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April 1999
Started by Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
11 messages |
First message: 1999-04-05
| Last message: 1999-04-07
Several people have stated over the last few months that the only
rule in letterboxing is that there are no rules. This is a bit
of a misnomer. Michael Gladney, Trevor Dallas, Adrian and...
Started by Bonita McLaughlin (bonitasusan@hotmail.com) |
1 message |
First message: 1999-04-05
Hello everybody. Yesterday I took advantage of the unexpectedly sunny
weather and checked on my two boxes at Wendell State Forest in Wendell,
Massachusetts. The score? Letterboxes - 2, Winter -...
Started by Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
2 messages |
First message: 1999-04-04
| Last message: 1999-04-05
Let me know if this sounds reasonable in the quest for the perfect
container.
1) Preferably a hermetic seal but at least a water-tight seal.
2) Must come in a size big enough to hold a 3 X 5 book...
Started by (tammy@unity.ncsu.edu) |
8 messages |
First message: 1999-04-04
| Last message: 1999-04-08
When you stamp someone's letterbox log book with your personal
stamp, do you write anything else, like your name? Or just
stamp the stamp? I just finished my personal stamp. It doesn't
have my...
Started by Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
4 messages |
First message: 1999-04-02
| Last message: 1999-04-09
To all:
I realized a long time ago that the hardest part about getting
started is getting assistance and getting your questions answered.
As good as our help and FAQ's on the Web page are, a good...
Started by Greg Bradley (bradman@blitz-it.net) |
3 messages |
First message: 1999-04-02
| Last message: 1999-04-02
Well our trip to Arkansas was successful except
we got rained out last Sunday. We had two teenagers with us that we
totally exhausted on the Hemmed in Hollow hike. So with the rain and the...
March 1999
Started by Randy Hall (randy@mapsurfer.com) |
2 messages |
First message: 1999-03-29
| Last message: 1999-03-30
> Anyway, I noticed on the first page (www.letterboxing.com) that it says
> ...and I quote:
>
> "...At present we are able to offer you...the opportunity to join the only
> Letterboxing mailing list...
Started by Randy Hall (randy@mapsurfer.com) |
10 messages |
First message: 1999-03-29
| Last message: 1999-04-02
I have written a draft of a letterboxing in America FAQ sort of
summarizing my experiences after my first year of American
letterboxing (more or less). It certainly is not meant to...
Started by Steven Stary (kurrwic@yahoo.com) |
1 message |
First message: 1999-03-28
If anyone would care to see the UW student newspaper's article on the
theater closing go to:...
Started by Steven Stary (kurrwic@yahoo.com) |
2 messages |
First message: 1999-03-28
| Last message: 1999-03-28
Hi all,
Last night I placed a letterbox as part of Deborah's Madison Tribute
Series to commemorate the closing of the almost 100 year old Majestic
Theater, and the end of the Rocky Horror Picture...
Started by Tom Cooch (tcooch@mail.sover.net) |
1 message |
First message: 1999-03-28
Yesterday it was crystal clear here in central Vermont, with
nighttime temperatures down to 20 and daytime in the 50's. There are
still two feet of snow on our lawn, but that won't last long!
My...
Started by (Letterboxr@aol.com) |
1 message |
First message: 1999-03-27
Stamperhog@aol.com writes:
> If you want kids to use water-soluble ink, you don;t need to worry about the
> durability of the PAPER or the INK. YOu need to worry about the water-
> tightness of...
Started by (Stamperhog@aol.com) |
9 messages |
First message: 1999-03-24
| Last message: 1999-03-26
In a message dated 3/24/99 4:04:23 AM, Letterboxr@aol.com wrote:
<<
I tried out the Rite in the Rain paper as well, using a standard Carters stamp
pad from an office supply store. I also found...
Started by jjp (exposto1@airmail.net) |
2 messages |
First message: 1999-03-24
| Last message: 1999-03-24
>Regarding the waterproof paper not accepting water-based stamp pad inks:
>There are some stamp pads with ink designed for non-porus surfaces - we
>have one that we use at our local planning...
Started by Greg Bradley (bradman@blitz-it.net) |
3 messages |
First message: 1999-03-23
| Last message: 1999-03-23
-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Servatius
To: letterbox-usa@egroups.com
Date: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 8:31 PM
Subject: [L-USA] Hawaii Letterbox?
>I think we may need to send a delegate...
Started by (tammy@unity.ncsu.edu) |
4 messages |
First message: 1999-03-23
| Last message: 1999-03-24
Should there be an ink pad in the letterbox or do you take
one along with you when you hunt a letterbox?
Tammy Abernethy * Dept Plant Pathology * N C S U * tammy@unity.ncsu.edu
Lady Belle...
Started by Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
1 message |
First message: 1999-03-22
http://www.ed.gov/pubs/parents/Geography/relation.html#control
This is one of the links you can get to by clicking on the
100 Aker wood map (Chrisptopher Robin) at the Kids Corner.
I just found it...
Started by Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
7 messages |
First message: 1999-03-22
| Last message: 1999-04-06
Linda Aplin wrote:
> Thanks Daniel for sending the container. I'm going to carve and
> stamp, and see if I can fit all the necessary goodies into the jar.
> It seems a bit small, but perhaps I...
Started by Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
5 messages |
First message: 1999-03-22
| Last message: 1999-03-24
Stamperhog@aol.com wrote:
> I am amazed at the book...... sure LOOKS like paper........ tears like
> paper.....wonder how it is so weather-proof. Have you tested this stuff?????
I submerged it in...
Started by Thom Cheney (tcgrafx@imagina.com) |
12 messages |
First message: 1999-03-22
| Last message: 2003-08-08
Hey Daniel,
I received the container you sent. Thanks for the speedy reply! I am
going to give it a try. Being used to the sandwich keepers, I have been
able to keep all the paperwork flat. This...
Started by Daniel Servatius (elf@pclink.com) |
1 message |
First message: 1999-03-21
http://www.mapsurfer.com/boxes/box3.html
Check out this page for the difficulty rating used by Randy.
I was wondering if anybody else likes the star rating symbols
besides me. Here's why I like...
Started by (teapot@teapot.mv.com) |
1 message |
First message: 1999-03-20
Did anyone catch that show on the History Channel about letterboxing in
Dartmoor? Apparently it was on a couple of months ago...and does anyone
know if it will be shown...
Started by (Letterboxr@aol.com) |
3 messages |
First message: 1999-03-20
| Last message: 1999-03-20
Dear Friends,
If you pull up the main page of the Letterboxing USA site
(www.letterboxing.org), you should now find a revised version of the retro
postcard-inspired masthead design.
Perfectionist...
Started by (Letterboxr@aol.com) |
4 messages |
First message: 1999-03-20
| Last message: 1999-03-20
MixtMedia@aol.com writes:
> (Incidently, Mitch and all,
> I have tons of stamps, too, and even though I am married,
> adoration [at the very least], would be appropriate and...
Started by (Stamperhog@aol.com) |
1 message |
First message: 1999-03-19
In a message dated 3/19/99 11:35:22 PM, MixtMedia@aol.com wrote:
<<
I have tons of stamps, too, and even though I am married,
adoration [at the very least], would be appropriate and...