Hi I am a new letter boxer I am an avid hiker, mixed media artist, that includes stamper but just not carver of stamps( I will be now) I have done a crude flower I am trying for a better one, I am a jack of all trades and I am starting out here in Sedona where I live it is so beautiful and I was sad to see only four sites in the immediate area but my husband and I being hikers and he living here for 24 some odd hears I think we can make Sedona a great place to come letter boxing and the surrouding areas, precott and Flagstaff well all the way up to Utah actually.
in October I will be going to Woodstock, Vermont and I have not checked my bearings very well yet but off hand does anyone know that area and any bigger twonships cities near there that I amy find some letterboxes? I found some great ones but it seems woodstock is more south than North and I din't even see it on a map . Just thought I would ask and wondering if anyone knows a great shorter but beautiful hike that in the two days I am visiting my Mom inlaw I can have her go on a hike with us. I want to turn her on to this as she drives from Boston to Vermont all the time thought it would be fun for her. I am so excited I know we will going through new Hamphire as well but I think the straight shot is best i just am not sure what that is as I have never been there as yet? so hoping to see a little more of that country... Thanks Brandy In the next mont I will be setting new sites in Sedona and surrounding areas as soon as I can carve my crude renditionsLol
Namaste'
Geanne
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Vermont and Ne w Hamphire area?
7 messages in this thread |
Started on 2004-08-26
Vermont and Ne w Hamphire area?
From: Mark Hofmann (marknbrandy@earthlink.net) |
Date: 2004-08-26 23:59:29 UTC-07:00
Re: Vermont and Ne w Hamphire area?
From: devlyn76 (devlyn76@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-08-27 15:15:11 UTC
I live in Southern Vermont and have done only one in the area so far,
Hip Hop as listed on letterboxing.org
The walk is a bit over a mile, not sure what the others in the area
are like.
-ben
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Hofmann"
wrote:
> Hi I am a new letter boxer I am an avid hiker, mixed media artist,
that includes stamper but just not carver of stamps( I will be now) I
have done a crude flower I am trying for a better one, I am a jack
of all trades and I am starting out here in Sedona where I live it is
so beautiful and I was sad to see only four sites in the immediate
area but my husband and I being hikers and he living here for 24 some
odd hears I think we can make Sedona a great place to come letter
boxing and the surrouding areas, precott and Flagstaff well all the
way up to Utah actually.
> in October I will be going to Woodstock, Vermont and I have not
checked my bearings very well yet but off hand does anyone know that
area and any bigger twonships cities near there that I amy find some
letterboxes? I found some great ones but it seems woodstock is more
south than North and I din't even see it on a map . Just thought I
would ask and wondering if anyone knows a great shorter but beautiful
hike that in the two days I am visiting my Mom inlaw I can have her go
on a hike with us. I want to turn her on to this as she drives from
Boston to Vermont all the time thought it would be fun for her. I am
so excited I know we will going through new Hamphire as well but I
think the straight shot is best i just am not sure what that is as I
have never been there as yet? so hoping to see a little more of that
country... Thanks Brandy In the next mont I will be setting new
sites in Sedona and surrounding areas as soon as I can carve my crude
renditionsLol
> Namaste'
> Geanne
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Hip Hop as listed on letterboxing.org
The walk is a bit over a mile, not sure what the others in the area
are like.
-ben
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Hofmann"
> Hi I am a new letter boxer I am an avid hiker, mixed media artist,
that includes stamper but just not carver of stamps( I will be now) I
have done a crude flower I am trying for a better one, I am a jack
of all trades and I am starting out here in Sedona where I live it is
so beautiful and I was sad to see only four sites in the immediate
area but my husband and I being hikers and he living here for 24 some
odd hears I think we can make Sedona a great place to come letter
boxing and the surrouding areas, precott and Flagstaff well all the
way up to Utah actually.
