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March 2004
Started by Rayvenhaus (rayvenhaus@myndworx.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-09
This has been cross posted because I know of a few people that don't read
the Main Talklist.
The first original Letterbox Difficulty Rating System is now up and running
at The National Letterbox...
Started by Silver Eagle (sileagle@alltel.net) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-09
The Event was a huge success, thanks to the great weather
(70 degree sunny day), food, letterboxes and people. We
ended up with over 35 attendees, 4 new letterboxes in the
park to go with the 7...
Started by pamelar123 (pamelar123@aol.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-09
Box #1 in "Bovine Double Dip" (Germantown, MD) is dry, happy, and
nestled back in hiding just waiting for company.
Vespa Vikings
Started by butterfly_in_ct (jsperrazza@snet.net) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-09
Hello Sunseeker in Utah.
I just read your clues to the Ct to Ut Bridge Box that you posted..
They sound really nice, I am sure the CT folks that sent boxes to
Utah are happy to see them getting...
Started by sailor_mystique (Sailor_Mystique@hotmail.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-09
I'm doing a project for my English class on Letterboxing. The
problem is that I need literary sources to demostrate and quote from.
I only know of one book, The Letterboxer's Guide, that has to...
Started by Mark Pepe (mjpepe1@comcast.net) |
2 messages |
First message: 2004-03-09
| Last message: 2004-03-09
Hi boxers,
My Box Maintenance Hospital that I announced last week is very low on
patients. We could use an influx of long distance boxes that need
some TLC or just a look-see from area...
Started by Rainear, Tim TQO (trainear@tqs.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-09
I'll be in the greater Dallas area for a few days, the week after Easter.
I may have part time access to a car around dinnertime once or twice.
I didn't see too many boxes listed for that neck o'...
Started by poisoniivv (poisonivy@haveashittyday.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-09
It's coming, it's almost here!
Things are thawed out East and the sun is shining a bit more warmly.
It's PLANTING season.
I need to get out and mend Calvin (he's half cracked)
I believe I need to...
Started by Northstar (northstar9230@yahoo.com) |
2 messages |
First message: 2004-03-09
| Last message: 2004-03-12
Logo Patches go to----->Kay "Mohmers" ? Merit Badges---->Chris'
Creations? Window Decals to-----> Moonlight Media? Is this all
correct? What does-"please hand stamp" mean? Lastly, I am not...
Started by Northstar (northstar9230@yahoo.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-09
The clues in the last boxes give you the park name AND how to get to
the boxes??? I'm confused. Please help me. --Northstar
Started by Laura/Nautilus (naturbuf@gwi.net) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-09
LETTERBOXING AT LAUDHOLM GATHERING
Sunday, March 21 from 11 am to 4 pm
Location:
This event will be held rain or shine at the scenic and historic
Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve at...
Started by Jess Anderson (Andersoj@pomfretschool.org) |
2 messages |
First message: 2004-03-08
| Last message: 2004-03-09
We found a hitchhiker in the jumble series in Mashmoquet State Park in
Pomfret CT, but to our dismay it was only logged as a hitchhiker with no
other identity and no log....we moved it on but would...
Started by enders_angel_80 (enders_angel_80@yahoo.com) |
4 messages |
First message: 2004-03-09
| Last message: 2004-03-10
sorry Enders and I couldn't make it to the Philly gathering, he was
just not up to the amount of exertion it would take after all the
medical tests and stuff, we just went back to the hotel and...
Started by Gwen and Don Jackson (foxsecurity@earthlink.net) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-08
If you want detailed info on the Kernville Gathering 4/24/04 you can either go to the LBNA links section and then scroll down to and click on Silent Doug's Letterboxing Info. or go directly to Silent...
Started by Gwen and Don Jackson (foxsecurity@earthlink.net) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-08
It seems as though when ever we leave town and not checking the computer daily ,conversations tend to get a little tense so this is on the late side. On our trip through Wy., Idaho, and Montana last...
Started by (motofranz@webtv.net) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-08
Thanks to all the (mostly) Connecticut letterboxers that stamped in the
Ugly Duckling HitchHiker.
The little guy has been on the road for over a year.(are his wings
tired)
It is a real treat to see...
Started by Suzanne H. (realroadrunner@earthlink.net) |
4 messages |
First message: 2004-03-08
| Last message: 2004-03-09
Hi all,
Kerblammo and I are going to be traveling to Portland, OR the first
weekend in Aril and will have one day to do some letterboxing in
areas we can reach without a car. We are going to be...
Started by dvn2rckr (dvn2rckr@yahoo.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-08
I'm trying to contact a letterboxing group that goes by the
name 'LP' who I think resides in the Southern CA area, please drop
me a note offline.
Thanks,
dvn2r ckr
Started by Cristy (tryscience@hotmail.com) |
14 messages |
First message: 2004-03-08
| Last message: 2004-03-10
Hi, my family is new to letterboxing and have had some difficulty
even with our first quests. I am wondering, is it appropriate to
email the placer to ask for further clarification of the clues? ...
Started by Suzanne H. (realroadrunner@earthlink.net) |
3 messages |
First message: 2004-03-08
| Last message: 2004-03-09
Hi,
Since Nevada boxes are kind of few in number (althoughb I am working to change this!), I
had gone to the old site and picked up a few additional clue sheets for other Nevada
boxes. Yesterday...
Started by thedoubtfulguests (thedoubtfulguests@yahoo.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-08
I have some roving event stamps that I can mail to the next gather
that would like them. I had planned to send them to a WI gather
right after Philly Leap Day but that did not work out.
Planning...
Started by Laurie Searle (laurie.searle@mindspring.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-07
I'm with the Georgia Orienteering Club. We're hosting a national
orienteering convention at Truett-McConnell in Cleveland, GA in June.
We'd like to offer a workshop on GeoCashing and Letterboxing....
Started by rospa10 (wilmes2@mindspring.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-08
To dovetail Jay Drew's comments on taking rubbings of gravestones, it
is not allowed in our local Mansfield Center, Ct. cemetary. Any
abrasion to stone (some of it of a soft composition) will have...
Started by Drew Family (drewclan@aol.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-08
> The papers, particularly the rice paper that was popularly used by
many,
> leave behind particles during the rubbing process. These
particles/fibers expand
> when they get wet (ie rain). This...
Started by (DSNFEET@aol.com) |
2 messages |
First message: 2004-03-07
| Last message: 2004-03-07
The papers, particularly the rice paper that was popularly used by many,
leave behind particles during the rubbing process. These particles/fibers expand
when they get wet (ie rain). This in turn...