A Teeny Tiny Stamp

The last time I was out letterboxing was in October. I was starting to have withdrawls and was wondering if there were any boxes that I could find that weren't completely buried in snow. There didn't seem to be any - until today - when Astro D called me and said she found a box listed on LbNA that was hidden in town. She wanted to know if I wanted to join her in finding this box - what a silly question. So we met at Jackalope (one of my favorite places). We located the area quickly and found the noted rock that was hiding the microbox. But we didn't get the box - we were waiting for rubberpeace to join us. Once she arrived we let her follow the clues and actually retrieve the box. We opened the little microbag and found the teeniest, tiniest stamp that I have ever found - it measured 1/4" by 1/2" - it was wonderful - I loved it. We found a table to sit at and stamp in, only problem was that it was in the shade and it was made of concrete. Talk about a cold stamping in session. I think rubberpeace made a comment that went something like this - "I don't think my butt will ever be the same." - did I mention it was cold. We then rehid the box and rubberpeace headed home (she needed to get packed - she is traveling to Oregon tomorrow). Astro D and I decided to head to P.D. Bean's for a cup of coffee and a little chat - although if you ask our significant others they would tell you that when Astro D and I get together for coffee it ends up being an all day thing. Anyway, we had fun and a nice chat. Now I want to letterbox more but there is nothing in Santa Fe that I can get now. So Thomas and I are planning a trip to Southern New Mexico for some letterboxing in Las Cruces and a trip to Bosque del Apache to see the birds.