Its Gotten Much Worse - Prepare Yourselves!!!

As most of you know, officials are working hard to keep you safe while you are out on the trails.  We all know about bears, spiders, snakes, mountain lions, rabid rainbow pygmies, and what to do if we come across them.  And you know that a few months ago, a new threat was discovered that was far, far worse than any other dangerous creature in the woods.  If you haven't been informed of this danger, refer back the "Public Safety Announcement" in this blog.  However, things have changed, and the hazards of this menace have evolved.   These monsters have adapted to their surroundings and live to feed their bloodthirsty hunger for unsuspecting letterboxers.  Please, read on so that you'll have the knowledge to protect yourselves while hunting for plastic and rubber.

...And Now The Big One

The big one being the Riverbound Nature Sanctuary Project, an event hosted by Teeker and held at the  Riverbound Farm in Cheshire, Connecticut, which we attended on May 5th.  I absolutely loved this event, because not only did we get to find boxes, yak with boxers and eat some good grub, but we all gave back to a place that houses many boxes.  It also has some great nature walks, a scavenger hunt, and all sorts of info and displays about wildlife and birds.  I'll start with many of the cool display pics, then I'll tell you about our day.

A Small One....

Since my ol' buddy ol' pal Tiggasaurus Rex kindly and graciously asked to see some photos (check the last post while I stop choking), I figured I would do so by telling you about a couple of our boxing adventures.  One was a small trip that took us into Barrington, NH, which isn't too far from us, and the other was a big trip, which took us to Cheshire, CT, to a great event that bossy ol' tigs missed out on, so there!  Pbbbbtttt!!!

(Long pause inserted here, where I had to run for a while.)

One Amazed And Special Thank You

Before I got back to posting about the few recent boxing activities we've had, I wanted to take a moment to thank each and every one of you that have subscribed to our babblings, foolings around and our accounts of what we do and see while we are out on the trails.  Both tigs and I have enjoyed this little joint adventure, and while it was never meant to be something of epic proportions or something that would eat up too much of our boxing time, we have had some fun with it and have enjoyed sharing things with you in a little bit of a more personal way.