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In a message dated 4/20/99 12:24:22 AM: >> ...I don't mind if you >> all know this true confession ~ >> I may be the only living person who liked that TV show >> "Cop Rock" and I'm sorry I...

> I may be the only living person who liked that TV show > "Cop Rock" and I'm sorry I only have one episode taped. > Deborah > Madison, WI Anything with "Rock" in the title must be good -...

MixtMedia@aol.com wrote: > ...On lists set up with "reply to sender" as default, when I have > replied to an individual when I meant to reply to the group at large, > I can always resend to the...

Where would you prefer that replies to the list be sent, by default? Remember, REPLY TO LIST encourages group participation, but makes it difficult to reply personally to the sender. This is the...

Fellow letterboxers, Recently, I've been made aware of at least one person's desire that we change the way this talk list works. Since we have such a wonderful history of making decisions as a...

This is the first letterbox (other than mine) that we've found! After a false start and some waiting out of inclement weather (ok, so far I'm a fair-weather boxer...), we headed up to the capitol...

I was just looking this over. At these rates we could get a 2 1/8" X 1 1/4" stamp for a little over a buck (if I mount them myself. What do you think? A fringe benefit of this is that we would be...

Bonita McLaughlin wrote: > I was reading the end of "Song of Myself" over the > weekend and got to wondering, was Walt actually > the first American letterboxer? What do you think? > I...

If you are new on the list and wondering how you can become involved here are a few pointers. 1) Send out a group note or two and ask some questions. People enjoy sharing what they've learned and...

Greetings everybody: I was reading the end of "Song of Myself" over the weekend and got to wondering, was Walt actually the first American letterboxer? What do you think? I bequeathe myself to...

jjp wrote: > Um, I may have missed something (I haven't been able to read all > my mail lately) so please remind me what we're doing here, ok? Julie, I think we are doing a few things. Mitch is...

Has anybody checked this out? http://www.welshmail.freeserve.co.uk/chatroom.htm Erik ------------------------------------------------------------------------ eGroup home:...

Here are a few... Owosso Graphic Arts: This one has no prices listed, but do say that they accept orders online and have a 24 hour turnaround. Magnesium plates. This recent testimonial from a RS...

erik/susan davis wrote: > dan servatius wrote: > I've been wondering if there is something like an electronic > bulletin board that you could use to say, create a rubber > stamp template. Several...

Ben and I re-installed Prayer Rock Letterbox on Sunday, same location. Presently, the bank has eroded (from the flood last July) to about 12 - 15 feet from the letterbox. No need to go in the...

I still have about 60 of the American Science and Surplus containers of the size 3 1/2 X 3 1/2". Also have about 10 of the size 2 5/8 X 5 5/8". These are not quite as wide as the other ones but...

Those of you letterboxing in Pennsylvania may be interested to know that all the USGS topo maps are downloadable for free from Penn State's maproom at: http://www.maproom.psu.edu/drg1/ They also...

Deborah- Thanks for compiling this information ! Very interesting. Sheila At 02:54 PM 4/9/99 EDT, you wrote: >I queried privately about this subject with Rob and Graham, >and they were kind...

In a message dated 4/9/99 11:01:25 AM Central Daylight Time, elf@pclink.com writes: > Yep, sure. In fact I have about 15 of the tall narrow ones and about > 65 of the short squat ones left. ...

I queried privately about this subject with Rob and Graham, and they were kind enough to reply in detail! We thought it might be helpful for others as well, to see their answers compiled into one...

Thank you JDW and Bonnie for the concern over liability. You have probably already seen Erik's response and I put the Disclaimer in full that we are using at the end of this post. I should explain...

For what it's worth I looked for waivers in a couple of hiking group's web sites. I didn't find any sort of waiver at the Appalachian Mountain Club, either on their home page or the Berkshire...

erik/susan davis wrote: > LETTERBOXING IN THE USA IS ONE YEAR OLD! > Thanks to all who made this First Year of US Letterboxing happen: > Chris Granstrom, and Adrian Williams, for the Smithsonian...

I was wondering if anyone had thought of doing a baseball letterbox: 1st base, 2nd, 3rd, Home, for instance. You could have a bat for a stamp, perhaps a baseball, a glove and a diamond. Just...

This seems to be a topic to understand (how non-specific letterboxes will work). I think these have a place, though they are not mapped specifically. And I think the interface, in general, which...