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letter box
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mail box
A multiple arrangement of boxes for receipt and/or distribution of mail at a central point in a building; mainly used in apartment or office buildings.
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A tournament held over the weekend in Leominster and Fitchburg, the Great Northern Tier Geocaching and Letterboxing Tournament, featured two styles of modern treasure hunting.
On the hunt for treasure with trusty GPS; Geocaching event held in ... by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Letterboxing is another popular pastime in the national park, a cross between orienteering and treasure hunting, there are clubs which organise letterbox trails over the moors, leaving little boxes with a stamp and visitors' book for finders to sign.
Dartmoor; travel 10 great reasons to visit.. by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
If a GPS receiver isn''t in your budget right now, perhaps you might give Letterboxing a try.
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