Another round of Thanks

From: (twograysquirrels@aol.com) | Date: 2000-10-24 15:32:03 UTC-04:00

Another round of Thanks to Mark & Mary Ann for visiting the York River
Letterbox and recovering it. I should have covered it with a rock but I was
new at this at the time and who knew leaves would blow away. It is nice that
we take care of each others boxes. I have been thinking of taking extra
baggies and a box incase a box needs repairing when I find it. The 1st York
River letterbox is missing. No one has ever found it. I guess you didn't get
the word. I'm glad you didn't spend time looking for it.
Squirrel

Re: [LbNA] Another round of Thanks

From: Space (Judi@SpaceFamily.net) | Date: 2000-10-24 15:57:35 UTC-04:00

Great idea, Squirrel! I've thought about it too, and will now add those baggies and extra boxes when I go a-huntin'. BTW what happens to letterbox log books when they fill up?
Space Traveler
F9P6

twograysquirrels@aol.com wrote:

I have been thinking of taking extra
baggies and a box incase a box needs repairing when I find it.

Re: Another round of Thanks

From: Jay Drew (drewclan@aol.com) | Date: 2000-10-25 11:50:04 UTC

>BTW what happens to letterbox log books when they fill up?
> Space Traveler
> F9P6
>

Space, I know of one book that has filled up, and therefore may
qualify as the "most visited" letterbox in North America. It's called
Elaine and Jerry's Rocks and is on the Connecticut map. The owners
(the Disch Family?) replaced the log book and moved the old one to
our local EMS store where you can see it and check out probably 100
different personal stamps.

We haven't had any of our own logbooks fill up yet, but think when
they do we may save them as a keepsake.

Jay in still fall colored CT