> in October I will be going to Woodstock, Vermont and I have not
checked my bearings very well yet but off hand does anyone know that
area and any bigger twonships cities near there that I amy find some
letterboxes? I found some great ones but it seems woodstock is more
south than North and I din't even see it on a map . Just thought I
would ask and wondering if anyone knows a great shorter but beautiful
hike that in the two days I am visiting my Mom inlaw I can have her go
on a hike with us. I want to turn her on to this as she drives from
Boston to Vermont all the time thought it would be fun for her. I am
so excited I know we will going through new Hamphire as well but I
think the straight shot is best i just am not sure what that is as I
have never been there as yet? so hoping to see a little more of that
country... Thanks Brandy In the next mont I will be setting new
sites in Sedona and surrounding areas as soon as I can carve my crude
renditionsLol
> Namaste'
> Geanne
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Vermont and Ne w Hamphire area?
From: Julie (oceanwytch@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-08-27 17:07:34 UTC
Geanne,
Could you contact me off list? I tried to e-mail you, but it said
your mailbox was full. I can be reached at oceanwytch@yahoo.com
~Oceanwytch~
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Hofmann"
wrote:
> Hi I am a new letter boxer I am an avid hiker, mixed media artist,
that includes stamper but just not carver of stamps( I will be now)
I have done a crude flower I am trying for a better one, I am a
jack of all trades and I am starting out here in Sedona where I live
it is so beautiful and I was sad to see only four sites in the
immediate area but my husband and I being hikers and he living here
for 24 some odd hears I think we can make Sedona a great place to
come letter boxing and the surrouding areas, precott and Flagstaff
well all the way up to Utah actually.
> in October I will be going to Woodstock, Vermont and I have not
checked my bearings very well yet but off hand does anyone know that
area and any bigger twonships cities near there that I amy find some
letterboxes? I found some great ones but it seems woodstock is more
south than North and I din't even see it on a map . Just thought I
would ask and wondering if anyone knows a great shorter but
beautiful hike that in the two days I am visiting my Mom inlaw I can
have her go on a hike with us. I want to turn her on to this as she
drives from Boston to Vermont all the time thought it would be fun
for her. I am so excited I know we will going through new
Hamphire as well but I think the straight shot is best i just am not
sure what that is as I have never been there as yet? so hoping to
see a little more of that country... Thanks Brandy In the next
mont I will be setting new sites in Sedona and surrounding areas as
soon as I can carve my crude renditionsLol
> Namaste'
> Geanne
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Could you contact me off list? I tried to e-mail you, but it said
your mailbox was full. I can be reached at oceanwytch@yahoo.com
~Oceanwytch~
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Hofmann"
> Hi I am a new letter boxer I am an avid hiker, mixed media artist,
that includes stamper but just not carver of stamps( I will be now)
I have done a crude flower I am trying for a better one, I am a
jack of all trades and I am starting out here in Sedona where I live
it is so beautiful and I was sad to see only four sites in the
immediate area but my husband and I being hikers and he living here
for 24 some odd hears I think we can make Sedona a great place to
come letter boxing and the surrouding areas, precott and Flagstaff
well all the way up to Utah actually.
> in October I will be going to Woodstock, Vermont and I have not
checked my bearings very well yet but off hand does anyone know that
area and any bigger twonships cities near there that I amy find some
letterboxes? I found some great ones but it seems woodstock is more
south than North and I din't even see it on a map . Just thought I
would ask and wondering if anyone knows a great shorter but
beautiful hike that in the two days I am visiting my Mom inlaw I can
have her go on a hike with us. I want to turn her on to this as she
drives from Boston to Vermont all the time thought it would be fun
for her. I am so excited I know we will going through new
Hamphire as well but I think the straight shot is best i just am not
sure what that is as I have never been there as yet? so hoping to
see a little more of that country... Thanks Brandy In the next
mont I will be setting new sites in Sedona and surrounding areas as
soon as I can carve my crude renditionsLol
> Namaste'
> Geanne
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: [LbNA] Vermont and Ne w Hamphire area?
From: (Gurudybaker@aol.com) |
Date: 2004-08-27 17:32:38 UTC-04:00
Killington has 5 they are short hikes. You might try White River Junction
too. Kent Pond is a a very nice area as well as Gifford Park.
STAR:W+S=DRR .
