Pretty sure this is missing. I had a bit of a hard time with the clues. But if it was supposed to be almost straight across from the tables, I'm almost positive it is gone. :(

I'm so far behind logging in, that I'm not commenting on all the boxes. Just wanted you to know that I enjoy all your boxes!

I've been a geocacher since 20 Aug 2002. A few years ago, I found out about letterboxes so I searched for those in the area. This one was convenient to find while I was in the park maintaining one of my geocaches, on 23 Jun 2006. I actually wrote a little log and drew a little picture.

Sometime after that I decided to not find any more (non-geocaching) letterboxes until I had my own personal stamp. I didn't want to buy a stamp; I wanted to carve my own. I even bought all the supplies late last year.

I didn't get to carving until I decided to make my first geocaching letterbox for Pi Day (3/14) 2011. I carved that stamp and my own personal stamp on 3/12. Besides my own, I have used my personal stamp on two geocaches and a letterbox exchange (at a geocaching event).

Since this is the very first (and only) letterbox (non-geocache) that I have found, I wanted to make this my very first letterbox to stamp. Today I was checking on my geocaches in this park, so I came by. There have been a LOT of logs since my first log. I very much enjoyed looking at the stamps in this log.

Now that I've found this one I get to find other letterboxes, . . . and even make my own letterboxes. :-)

We were a little off course at first and then when we read directions exactly we went right to it. A little water inside the box that we drained off. We were glad for the protection of the trees as it has been raining hard all day! Very fun!

we really like the stamp. it was a great hiding spot

Great stamp (and again, the kids enjoyed having a playground!)

It was so much fun to find for a first find!