the Strand Campus complex of King's College London. Enter the main doors off of the Strand, and get a map. Now find a passage east, over the gap, into the complex. To find box one, locate a philosophical stairwell, wrapped round a lift. 'Please please please close both doors' as you make your way up up up to the gents. Stall on the right, lean out the window, reach around to the right. Box #1 found.


COMMENTS:
Bring gaffer tape, and don't fall out the window.

I'm going to do it!! I have nothing else going on anyway!

JerseyKRS said:

You're right, just a wife and kids, but fuck 'em...internet geekhood comes first!!

JustErin said:

they're busy with work and school, I'm bored with Maury and Cheaters!

JerseyKRS said:

You do realize that it's Saturday, right?

I smell a Father of The Year award coming your way.

Here is a clue:
1. Find a short pier.
2. Take a long walk.