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too. Kent Pond is a a very nice area as well as Gifford Park.
STAR:W+S=DRR .
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FW: Vermont and Ne w Hamphire area?
From: Mark Hofmann (marknbrandy@earthlink.net) |
Date: 2004-09-03 07:15:53 UTC-07:00
Hi I am a new letter boxer I am an avid hiker, mixed media artist, that includes stamper but just not carver of stamps( I will be now) I have done a crude flower I am trying for a better one, I am a jack of all trades and I am starting out here in Sedona where I live it is so beautiful and I was sad to see only four sites in the immediate area but my husband and I being hikers and he living here for 24 some odd hears I think we can make Sedona a great place to come letter boxing and the surrounding areas, prescott and Flagstaff well all the way up to Utah actually.
in October I will be going to Woodstock, Vermont and I have not checked my bearings very well yet but off hand does anyone know that area and any bigger townships cities near there that I any find some letterboxes? I found some great ones but it seems woodstock is more south than North and I didn't even see it on a map . Just thought I would ask and wondering if anyone knows a great shorter but beautiful hike that in the two days I am visiting my Mom in law I can have her go on a hike with us. I want to turn her on to this as she drives from Boston to Vermont all the time thought it would be fun for her. I am so excited I know we will going through new Hampshire as well but I think the straight shot is best i just am not sure what that is as I have never been there as yet? so hoping to see a little more of that country... Thanks Brandy In the next month I will be setting new sites in Sedona and surrounding areas as soon as I can carve my crude renditionsLol
Namaste'
Geanne
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RE: Vermont and Ne w Hamphire area?
From: Mark Hofmann (marknbrandy@earthlink.net) |
Date: 2004-09-03 07:17:09 UTC-07:00
Hi I am a new letter boxer I am an avid hiker, mixed media artist, that includes stamper but just not carver of stamps( I will be now) I have done a crude flower I am trying for a better one, I am a jack of all trades and I am starting out here in Sedona where I live it is so beautiful and I was sad to see only four sites in the immediate area but my husband and I being hikers and he living here for 24 some odd hears I think we can make Sedona a great place to come letter boxing and the surrounding areas, prescott and Flagstaff well all the way up to Utah actually.
in October I will be going to Woodstock, Vermont and I have not checked my bearings very well yet but off hand does anyone know that area and any bigger townships cities near there that I any find some letterboxes? I found some great ones but it seems woodstock is more south than North and I didn't even see it on a map . Just thought I would ask and wondering if anyone knows a great shorter but beautiful hike that in the two days I am visiting my Mom in law I can have her go on a hike with us. I want to turn her on to this as she drives from Boston to Vermont all the time thought it would be fun for her. I am so excited I know we will going through new Hampshire as well but I think the straight shot is best i just am not sure what that is as I have never been there as yet? so hoping to see a little more of that country... Thanks Brandy In the next month I will be setting new sites in Sedona and surrounding areas as soon as I can carve my crude renditionsLol
Namaste'
Geanne
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Re: [LbNA] RE: Vermont and Ne w Hamphire area?
From: (Gurudybaker@aol.com) |
Date: 2004-09-03 22:03:05 UTC-04:00
We have a condo in Killington, VT. & went to Busy Beaver & Beaver's Lunch &
Kent Pond very easy. We did not get to James Taylor LB but it is one I'm sure
you would enjoy. We also went to the two @ Quechee Gorge. They are not that
far from Woodstock.
You might plan on planting one in the Woodstock area. Maybe on the trails
near the new National Historic Park, near the Billings Farm Museum. That is a
very easy area but also very interesting particularly the national park- the
house & it's history.
STAR:W+S=DRR
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Kent Pond very easy. We did not get to James Taylor LB but it is one I'm sure
you would enjoy. We also went to the two @ Quechee Gorge. They are not that
far from Woodstock.
You might plan on planting one in the Woodstock area. Maybe on the trails
near the new National Historic Park, near the Billings Farm Museum. That is a
very easy area but also very interesting particularly the national park- the
house & it's history.
STAR:W+S=DRR
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