Planted Boxes

There are a few general things you should know about all of my boxes:
- No boxes have ink, please bring your own.
- Most parks are pet friendly, but please check with the park before you go.
- Park hours are typically 8AM to Sunset.
- All compass readings are to magnetic north.
- Paces are Roman Paces and counted as two steps (about five feet, give or take).
- Not all boxes are family friendly, and nearly all take you off trail.  Please read the clues before you go and only box to your ability.
- Have fun and be safe.  Please read my waiver of responsibility and disclaimer before setting out.

Standard Boxes | Mystery Boxes | Traveling Boxes | Other Stamps | Bunny Hunt Series

Looking for a prom date?

Go ahead, take a seat.

A challenge to see just how long a box in a big box store can last.

My handwriting isn't that bad, is it?

I went up for a day at Coney Island to ride the rides and enjoy the famously strange Mermaid Parade, so I decided to plant a box in honor of all those wonderful mermaids.  This is one of my tiny micro boxes, and the scanned image here is actually bigger then the real thing.  Lots of photos of the parade can be found HERE.  A trip report is in my Trip Reports section.

This is a series of six boxes.  When the stamps of the six boxes are put together they make one complete image.  The clues for this series will be available soon.

A tiny little stamp in a tiny little box, cleverly hidden inside Dollywood Amusement Park.

UPDATE: This box has been confirmed missing.

I planted this series of boxes while on vacation.  They are easy to get, but close to the trail.

This box in planted near the historic Growden Mansion, where it is claimed Ben Franklin did his famous kite experiment.

There is a massive elevation gain you must make to get to this box, but it is not as bad as it sounds.

This box is planted in a great little coffee shop and internet cafe.  Go for lunch and be sure to get the tomato soup that they make in the early fall.

UPDATE: This box is retired.

An easy box to find where lots of hitch hikers can reside.  Also the first box I have done with permission of the PA State Parks.

I decided to be a little clever and plant this box near Devil's Half Acre in Bucks County on the day of the Devil.  It has a bit of a creepy story to it.

How can you go wrong when you combine a great tavern with a letterbox.

This is one of my smallest micro boxes.  The stamp is simple because it is about 1/4 inch x 1/4 inch.

Update: I have received news that this parasite is now somewhere in New Hampshire clinging to the Hoppin' On HH.  Thanks to Mrs. G & Dustee for this report as well as these wonderful pictures of the log thus far:

Barbed Hook Parasite Logbook

This is a special box that you can only get by finding another box.