Ouch!
I am cringing just reading your account. I am so glad you made it out and are
recovering. I am sending you all my good thoughts!
I don't know if Sir Balthazar told you, but during a discussion of injuries
last week, he let on to us a hint of your adventure (but he wanted to leave the
story to you to tell the group - and boy! You REALLY had an adventure!). We
had decided then that you must receive the Letterboxing Purple Heart stamp
(circulated only to those injured in the line of Letterboxing).
It is currently en route to me for my dog attack adventure with my dog last
week. As soon as I stamp in, I am then going to send it along to you.
So sit back, relax and follow the doctor's orders for a while and this stamp
will find you.
Stay well!
-Kim (Rustypuff)
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Pandora's Rant - My Adventures Letterboxing in Los Angeles and my ...
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Re: [LbNA] Pandora's Rant - My Adventures Letterboxing in Los Angeles and my ...
From: (HANNAHKAT@aol.com) |
Date: 2003-06-04 15:42:23 UTC-04:00
Re: [LbNA] Pandora's Rant - My Adventures Letterboxing in Los Angeles and my ...
From: (Nobbyhicks@aol.com) |
Date: 2003-06-04 21:11:39 UTC-04:00
Dear Pandora,
I am very sorry to hear of your misadventures. Perhaps it was a bit too much
of a good thing. My daugther and I have gone to the Millard Falls box, the
missing sign is confusing but the hike to the Falls really is only 1/2 mile. I
have taken 3-4 year olds to the Falls, a slow journey but not trumatic.
Letterboxing is so much fun its hard to know when to stop but accidents happen
most often when we are tired and in a hurry.
May you heal quickly!
Wallis
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I am very sorry to hear of your misadventures. Perhaps it was a bit too much
of a good thing. My daugther and I have gone to the Millard Falls box, the
missing sign is confusing but the hike to the Falls really is only 1/2 mile. I
have taken 3-4 year olds to the Falls, a slow journey but not trumatic.
Letterboxing is so much fun its hard to know when to stop but accidents happen
most often when we are tired and in a hurry.
May you heal quickly!
Wallis
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