We took my dog, Bandit. I carved him a stamp and took
his book.
We didn't find the box... going back tomorrow but I
will say a shih-tzu might not be the best dog to take
on a trail, even if he is cut short! He collected a
lot of things as he brushed against them.
Fortunately, we had a gooming appt right after :)
Mary
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> There are 21 messages in this issue.
>
> Topics in this digest:
>
> 1. SC: Myrtle Beach, looking for verification
> From: "Steve and Heidi"
>
> 2. Monster Mash Camping suggestion
> From: "Steve and Heidi"
>
> 3. Re: How many of us use our dog's name in
> our trail name?
> From: Danny McMillin
>
> 4. Re: for those who mount their stamps...
> From: "red_bing"
> 5. Re: How many of us use our dog's name in
> our trail name?
> From: "red_bing"
> 6. Re: Froggy Series - VA
> From: "thedoubtfulguests"
>
> 7. Re: How many of us use our dog's name in
> our trail name?
> From: Chuck & Molly
>
> 8. Re: Froggy Series - VA
> From: kauket@yahoo.com
> 9. Re: How many of us use our dog's name in
> our trail name?
> From: "devonpeter"
> 10. Van Kikkerblij First-Finders Contact Me
> Please
> From: "nattybumppolbna"
>
> 11. Re: How many of us use our dog's name in
> our trail name..
> From: Hikers_n_ Hounds
>
> 12. Re: Re: How many of us use our dog's name
> in our trail name?
> From: Katie Lennon
>
> 13. Re: How many of us use our dog's name in
> our trail name?
> From: Mary Ellen Martel
>
> 14. Help, Please, F5000 ! - time for new stamp?
> From: "wandaandpete"
>
> 15. Re: Re: How many of us use our dog's name
> in our trail name..
> From: Kim Richter
>
> 16. Re: ISO that stamp mounting tutorial link
> From: "kycoondog70"
>
> 17. Removing Mansfield CT Thank-You box
> From: "myrtle888"
> 18. Re: Help, Please, F5000 ! - time for new
> stamp?
> From: "Phyto"
> 19. Re: Re: How many of us use our dog's name
> in our trail name?
> From: CountdownTo55@aol.com
> 20. RE: Yet another word of caution.....
> From: "Debbi Scott"
>
> 21. RE: Yet another word of caution.....
> From: Hikers_n_ Hounds
>
>
>
>
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>
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>
> Message: 1
> Date: Fri, 06 Aug 2004 12:13:09 -0000
> From: "Steve and Heidi"
>
> Subject: SC: Myrtle Beach, looking for verification
>
> Ok, so we placed "Putt-Putt" and "Life's a Beach" 4
> weeks ago and
> just got an email reporting them both missing! : (
>
> If anyone who has previously found these boxes can
> check up on them
> we'd greatly appreciate it! Also, if any new
> finders succesfully
> locate them, please please please email us and let
> us know these
> critters are ok!
>
> -Steve and Heidi in CT
>
>
>
>
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>
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>
> Message: 2
> Date: Fri, 06 Aug 2004 12:17:20 -0000
> From: "Steve and Heidi"
>
> Subject: Monster Mash Camping suggestion
>
> We're a bit biased, but try Odetah Campground in
> Bozrah. Its about a
> 20 minute ride to mansfield. Extremely nice, clean
> facilities for
> tents, as well as sites with full hook up and grey
> water. There's a
> letterbox at the entrance and several nearby (I.e.
> Bailey's Ravine,
> and really any of the bozrah and lebanon boxes).
>
> If anyone else is coming in from out of state and
> needs suggestions,
> email us privately and we can give you a list of
> camps from our very
> large (i.e. puts the yellow pages to shame)
> campground directory!
>
> -Steve and Heidi in CT
>
> (No we're not affiliated with that campground, we
> just love it!)
>
>
>
>
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>
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>
> Message: 3
> Date: Fri, 6 Aug 2004 05:25:55 -0700
> From: Danny McMillin
> Subject: Re: How many of us use our dog's name in
> our trail name?
>
> I am known as Keegan the Airedale Terrier. Quite a
> mouthful actually.
>
> He's my dog and letterboxing buddy. He doesn't have
> a stamp, but I used
> his likness to carve my personal stamp.
>
> I hike with a pack that has a camalback water
> bladder in it. Keegan drinks
> from the stream of water from the hose on those long
> hot hikes. Keeps him
> hydrated.
>
> See you on the trails in the great Pacific
> Northwest!
> Danny
>
> ===========
>
>
> >I just read Quarksmom's post on her dog being named
> Quark..
>
>
>
>
>
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>
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>
> Message: 4
> Date: Fri, 06 Aug 2004 12:50:01 -0000
> From: "red_bing"
> Subject: Re: for those who mount their stamps...
>
> Doodle Di,
>
> My favorite material for this is plastic... you can
> pick up a kitchen
> cutting board at the dollar store and there's enough
> material for a
> lot of stamps. The board itself is only about 1/8
> inch thick, is
> still flexible enough to get a good ink transfer in
> the middle areas
> of larger stamps, and won't warp due to humid
> weather or floods the
> way wood does. I use a band saw to cut it up, but
> any saw or utility
> knife could work. I've been using contact cement to
> afix it to the
> rubber, but haven't had this field tested long
> enough yet to know if
>
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