Hitchhiker
23 messages in this thread |
Started on 2001-03-02
Hitchhiker
From: (KathMar13@aol.com) |
Date: 2001-03-02 19:30:39 UTC-05:00
Hi All-
Before I left sunny and warm south Florida on Wednesday 2/28, I planted a
hitchhiker, the San Marco, within the box Mirkwood, Jackybird, Carla and I
planted last week. When found and moved please keep me posted via the list or
email as noted in the logbook.
Happy boxing to all........from cold, snowy Connecticut
Kathleen
EssexLady
P2F15x3
Note to webmasters: I originally emailed this message from an email link on
the HITCHHIKER page and it was returned as undeliverable-- just check the
link.
Kathleen :-)
Hitchhiker
From: clarkhowell (clarkhowell@prodigy.net) |
Date: 2001-09-04 19:00:15 UTC-04:00
Top Java hitchhiker placed by Jeff & Candy on
7/29/01.
Hitchhiker
From: bburk98406 (bburk@worldnet.att.net) |
Date: 2001-12-08 05:06:29 UTC
Has anyone seen the Wind Rider hitchhiker?
Re: [LbNA] Hitchhiker
From: Eric Eurto (intentsone@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2001-12-08 18:38:10 UTC-08:00
perhaps it has blown away? dust in the wind? gone with
the wind? No, sorry, i personally haven't seen it.
Just my witty $.02 here.
~The Ram~
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--- bburk98406 wrote:
> Has anyone seen the Wind Rider hitchhiker?
>
>
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the wind? No, sorry, i personally haven't seen it.
Just my witty $.02 here.
~The Ram~
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--- bburk98406
> Has anyone seen the Wind Rider hitchhiker?
>
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Re: [LbNA] Hitchhiker
From: Glenn (Glenn.Hansen@usa.net) |
Date: 2001-12-08 18:58:08 UTC-08:00
I think you have some change coming back Eric! :-)
Glenn
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Eurto"
To:
Sent: Saturday, December 08, 2001 6:38 PM
Subject: Re: [LbNA] Hitchhiker
> perhaps it has blown away? dust in the wind? gone with
> the wind? No, sorry, i personally haven't seen it.
> Just my witty $.02 here.
>
> ~The Ram~
> P12 F107 X36
> --- bburk98406 wrote:
> > Has anyone seen the Wind Rider hitchhiker?
> >
> >
>
>
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Eurto"
To:
Sent: Saturday, December 08, 2001 6:38 PM
Subject: Re: [LbNA] Hitchhiker
> perhaps it has blown away? dust in the wind? gone with
> the wind? No, sorry, i personally haven't seen it.
> Just my witty $.02 here.
>
> ~The Ram~
> P12 F107 X36
> --- bburk98406
> > Has anyone seen the Wind Rider hitchhiker?
> >
> >
>
>
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Re: [LbNA] Hitchhiker
From: bburk98406 (bburk@worldnet.att.net) |
Date: 2001-12-09 16:13:39 UTC
Pay to the order of ~The Ram~ $0.01
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Eric Eurto wrote:
> perhaps it has blown away? dust in the wind? gone with
> the wind? No, sorry, i personally haven't seen it.
> Just my witty $.02 here.
>
> ~The Ram~
> P12 F107 X36
> --- bburk98406 wrote:
> > Has anyone seen the Wind Rider hitchhiker?
> >
> >
>
>
> __________________________________________________
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> Send your FREE holiday greetings online!
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--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Eric Eurto
> perhaps it has blown away? dust in the wind? gone with
> the wind? No, sorry, i personally haven't seen it.
> Just my witty $.02 here.
>
> ~The Ram~
> P12 F107 X36
> --- bburk98406
> > Has anyone seen the Wind Rider hitchhiker?
> >
> >
>
>
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Hitchhiker
From: NLS (jsperrazza@snet.net) |
Date: 2002-05-19 19:03:06 UTC-04:00
In Ct. on the Gorge Cascade in a Drew letterbox was found the Hitchhiker
, Celtic Miniature on May 16. Since I was the first to stamp in this
great new box, I would guess that Jay D put it there when the box was
planted at the time of the Gather. Thanks, it was fun to find it, and
it has already continued off on its travels. My but it is a busy little
hiker, as I have seen the mention of it in many boxes , having just
missed it twice, it was all the sweeter to capture it.
