Hello
I do not know what 'number' the Healing Staff was for me when I found
it, but it was and is a wonderful story and puts one in such a quiet
place. I must tell you all that letterboxing is in truth a healing
hobby. The Nature Preserves and Forrests that the thoughtful clues take
us to in the search, are in themselves a healing place. Please know that
the faces of letterboxing friends in time of sorrow have brightened up
my heart. and uplifted my soul. Thank you all for giving me that
precious gift of a caring friend. Very soon, I promise this butterfly
will be flying into the woods again with a light and happy heart amoung
friends.
Butterfly

thedoubtfulguests wrote:

>Who would have thought that letterboxing could be a healing hobby.
>Yet getting out of the house and on your feet with friends and family
>is certainly healing help.
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>Happy 3000!
>Scarab of the Doubtful Guests
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>--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "wandaandpete"
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>>Just had to say that I reached F3000 yesterday! Seems like just the
>>other day (actually June 1st) that I was reaching F2500
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>at "Universal
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>>Language" in VA, and here it is, less than 2 months later, and I've
>>rather haphazardly collected together another 500 boxes - most of
>>them NOT IN CT!!! This last batch of 500 came mostly from my recent
>>trips to places in OH, VA, MD, PA, NJ, IN, KY, NH, VT, MA, and RI,
>>with just a few of those super CT series tacked on at the end! My
>>3000th box was the CT mystery "Healing Staff", which I thought was
>>really cool, since we could probably all use healing from some of
>>life's wounds! Letterboxing at its best can help provide some of
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>that
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>>kind, uplifting spirit, so thanks again to everyone who helps to
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>keep
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>>it alive!
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>>Wanda from RI P53 F3001 X380 (no virtuals,repeats or multiples!)
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