I personally like to view other peoples carvings. I enjoy seeing what's out
there, especially places I will probably never go to. There have been some
posts from new stamp carvers that are concerned with the quality of their
work. I have decided to show all the carvings that I have ever put in my
boxes. All but 1 are still in use. Some are good, some are bad. They are
listed in the order that the boxes were planted. This is pretty close to the
order that they were carved. The images appear on 2 pages of my web site.
They can be found on my letterboxing page under Chucks Carvings Page 1 and
Chucks Carvings Page 2. I call them Chuck's Carvings The Good, The Bad, The
Ugly.
http://www.chuckstraub.com/Letterboxing/connecticut_letterboxes.htm
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Chuck's Carvings The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
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Started on 2003-07-04
Chuck's Carvings The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
From: Chuck Straub (woodschuckstraub@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2003-07-04 18:35:48 UTC-04:00
Re: Chuck's Carvings The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
From: rospa10 (wilmes2@mindspring.com) |
Date: 2003-07-05 01:28:54 UTC
Chuck,
I think your stamps and clues are great. I also would love the
chance to look at the stamp images at their finest (AFTER finding the
box). For the life of me I could not get a clear image of the
Knowlton letterbox stamp! Too large..no flat rock at hand.
Cat lover/gardener/teacher
-- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Chuck Straub"
wrote:
> I personally like to view other peoples carvings. I enjoy seeing
what's out
> there, especially places I will probably never go to. There have
been some
> posts from new stamp carvers that are concerned with the quality of
their
> work. I have decided to show all the carvings that I have ever put
in my
> boxes. All but 1 are still in use. Some are good, some are bad.
They are
> listed in the order that the boxes were planted. This is pretty
close to the
> order that they were carved. The images appear on 2 pages of my web
site.
> They can be found on my letterboxing page under Chucks Carvings
Page 1 and
> Chucks Carvings Page 2. I call them Chuck's Carvings The Good, The
Bad, The
> Ugly.
> http://www.chuckstraub.com/Letterboxing/connecticut_letterboxes.htm
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
I think your stamps and clues are great. I also would love the
chance to look at the stamp images at their finest (AFTER finding the
box). For the life of me I could not get a clear image of the
Knowlton letterbox stamp! Too large..no flat rock at hand.
Cat lover/gardener/teacher
-- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Chuck Straub"
> I personally like to view other peoples carvings. I enjoy seeing
what's out
> there, especially places I will probably never go to. There have
been some
> posts from new stamp carvers that are concerned with the quality of
their
> work. I have decided to show all the carvings that I have ever put
in my
> boxes. All but 1 are still in use. Some are good, some are bad.
They are
> listed in the order that the boxes were planted. This is pretty
close to the
> order that they were carved. The images appear on 2 pages of my web
site.
> They can be found on my letterboxing page under Chucks Carvings
Page 1 and
> Chucks Carvings Page 2. I call them Chuck's Carvings The Good, The
Bad, The
> Ugly.
> http://www.chuckstraub.com/Letterboxing/connecticut_letterboxes.htm
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Chuck's Carvings The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
From: cavy_lovers4 (adelcoll@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2003-07-05 13:35:31 UTC
I love the clues for your safari series - the photos are super! They
have been on my list for whenever we get to Mansfield.
But I don't think any of your stamps qualify as ugly! Maybe I should
post our first personal stamp - hacked out of an old pink eraser with
a steak knife one night so we could go on our first letterboxing trip
the next day. (Patience has never been one of my strong suits).
Cavy Lovers
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "rospa10" wrote:
> Chuck,
> I think your stamps and clues are great. I also would love the
> chance to look at the stamp images at their finest (AFTER finding
the
> box). For the life of me I could not get a clear image of the
> Knowlton letterbox stamp! Too large..no flat rock at hand.
> Cat lover/gardener/teacher
>
>
>
> -- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Chuck Straub"
> wrote:
> > I personally like to view other peoples carvings. I enjoy seeing
> what's out
> > there, especially places I will probably never go to. There have
> been some
> > posts from new stamp carvers that are concerned with the quality
of
> their
> > work. I have decided to show all the carvings that I have ever
put
> in my
> > boxes. All but 1 are still in use. Some are good, some are bad.
> They are
> > listed in the order that the boxes were planted. This is pretty
> close to the
> > order that they were carved. The images appear on 2 pages of my
web
> site.
> > They can be found on my letterboxing page under Chucks Carvings
> Page 1 and
> > Chucks Carvings Page 2. I call them Chuck's Carvings The Good,
The
> Bad, The
> > Ugly.
> >
http://www.chuckstraub.com/Letterboxing/connecticut_letterboxes.htm
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
have been on my list for whenever we get to Mansfield.
But I don't think any of your stamps qualify as ugly! Maybe I should
post our first personal stamp - hacked out of an old pink eraser with
a steak knife one night so we could go on our first letterboxing trip
the next day. (Patience has never been one of my strong suits).
Cavy Lovers
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "rospa10"
> Chuck,
> I think your stamps and clues are great. I also would love the
> chance to look at the stamp images at their finest (AFTER finding
the
> box). For the life of me I could not get a clear image of the
> Knowlton letterbox stamp! Too large..no flat rock at hand.
> Cat lover/gardener/teacher
>
>
>
> -- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Chuck Straub"
>
> > I personally like to view other peoples carvings. I enjoy seeing
> what's out
> > there, especially places I will probably never go to. There have
> been some
> > posts from new stamp carvers that are concerned with the quality
of
> their
> > work. I have decided to show all the carvings that I have ever
put
> in my
> > boxes. All but 1 are still in use. Some are good, some are bad.
> They are
> > listed in the order that the boxes were planted. This is pretty
> close to the
> > order that they were carved. The images appear on 2 pages of my
web
> site.
> > They can be found on my letterboxing page under Chucks Carvings
> Page 1 and
> > Chucks Carvings Page 2. I call them Chuck's Carvings The Good,
The
> Bad, The
> > Ugly.
> >
http://www.chuckstraub.com/Letterboxing/connecticut_letterboxes.htm
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]