didn't know "Wellston" and "Zaleski"
were in Vinton Co.--LOL.
So, a tree indentification series might be useful?
Sounds like I may have volunteered. :-)
I'll need to brush up a bit myself.
Mind if I check out the pre-carves?
For placement stamps, I mean.
I'm much much more into the hiking aspect & I'm
sure I lack the talent to carve, say, even a maple leaf!
And yes, an exchange sounds exciting--maybe before school starts?
My dragons would love to meet Mama Stork--
They get very excited when they find your logo!
Froggiebaby!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pam Kleingers"
To:
Sent: Monday, August 09, 2004 12:40 PM
Subject: RE: [LbNA] OH-- hates new letterboxers?
> Well Hi there Froggiebaby!
>
> I am excited to see a new S. Ohioan--tho I must confess I am in the SW
Ohio
> area. BigGuy and Mr. Bloodhound kindly let us sneak East to box every
now
> and again! Both are great people--as are BigGuys family. I am planning a
> trip out your way soon; perhaps we can meet up for an exchange?
>
> Mr. Bloodhound's clues are on the LbNA site.
>
> As far as I know, there is not a specific series on trees, tho I have come
> across an occasional plant such as you describe. I personally would enjoy
> such a series as I am striving to learn to distinguish amongst trees now
> that I am out and about in nature (My first challenge is to accurately
> identify poison ivy tho!)
>
> Looking forward to finding some of your boxes eventually, and of course,
to
> meeting you on the trail.
>
> Mama Stork
> aka Pam in Cinci
> >
> > Good advice Mama Stork. Funny about the "visible corner," too!
> >
> > I have a question for Southern Ohio boxers:
> > Is there a "tree identification" series out there any where? You know,
> > perhaps an oak leaf stamp placed by an oak tree, ect.?
> >
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