Butterfly.
, Celtic Miniature on May 16. Since I was the first to stamp in this
great new box, I would guess that Jay D put it there when the box was
planted at the time of the Gather. Thanks, it was fun to find it, and
it has already continued off on its travels. My but it is a busy little
hiker, as I have seen the mention of it in many boxes , having just
missed it twice, it was all the sweeter to capture it.
Butterfly.
Re: [LbNA] Re: Hitchhiker
From: A.D. (alwayschaos@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2002-08-22 13:10:30 UTC-07:00
I don't think that it's necessarily always a faux pas
to say where a hitchhiker is, especially if it's yours
and you want it to get moving.
Just today someone posted to the list that they moved
my hitchhiker "There and Back Again" to Tennessee.
Actually the hitchhiker is in Pokomoke State Park in
Maryland- moved there by a previous finder. What is
in Tennessee, I'm not sure, but is it my hitchhiker?
The Maryland box has only been found about three
times in the two years it's been there--and it's not a
difficult box to find!
In this instance, I would LOVE for someone to visit
these two boxes (I guess that would be two different
someone's more than likely) and tell me---WHERE IS MY
HITCHHIKER?? ;o)
--- The Smart Hedgehog wrote:
>I see occasional faux pas on the list, of the "I PUT
> THE HITCHHIKER OVER HERE!" variety. ;-)
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to say where a hitchhiker is, especially if it's yours
and you want it to get moving.
Just today someone posted to the list that they moved
my hitchhiker "There and Back Again" to Tennessee.
Actually the hitchhiker is in Pokomoke State Park in
Maryland- moved there by a previous finder. What is
in Tennessee, I'm not sure, but is it my hitchhiker?
The Maryland box has only been found about three
times in the two years it's been there--and it's not a
difficult box to find!
In this instance, I would LOVE for someone to visit
these two boxes (I guess that would be two different
someone's more than likely) and tell me---WHERE IS MY
HITCHHIKER?? ;o)
--- The Smart Hedgehog
>I see occasional faux pas on the list, of the "I PUT
> THE HITCHHIKER OVER HERE!" variety. ;-)
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[LbNA] Re: Hitchhiker
From: adglbna (ADGLBNA@aol.com) |
Date: 2002-08-22 21:57:01 UTC
Is it politically incorrect to include a self addressed, stamped
envelope with your hitchhiker so it can be returned to you when it is
full? Part of the joy of this pursuit is seeing all the groovy
stamps people have made.
Tammy
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "A.D." wrote:
> I don't think that it's necessarily always a faux pas
> to say where a hitchhiker is, especially if it's yours
> and you want it to get moving.
>
> Just today someone posted to the list that they moved
> my hitchhiker "There and Back Again" to Tennessee.
> Actually the hitchhiker is in Pokomoke State Park in
> Maryland- moved there by a previous finder. What is
> in Tennessee, I'm not sure, but is it my hitchhiker?
> The Maryland box has only been found about three
> times in the two years it's been there--and it's not a
> difficult box to find!
>
> In this instance, I would LOVE for someone to visit
> these two boxes (I guess that would be two different
> someone's more than likely) and tell me---WHERE IS MY
> HITCHHIKER?? ;o)
> --- The Smart Hedgehog wrote:
> >I see occasional faux pas on the list, of the "I PUT
>
> > THE HITCHHIKER OVER HERE!" variety. ;-)
>
>
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envelope with your hitchhiker so it can be returned to you when it is
full? Part of the joy of this pursuit is seeing all the groovy
stamps people have made.
Tammy
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., "A.D."
> I don't think that it's necessarily always a faux pas
> to say where a hitchhiker is, especially if it's yours
> and you want it to get moving.
>
> Just today someone posted to the list that they moved
> my hitchhiker "There and Back Again" to Tennessee.
> Actually the hitchhiker is in Pokomoke State Park in
> Maryland- moved there by a previous finder. What is
> in Tennessee, I'm not sure, but is it my hitchhiker?
> The Maryland box has only been found about three
> times in the two years it's been there--and it's not a
> difficult box to find!
