--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Hopkinsr1@a... wrote:
> as far as
> I know it's the first double sided stamp to hit the population.

Keep in mind there's a lot about letterboxing that is not necessarily
posted or discussed on this list, or even on any of the letterboxing
websites, so one needs to be cautious when making such statements. I
know for a fatc of al teast one such double-sided stamp out west
somewhere, and it's been around for over a year :-)

> to do when and if you find it is entirely up to you folks, choose
> your favorite or stamp both into your journals. Ponder over wether
to
> add one, or two to your "F" count.

if you're gonna count, you should letterboxes I think...

Lone Wolf

--- In letterbox-usa@y..., jdewolf@m... wrote:
> --- In letterbox-usa@y..., Hopkinsr1@a... wrote:
> > as far as
> > I know it's the first double sided stamp to hit the population.
>
> Keep in mind there's a lot about letterboxing that is not
necessarily
> posted or discussed on this list, or even on any of the
letterboxing
> websites, so one needs to be cautious when making such statements.

Lone Wolf

I think it would be a mistake to be too cautious about making
statements concerning what it is personally unique and special about
each stamp or letterbox. Keep in mind that each person's experience
of something new and different is no less special and worthy of
comment simply because there may be others out there. One thing for
certain, sharing excitement and impressions about new experiences
will bring forth others who want to share their like experiences.

Kathy

--- Kathy wrote:
> --- In letterbox-usa@y..., jdewolf@m... wrote:
> > --- In letterbox-usa@y..., Hopkinsr1@a... wrote:
> > > as far as
> > > I know it's the first double sided stamp to hit the population.
>
> >
> > Keep in mind there's a lot about letterboxing that is not
> necessarily
> > posted or discussed on this list, or even on any of the
> letterboxing
> > websites, so one needs to be cautious when making such
> statements.
>
> Lone Wolf
>
> I think it would be a mistake to be too cautious about making
> statements concerning what it is personally unique and special
> about
> each stamp or letterbox. Keep in mind that each person's
> experience
> of something new and different is no less special and worthy of
> comment simply because there may be others out there. One thing
> for
> certain, sharing excitement and impressions about new experiences
> will bring forth others who want to share their like experiences.
>
> Kathy
>
>
Thanks, Kathy. My sentiments exactly.

Beth


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At 10:39 AM 2/15/2001 +0000, you wrote:
>I think it would be a mistake to be too cautious about making
>statements concerning what it is personally unique and special about
>each stamp or letterbox. Keep in mind that each person's experience
>of something new and different is no less special and worthy of
>comment simply because there may be others out there. One thing for
>certain, sharing excitement and impressions about new experiences
>will bring forth others who want to share their like experiences.
>
>Kathy


Besides, he did say "As far as I know". So, there was absolutely nothing
wrong with what he said.

Enthusiasm for something positive should always be encouraged.


Oh, Ruthann, if you read this, great website!


Mark
of the 4-hearted Fittons

The new hitchhiker that I planted was a BDay gift from friends, to my
daughter. I could have taken it out and found it a permanent home
nearby so Renee and I could periodically check on it, but another
gift, given to my daughter, by the same friends at Christmas time has
already been planted in that manner. (See Gift to Renee) I really
couldn't see two such boxes in the same area, so I decided to make
this a Hitchhiker. Inside the journal of this hitchhiker is a note to
those finding it. It is my hope the one of you finding it after it's
been in circulation for awhile would mail it back to Renee, so she
could see who has left her BDay wishes. Perhaps the solution to the
problem of over populating hitch hikers is to give them a time limit
where after the limit is reached the next finder of such box could
send it to it's owner. That way the owner could see where it's been
and we wouldn't need the hitch hiker page to keep track off them.

Buckaroo and Geek placed a new hitchiker today, somewhere in the Seattle area. It's the Sockeye Salmon. He's getting tired of the Northwest and wants to see the world! Be on the lookout for him, and please take him on some adventures.
Thanks!
--Buckaroo
P4F26X5