Hi 2xSage

There are quite a few choices in and around Redmond ( Bellevue and
Kirkland touch Redmond)

The Redmond Watershed on Novelty Hill Road is a large woodland
preserve where Mischief has placed the Redmond WSP ( short fairly
simple) and the Redmond Elementals ( long give 2 hours +
straightforward clues allow 3 hours for both?) All boxes contain
Mischiefs usual fantastic carvings. Mischief reports that one box ,
the last and most distant) might be missing, unconfirmed.

My "Horsing Around" is right down the road from there. The clues are
slightly vexing, nothing careful reading and experience won't solve.
venue is small and the time allowed should be only 1 hour.

Both venues feature wonderful PNW woodland. Trails will be somewhat
muddy in spots. (Bridle Trails SP in Kirkland is near and as there
are horses, not for the folks who like clean outdoor activities, mud
and apples will be encountered. Your tidy friend might think you
crazy)

Enjoy your visit. If you want a further afield adventure, check in
with me and perhaps we can do a further afield adventure.

Hoopoe
Redmond WA

--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, Doublesaj@a... wrote:
> I'm going to be traveling to visit a non-letterboxing friend in
Redmond, WA
> in a couple of weeks. She's a corporate, 3-piece suiter who plays
golf. I'm
> going to have to talk her into taking me to any site for
letterboxing and get her
> to wear her definition of 'grubbies' to go with me. Any suggestions
for some
> good letterboxes so she won't get exasperated and might just think
this is a
> fun thing to do?
>
> ~~Doublesaj & Old Blue~~

In a message dated 2/4/2004 9:07:42 AM Pacific Standard Time,
scribenbirder@msn.com writes:
(Bridle Trails SP in Kirkland is near and as there
are horses, not for the folks who like clean outdoor activities, mud
and apples will be encountered. Your tidy friend might think you
crazy)
She already thinks I'm crazy! Still, I'll try to get her OUT! Thanks so much
for taking the time to tell me your recommendations!

~~Doublesaj & Old Blue~~
P27 F 142 X50 V12 A18 HH 5


Letterboxers take nothing and leave nothing
but good impressions. Sir B


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--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, Doublesaj@a... wrote:
If you're near Redmond/Overlake, I have a couple of easy quick boxes
on the Bellevue side of the line. Check out Little Bunny (1 mile
roundtrip, lovely park), and Bad Hat (very sort walk, neat little
park). Both straightforward, and one of them is harboring a hitchiker.

I also just planted one in Redmond proper, it's a mystery why no
one's figured it out yet...

Caitilin/Celt


> In a message dated 2/4/2004 9:07:42 AM Pacific Standard Time,
> scribenbirder@m... writes:
> (Bridle Trails SP in Kirkland is near and as there
> are horses, not for the folks who like clean outdoor activities,
mud
> and apples will be encountered. Your tidy friend might think you
> crazy)
> She already thinks I'm crazy! Still, I'll try to get her OUT!
Thanks so much
> for taking the time to tell me your recommendations!
>
> ~~Doublesaj & Old Blue~~
> P27 F 142 X50 V12 A18 HH 5
>
>
> Letterboxers take nothing and leave nothing
> but good impressions. Sir B
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]