>
> In this instance, I would LOVE for someone to visit
> these two boxes (I guess that would be two different
> someone's more than likely) and tell me---WHERE IS MY
> HITCHHIKER?? ;o)
> --- The Smart Hedgehog
> >I see occasional faux pas on the list, of the "I PUT
>
> > THE HITCHHIKER OVER HERE!" variety. ;-)
>
>
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Re: [LbNA] Re: Hitchhiker
From: (Fireflylight@aol.com) |
Date: 2002-08-22 18:00:54 UTC-04:00
I have wondered about this too. I personally think it is a great idea. I have two hitchhikers out and I wonder how I will ever see them again! I did include my email address with my hitchhikers in hopes that some kind soul will contact me when they are full.
Coleen
P6F16X2
Coleen
P6F16X2
Re: [LbNA] Re: Hitchhiker
From: Silent Doug (silentdoug@douglasgerlach.com) |
Date: 2002-08-22 18:21:52 UTC-04:00
adglbna wrote:
>Is it politically incorrect to include a self addressed, stamped envelope
>with your hitchhiker so it can be returned to you when it is full? Part
>of the joy of this pursuit is seeing all the groovy stamps people have made.
I wonder if a SASE would likely get separated from the hitchhiker, or how
long an envelope would hold up without getting too worn to use, since a
hitchhiker could be on the road for years. You'd probably want the stamp
and the log, so that would make for a somewhat bulky, sturdy envelope, and
how much postage would you put on it, given the USPS's record of increasing
mail rates on a regular basis?
I think most letterboxers would be happy to return a full hitchhiker to you
when it's time to be retired. Why not put a note on the last page of the
log,along with your contact info, asking the last person to pick up the
hitchhiker to get in touch with you, by email, phone, or in writing), to
arrange the return trip to you? You could offer to reimburse them for their
expenses.
I think it's good to keep hitchhikers as simple and as compact as possible,
since they have to be hidden along with other letterboxes and they get
carried around in backpacks for long stretches of time.
Just my two cents...
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silentdoug@douglasgerlach.com
http://letterboxing.gravitycloud.com
>Is it politically incorrect to include a self addressed, stamped envelope
>with your hitchhiker so it can be returned to you when it is full? Part
>of the joy of this pursuit is seeing all the groovy stamps people have made.
I wonder if a SASE would likely get separated from the hitchhiker, or how
long an envelope would hold up without getting too worn to use, since a
hitchhiker could be on the road for years. You'd probably want the stamp
and the log, so that would make for a somewhat bulky, sturdy envelope, and
how much postage would you put on it, given the USPS's record of increasing
mail rates on a regular basis?
I think most letterboxers would be happy to return a full hitchhiker to you
when it's time to be retired. Why not put a note on the last page of the
log,along with your contact info, asking the last person to pick up the
hitchhiker to get in touch with you, by email, phone, or in writing), to
arrange the return trip to you? You could offer to reimburse them for their
expenses.
I think it's good to keep hitchhikers as simple and as compact as possible,
since they have to be hidden along with other letterboxes and they get
carried around in backpacks for long stretches of time.
Just my two cents...
|-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-|
Silent Doug, P09 F32 X04
silentdoug@douglasgerlach.com
http://letterboxing.gravitycloud.com
[LbNA] Re: Hitchhiker
From: adglbna (ADGLBNA@aol.com) |
Date: 2002-08-24 01:05:48 UTC
We decided to place a small envelope in the back of our hitchiker
with several postage stamps and a return address. That way it can
easily be returned and hopefully we included enough postage to cover
any increases. The post office really needs to be more considerate
of us letterboxers.
Tammy
P6F4
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Silent Doug wrote:
> adglbna wrote:
> >Is it politically incorrect to include a self addressed, stamped
envelope
> >with your hitchhiker so it can be returned to you when it is
full? Part
> >of the joy of this pursuit is seeing all the groovy stamps people
have made.
>
> I wonder if a SASE would likely get separated from the hitchhiker,
or how
> long an envelope would hold up without getting too worn to use,
since a
> hitchhiker could be on the road for years. You'd probably want the
stamp
> and the log, so that would make for a somewhat bulky, sturdy
envelope, and
> how much postage would you put on it, given the USPS's record of
increasing
> mail rates on a regular basis?
>
> I think most letterboxers would be happy to return a full
hitchhiker to you
> when it's time to be retired. Why not put a note on the last page
of the
> log,along with your contact info, asking the last person to pick up
the
> hitchhiker to get in touch with you, by email, phone, or in
writing), to
> arrange the return trip to you? You could offer to reimburse them
for their
> expenses.
