Total messages: 64287 in 25451 threads (page 297 of 1019)
March 2004
Started by howling_crow (howlingcrow@webtv.net) |
2 messages |
First message: 2004-03-07
| Last message: 2004-03-08
Hello,
Recently Team HowlingCrow has had to pull two of our boxes for
maintenance and we also moved one box to ease traffic on its
surroundings. The pulled boxes are: "Lock 18" and "Good Cheer!"....
Started by mepanj (mepanj@kynd.net) |
2 messages |
First message: 2004-03-07
| Last message: 2004-03-07
Finally reached that seemingly ellusive goal of 100 finds! Spent the
day in Portland, ME and found some really nice boxes (as usual).
Riverton trolley boxes: only able to find the trolley. The...
Started by Debbi Scott (dscott5377@earthlink.net) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-07
Cherie.
You are on the list for my Hearts Across America PLB and you email has
bouned (AOL says you don't exist).
Can you please email me at dscott5377 at earthlink dot net so that I can
update...
Started by Chuck Straub (woodschuckstraub@yahoo.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-07
Chuck & Molly's
In Search of
The Curse of the Billy Goat
Placed: 3-6-04
Planted By: Chuck and Molly
Location: Waterford, Connecticut, New London County
Rated: Easy. 1 small grassy hill, About .5...
Started by Chuck Straub (woodschuckstraub@yahoo.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-07
Chuck & Molly's
In Search of
Phantom Kangaroos
Placed: 2-28-04
Planted By: Chuck and Molly
Location: Willington, Connecticut, Tolland County
Rated: Easy terrain. No large hills. Well marked trail....
Started by Kimberly (MartianShark@msn.com) |
7 messages |
First message: 2004-03-07
| Last message: 2004-03-08
OK, I am totally serious about asking for a stuffed jackalope. I am doing a paper for bio, about a species that might be found on campus. In order to show that it might be found on campus, I want...
Started by Mark Pepe (mjpepe1@comcast.net) |
3 messages |
First message: 2004-03-07
| Last message: 2004-03-08
Hi boxers:
I have posted the Funhog interview.
Hope you enjoy!
Have fun and just get out there & box!!!
Mark Pepe
http://pepeanddavidow.blogspot.com/
Started by CW (symphony@enter.net) |
10 messages |
First message: 2004-03-06
| Last message: 2004-03-09
I've never done it, but what about people who do rubbings of tombstones? Is
this an "iffy" activity?
ellimac
"Faith means trusting in advance what will only make sense in reverse" --
Philip...
Started by Christopher Vynanek (GatoRx@comcast.net) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-06
Hi,
I picked up the Professor from Gravely Hill Multicache, and geocache
in Jacksonville, FL. He has been placed in a letterbox, but in keeping
with his guidelines, I won't say where. Thanks...
Started by Lady Hydrangea Prisspott nee Hedge (lady_prisspott@yahoo.com) |
4 messages |
First message: 2004-03-06
| Last message: 2004-03-08
Your little rule book is wron, and I'm going to find others in your
organization that agree with me and we're going to team up to
circumvent your rules."
Appealing to the administration of the NPS...
Started by (DSNFEET@aol.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-06
FYI
Just wanted all to know we had to pull the Lancaster, MA 350th Letterbox due
to planned construction in the area. It will be replanted or relocated ASAP.
thanks
Dancin' Feet
Started by Julia Benfield (julia@rjsoap.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-06
Just wanted to say HI , and that I planted a new box yesterday in
Manchester, NH. Looking forward to warmer weather and more boxing!
Julia
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Started by Mark Pepe (mjpepe1@comcast.net) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-06
Hi boxers:
Just wanted to give you a heads up that the 4th in my Interview
Series, with Funhog, will be posted on Monday. Hope you enjoy this
peek into the Hog's world.
Thanks for all of the...
Started by rscarpen (RiskyNil@pocketmail.com) |
3 messages |
First message: 2004-03-06
| Last message: 2004-03-06
There I was, relaxing, playing a good game of Freecell, pondering
that post about what a "poor stance" I had on the NPS. I don't agree
with them--but it's a free country? Why would my disagreeing...
Started by dave & diane (vonderinsel@cox.net) |
2 messages |
First message: 2004-03-06
| Last message: 2004-03-06
Did I catch this correctly? My uncle once told me that a graveyard is a burial plot directly in the land adjoining a church, and that a cemetery is a burial plot not adjoining the church's building....
Started by Chuck and Laura Lubelczyk (naturbuf@gwi.net) |
5 messages |
First message: 2004-03-05
| Last message: 2004-03-06
I don't know about other places but at least two National Wildlife
Refuges around here have said no to both geocaching and letterboxing.
Nautilus
quarksmom wrote:
> I think we need to clarify our...
Started by Kimberly (MartianShark@msn.com) |
12 messages |
First message: 2004-03-05
| Last message: 2004-03-07
I'm looking for a jackalope, to take a picture of for a school project. It's for bio, we have to do a paper on a species found on campus, so I'm going for the humourous approach. Anyone in new...
Started by july4thbaby2001 (candle6829@aol.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-05
has anybody found #1 & #8 I could sure use some help on these
thanks alot
Started by Lady Hydrangea Prisspott nee Hedge (lady_prisspott@yahoo.com) |
2 messages |
First message: 2004-03-05
| Last message: 2004-03-06
Following is the only thing I found on the web regarding the NPS
policy on letterboxing.
----To: All National Park Service Areas and Offices
From: Division of Ranger Activities,...
Started by thedoubtfulguests (thedoubtfulguests@yahoo.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-05
As I recall the Nat. Park rule language is more like "no letterboxes
or geocaches may be placed 'without permission.'" Correct me if I
am wrong.
I believe we shouldn't even think of asking to...
Started by quarksmom (quarksmom@earthlink.net) |
2 messages |
First message: 2004-03-05
| Last message: 2004-03-05
I think we need to clarify our terminology. There are several
federal land agencies with a variety of purposes.
National Parks are foremost to "preserve" a national treasure -
sometimes natural...
Started by rscarpen (RiskyNil@pocketmail.com) |
1 message |
First message: 2004-03-05
I've had a LOT of people discover letterboxing for no other reason
than finding some of my clues on the Internet while doing a Google
search for an unrelated topic.
Typically, that's not a...
Started by dicknoone (dicknoone@yahoo.com) |
3 messages |
First message: 2004-03-05
| Last message: 2004-03-07
Clearly National Parks are more suited to snowmobiling than
letterboxing. Please refrain from placing letterboxes in National
Parks as they may destroy the natural state snowmobilers expect to...
Started by Chuck & Molly (woodschuckstraub@yahoo.com) |
4 messages |
First message: 2004-03-05
| Last message: 2004-03-07
I can name 17 letterboxes in cemeteries in just
eastern Connecticut. Tolland, Windham and New London
Counties. I think there are far more letterboxes in
cemeteries than we imagine. ....Chuck and...
Started by Zoe-Anne (gronilot@earthlink.net) |
4 messages |
First message: 2004-03-05
| Last message: 2004-03-05
I live in Vegas- and was wondering about placing boxes in Red Rock Canyon. This is under the BLM administration. Does that count as a national park?
Thanks, Zoe-Anne
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