Search for clues using the LbNA 'offical' site. I don't know of any
other site that have postings. ATTENTION: There is a trick to
finding them on the site. Here are the clues to our LA clues. At
the home page of www.letterboxing.org click 'search for boxes'at the
bottom of the page. Then under 'pick a state' select 'Louisiana'
then click 'search' Bamm there they are. Do not try clicking on
the map page because you'll only get three clues. Louisiana is the
only state to have Parishes instead of Counties therefore the Map
doesn't work. No telling how many boxers pass us by do to that
clich.
Tiger please check the clues just before coming down I think I may
place some this July 4th weekend. I'll be typing clues with one
hand and lighting fireworks with the other.
BOXDN
S.Newman
Finding Louisiana Clues
4 messages in this thread |
Started on 2004-07-02
Re: [LbNA] Finding Louisiana Clues
From: Steve (boxdn@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-07-02 22:11:38 UTC
Re: [LbNA] Finding Louisiana Clues
From: zed_boxing (szorzi_1999@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-07-03 01:48:10 UTC
As Steve says, it's true that the LbNA map for Louisiana clues
doesn't work, but I don't see how it has anything to do with our
calling counties parishes! Evangeline Parish could just as well be
called Evangeline County - makes no matter to me. I'd just like the
darn thing to work right.
How does the fact that we call counties parishes affect the coding
for the website???
Regards,
Zed
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Steve" wrote:
> Search for clues using the LbNA 'offical' site. I don't know of
Here are the clues to our LA clues. At
> the home page of www.letterboxing.org click 'search for boxes'at
the
> bottom of the page. Then under 'pick a state' select 'Louisiana'
> then click 'search' Bamm there they are. Do not try clicking on
> the map page because you'll only get three clues. Louisiana is
the
> only state to have Parishes instead of Counties therefore the Map
> doesn't work. No telling how many boxers pass us by do to that
> clich.
doesn't work, but I don't see how it has anything to do with our
calling counties parishes! Evangeline Parish could just as well be
called Evangeline County - makes no matter to me. I'd just like the
darn thing to work right.
How does the fact that we call counties parishes affect the coding
for the website???
Regards,
Zed
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Steve"
> Search for clues using the LbNA 'offical' site. I don't know of
Here are the clues to our LA clues. At
> the home page of www.letterboxing.org click 'search for boxes'at
the
> bottom of the page. Then under 'pick a state' select 'Louisiana'
> then click 'search' Bamm there they are. Do not try clicking on
> the map page because you'll only get three clues. Louisiana is
the
> only state to have Parishes instead of Counties therefore the Map
> doesn't work. No telling how many boxers pass us by do to that
> clich.
Re: [LbNA] Finding Louisiana Clues
From: Steve (boxdn@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-07-03 05:54:38 UTC
Hey Zed
I think someone mentioned it back when the current format was
started. It seems to me that if the 'search for' link works the map
should to. Although the home page says something about a redesign
contest ending June 1st. Hopefully it will include a reformatting
as well.
BOXDN
I think someone mentioned it back when the current format was
started. It seems to me that if the 'search for' link works the map
should to. Although the home page says something about a redesign
contest ending June 1st. Hopefully it will include a reformatting
as well.
BOXDN
Re: [LbNA] Finding Louisiana Clues
From: Tiger Moses (tigermoses@houston.rr.com) |
Date: 2004-07-03 15:42:33 UTC-05:00
Wow thanks. I had found a few listed on the placer sites, and worked hard
to determine nearby address, and convert those to
Longitude & Latitude and put into my GPS (also do Geocaching). So now I
have a few more to put into my system
I copy and paste the clues sheets into a program I use on my PocketPC, so
no deed to carry a bunch of print out anymore.
Getting a little hi-tech, but its fun for me. I'm a teacher, so have
plenty of free time during the summer.
At 10:11 PM 7/2/2004 +0000, you wrote:
>Search for clues using the LbNA 'offical' site. I don't know of any
>other site that have postings. ATTENTION: There is a trick to
>finding them on the site. Here are the clues to our LA clues. At
>the home page of www.letterboxing.org click 'search for boxes'at the
>bottom of the page. Then under 'pick a state' select 'Louisiana'
>then click 'search' Bamm there they are. Do not try clicking on
>the map page because you'll only get three clues. Louisiana is the
>only state to have Parishes instead of Counties therefore the Map
>doesn't work. No telling how many boxers pass us by do to that
>clich.
>Tiger please check the clues just before coming down I think I may
>place some this July 4th weekend. I'll be typing clues with one
>hand and lighting fireworks with the other.
>
>BOXDN
>S.Newman
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>Yahoo! Groups Links
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to determine nearby address, and convert those to
Longitude & Latitude and put into my GPS (also do Geocaching). So now I
have a few more to put into my system
I copy and paste the clues sheets into a program I use on my PocketPC, so
no deed to carry a bunch of print out anymore.
Getting a little hi-tech, but its fun for me. I'm a teacher, so have
plenty of free time during the summer.
At 10:11 PM 7/2/2004 +0000, you wrote:
>Search for clues using the LbNA 'offical' site. I don't know of any
>other site that have postings. ATTENTION: There is a trick to
>finding them on the site. Here are the clues to our LA clues. At
>the home page of www.letterboxing.org click 'search for boxes'at the
>bottom of the page. Then under 'pick a state' select 'Louisiana'
>then click 'search' Bamm there they are. Do not try clicking on
>the map page because you'll only get three clues. Louisiana is the
>only state to have Parishes instead of Counties therefore the Map
>doesn't work. No telling how many boxers pass us by do to that
>clich.
>Tiger please check the clues just before coming down I think I may
>place some this July 4th weekend. I'll be typing clues with one
>hand and lighting fireworks with the other.
>
>BOXDN
>S.Newman
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>
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>Yahoo! Groups Links
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