yo
please send me this 'spot' in R.I. that is glutted with boxes. I have
been driving to Mansfield and could use a different direction :-)
butterfly
p.s. when you do your homework and find a good place for your new
series, I hope to have the fun of hunting them out.

warrioringilead wrote:

>I have all packed and ready a seven box letterbox series
>entitled "Blade Runner", after the movie.
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>My neck of the woods in RI is glutted with letterboxes.
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>I'd like to plant something closer to Misquamicut, since the only
>ones our there are real buggers to get to. Burlingame is out, as is
>Ninigret, and anywhere near URI. I want to get closer to CT, but
>still close to the water.
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>Does anyone have any suggestions for a park or location for this
>series? I'll ideally like to have rather easy terrain.
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>Yes, I will be doing my own research, but it doesn't hurt to ask ;-)
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--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, NLS wrote:
> yo
> please send me this 'spot' in R.I. that is glutted with boxes. I
have
> been driving to Mansfield and could use a different direction :-)
> butterfly

All of Washinton County, RI. South Kingstown, North Kingstown, West
Kingston, Charlestown ..... just look on the list. I can't walk to
the grocery store without saying "oh, such and such a letterbox is
over there".

> p.s. when you do your homework and find a good place for your new
> series, I hope to have the fun of hunting them out.

Parting is such sweet sorrow, but (IMHO) I think this series is cool.

Warrior Woman