I said no, and he described it like this: "It's sort of like geocaching, only instead of following your GPS, you follow a set of clues. I was talking about it with my roommate, and he asked if I'd ever heard of letterboxing.
It's a lot of fun, and I'm still playing, but now I've added letterboxing to my outings. About a year ago I finally got a smart phone, and after a while I started finding some geocaches. If you're not familiar with geocaching, it's a sort of GPS based scavenger hunt game. I didn't have a GPS, so I pretty much filed it in the "Some Day!" section of my brain. I heard about geocaching from somewhere or another, I don't remember specifically. I got my start letterboxing through geocaching-I'm told a lot of letterboxers do. It's easy to get started and very rewarding, and somewhat similar to the more modern hobby of geocaching. Letterboxing is an amazing (and surprisingly old) outdoor activity that's really cool, a lot of fun, and right under your nose! In short, it's a hide and seek scavenger hunt game played by thousands of people all over the world.
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