--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, mindizney@a... wrote:
> I know its only Sat. however I've had a great week of boxing! I was able to
> get out there four days out of six, which is pretty good considering that it
> was supposed to rain a good portion of the week! I probably could have
> gotten out on Monday and Friday, if I didn't have to work on a term paper and
> mow my lawn!
>
> Tuesday brought me grad class, which means that I was able to visit the New
> Britain General Hospital... but I'm OK! Actually, I found the NBGH letterbox
> in Walnut Park! Happily, I was the first to stamp in! I would have found it
> on Monday (since I was right down the street at Great Taste), but I hadn't
> gotten the e-mail with the clues yet!
>
> Wednesday brought a "Dead Bug". I'm not sure that it is legal to go through
> those teeth, but found the box anyway. I just barely squeezed through....
> Too bad that I had rehearsal that evening, or I would have found others in
> the area.....
>
> Thursday brought a surprisingly good day! Surprising since it was supposed
> to rain! I was able to get out to Vernon to grab the Rails to Trails series.
> I tried for Rockville Spur, however it was missing, and since replaced!
> (Fast work Bill and Craig!) Hopefully, I will find it sometime soon!
>
> Friday brought lawn mowing.... I had been waiting for my dad to switch lawn
> mowers with me, and he hadn't done so thus far, so I didn't have a working
> lawnmower. I told myself that if the lawnmower hadn't been switched, or I
> was unable to get the old one running, that I would get out for some
> boxing.... To my dismay, Dad switched the lawn mowers first thing this
> morning on his way to work.... which means that I had to mow the lawn.....
> sigh....
>
> Sat. proved to be a fruitful day! I met up with Butterfly and Bluebird in
> Danielson and found Silly Siblings, Louisiana Quarter Stamp, North Carolina
> Quarter Stamp, The Baseball LB, Haunted Trails LB (well, just the stamp. The
> rest of the box was totally destroyed. We left the stamp in a big baggie,
> but threw out the box. The logbook was totally missing, and the stamp pad
> and box were in terrible shape), Maryland Quarter STamp, Rhode Island Quarter
> Stamp, and Ghost Riders.
>
> On the way back, I found the Frog Rock, Kentucky Quarter Stamp, General
> Lyon's Memorial, 1870's Riddle, and the Rainy Day LB. All in all, a great
> day! Thanks Bluebird and Butterfly... and all who planted boxes out there in
> that neck of the woods!
>
> Happy Hunting tomorrow in Sunny CT!
> Music Woman
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >Hey Pam,wow you guys were really moving today.New Hampshire State Stamp is about 100 feet away from Silly Siblings and God Bless America is almost the same starting area as Louisiana State Stamp.Did you guys get the clues for these boxes yet.If not,oh well it will give you guys a excuse to come back up our way.Lenny/Kathy The NeeDeeps

In a message dated 5/3/2003 8:20:42 PM Eastern Standard Time,
needeeps@webtv.net writes:


> >Hey Pam,wow you guys were really moving today.New
> Hampshire State Stamp is about 100 feet away from Silly Siblings and God
> Bless America is almost the same starting area as Louisiana State Stamp.Did
> you guys get the clues for these boxes yet.If not,oh well it will give you
> guys a excuse to come back up our way.Lenny/Kathy The NeeDeeps
>

Well... since I didn't know we were going to Danielson until I was underway,
I didn't bring ANY clues... I relied on Butterfly and Bluebird. I guess that
means that we will be visiting Danielson again!

Oh well.... and to think that I got around Ross Pond in less than an hour....
I guess I'll have to do that again!
Music Woman


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