Any chance you guys know of a box along the route from Idaho to Sacramento? It looks like it goes through Jordan Valley, Danner, Arock, Rome. I did a search but did not find an Oregon box along that route. I am limited because we are driving with the family. Hoping for a drive by so I can at least say I found a box in Oregon.

I’m leaving a box behind in mcCall, Idaho...

There's a box 35755 named PV in Jordan Valley. http://www.letterboxing.org/BoxView.php?boxnum=29228

It looks like your route takes you very close to Ontario Oregon? There are 4 driveby boxes there, found in 2018.

Thank you both for responding! Just got one in Ontario.
Yay!

That's great! Thanks for letting us know :) Happy Trails to you!

As many of you may know, WavesandWaterfalls was in an accident a few months back. She asked if I could help with her Box of the Month until she was able to do so herself again. I will be pulling the November stamp sometime this week and replacing it with a new one for December. I can't update the box listing, but I will comment on this board after I replace it.

dp

Thank you for doing that!

Well, I spoke too soon. WavesandWaterfalls was able to get over there today and replace the stamp herself. Hurrah, she's on the mend.

dp

I was happy to. I was able to do the November one for her, and would have done December if she'd needed. Fortunately she's on the mend, and didn't need it. I'm sure that, had the situation been reversed, she would have done the same for me. It's the great thing about pretty much all the letterboxers I've met, that sense of community.

Hi everyone! I am an Illinois boxer who traveled to Oregon in August, and apparently forgot to record a handful of boxes I found. Not only did I not record them, but I didn't write down the location or name of the boxes in my log book either. I was wondering if any Oregon boxers could perhaps help me identify them so I can record them. My thought is that they were found in either Newport, Corvallis, or Eugene. If anyone is willing to help, I can privately share those images via message! Thanks so much!

Welcome to Camp Aint-Gotta-Clue!

Camp Aint-Gotta-Clue is located in good ole Lassen County, where we have the forest in HD!!!

This is a good ole fashion camp event over the course of 2 and half day event. There will be singing, hot chocolate, dozens of boxes and a whole lotta stars!

As we are going Into the Woods , be warned, you just never know who you are going to meet…

Cuz, I have seen Stranger Things, mystical creatures and things that go bump in the night out there......

OR who you might save . . . because there's A Beast in the Woods mystery

OR who you might have to ESCAPE from . . . cuz there's a killer on the loose, and you may have to solve the mystery before the killer makes you his last victim and gets away......*

https://www.atlasquest.com/showinfo.php?eventId=4169

*The theme for the escape room has been decided. Details will follow.

Hi Hi Hi!
I'm going to be in the West Linn area July 15th thru 19th.
Are there any boxers in the area that would like to meet up for an exchange?
~SD~

My family and I will be traveling to the Oregon area once again for soccer. I'm going to try to grab a few stamps while we are there. I'm wondering if anyone can send me some suggestions? We will be staying in Beaverton, playing in Portland and Vancouver and then staying for a few days in Seaside with a possible drive to Astoria.

As long as no one is lactose intolerant, go for the box : Elvis fans exposed in front page news (box # 295868). It is a drive by, but a delicious one!

To all the Wagon masters: Thank you! It is obvious that a lot of hard work went into this event! I enjoyed the journey (despite being bit by that rattlesnake). The scenic views were amazing and the boxes were so fun to find (except said rattlesnake). Again, I really appreciate all you did to make this such a memorable day! Good job!

Thanks for coming! We are so glad you had fun. We sure had a blast planning it!

ditto

deniserows
abbr.

Thank you Wagon Masters for a great day yesterday! It had everything I love about boxing- locations I have never been to, awesome carves, different types of puzzles, and amazing people.
It was great to meet everyone, and I look forward to taking another road trip and getting to box with you all again!
Mysticzgal
(Who survived dysentery, and raptors)

I guess it was alright, if you’re into that sort of stuff

Thank you all for coming. It was a pleasure to see all that planning play out and I had a blast with all of the fun responses to the many calamities we threw at you along the trail.
Hugs,
Maiden

omg, then being bitten by a tick and getting lyme is tame by comparison. The rattler gives warning but the tick doesn't. I'll still take the tick instead. Hope you are okay.

Oh dear, didn't mean to make you worry. The rattle snake was part of a box along the Oregon Trail. It looked real enough to give one pause, but it was not (thank heavens). The box was in the snake's coils. I'm sure they chortled with malevolent glee when they planted it beneath the sage brush. Sorry you got lyme disease!

oh whew! That is some twisted humor you folks have out there. lol

Oh, they set it up well, too. Telling us before we headed out that we were in rattlesnake country and to use our walking sticks to poke in holes! It was probably true, but the snakes would not have been where all those pesky people were tramping about. They would have left for quieter quarters. Lol!

We pull up to the area with the box to find one of the other teams throwing rocks at it, then they volunteered me to go grab it!

throwing rocks?? I would have been back in the car so fast it would have made your head swim!

Dawgdok to the rescue! Good thing we sent you to get it. We had no idea that the finder would need a first aid kit. Sorry man. It was worth it though!

You guys had too much fun!!

Yosemite MJD
(Had to work) 🙁

Just got home from an amazing road trip, adding thanks to the awesome wagon masters! All of your hard work and creativity is greatly appreciated! I'm going to take a nap for about a week now ;)

I too have finally gotten home from our trip to Oregon for the event and a visit to Astoria. The wagon masters went above and beyond for such a fun trip through some of the best views along the river. Our thanks to all for such a perilous trip with trailbreaking pioneers.