>
> I think it's good to keep hitchhikers as simple and as compact as
possible,
> since they have to be hidden along with other letterboxes and they
get
> carried around in backpacks for long stretches of time.
>
> Just my two cents...
>
>
>
> |-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-|
> Silent Doug, P09 F32 X04
> silentdoug@d...
> http://letterboxing.gravitycloud.com
with several postage stamps and a return address. That way it can
easily be returned and hopefully we included enough postage to cover
any increases. The post office really needs to be more considerate
of us letterboxers.
Tammy
P6F4
--- In letterbox-usa@y..., Silent Doug
> adglbna wrote:
> >Is it politically incorrect to include a self addressed, stamped
envelope
> >with your hitchhiker so it can be returned to you when it is
full? Part
> >of the joy of this pursuit is seeing all the groovy stamps people
have made.
>
> I wonder if a SASE would likely get separated from the hitchhiker,
or how
> long an envelope would hold up without getting too worn to use,
since a
> hitchhiker could be on the road for years. You'd probably want the
stamp
> and the log, so that would make for a somewhat bulky, sturdy
envelope, and
> how much postage would you put on it, given the USPS's record of
increasing
> mail rates on a regular basis?
>
> I think most letterboxers would be happy to return a full
hitchhiker to you
> when it's time to be retired. Why not put a note on the last page
of the
> log,along with your contact info, asking the last person to pick up
the
> hitchhiker to get in touch with you, by email, phone, or in
writing), to
> arrange the return trip to you? You could offer to reimburse them
for their
> expenses.
>
> I think it's good to keep hitchhikers as simple and as compact as
possible,
> since they have to be hidden along with other letterboxes and they
get
> carried around in backpacks for long stretches of time.
>
> Just my two cents...
>
>
>
> |-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-#-|
> Silent Doug, P09 F32 X04
> silentdoug@d...
> http://letterboxing.gravitycloud.com
Hitchhiker
From: Dennis Bastarache (dbastarache@hotmail.com) |
Date: 2003-07-10 23:01:37 UTC-04:00
Today we found the moon and stars letterbox. The Dragon Hitchhiker was in
it. It was placed by E-Man. (I can't find a way to contact him). The logbook
was very wet and damaged. We took it home and dried it, however it is far
too damaged. We were the first ones to find it. The first page, which has
E-Man's stamp and the date that it was started is salvagable. I will take
that page and paste it into a new logbook and send him flying again
tomorrow. Also we found the Salamander letterbox which was in excellent
condition. Just as we left that box we saw a huge bull moose standing in a
field of ferns. We were able to watch him for about 5 minutes and got a
couple of good pictures of him. What a wonderful trip.
Dennis&Donna
Pelham, Ma.
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it. It was placed by E-Man. (I can't find a way to contact him). The logbook
was very wet and damaged. We took it home and dried it, however it is far
too damaged. We were the first ones to find it. The first page, which has
E-Man's stamp and the date that it was started is salvagable. I will take
that page and paste it into a new logbook and send him flying again
tomorrow. Also we found the Salamander letterbox which was in excellent
condition. Just as we left that box we saw a huge bull moose standing in a
field of ferns. We were able to watch him for about 5 minutes and got a
couple of good pictures of him. What a wonderful trip.
Dennis&Donna
Pelham, Ma.
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Re: Hitchhiker
From: Ivy Hedge (poisonivy@haveashittyday.com) |
Date: 2003-07-28 19:12:59 UTC
Jeff & Candy
If you're still out there,
Found Top Java in Henlopen State Park in Delaware 7/26/3.
Tomorrow will be three years since it was released into the wild, I
will be sending it on its way this weekend.
Poison Ivy
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "clarkhowell"
wrote:
> Top Java hitchhiker placed by Jeff & Candy on 7/29/01.
If you're still out there,
Found Top Java in Henlopen State Park in Delaware 7/26/3.
Tomorrow will be three years since it was released into the wild, I
will be sending it on its way this weekend.
Poison Ivy
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "clarkhowell"
wrote:
> Top Java hitchhiker placed by Jeff & Candy on 7/29/01.
Hitchhiker
From: Kerjin (kerjin@myndworx.com) |
Date: 2003-08-01 09:35:53 UTC-07:00
Just a quick not to let everyone know that the 'Lost Hiker' hitchhiker was released somewhere in Ft. Steilacoom park yesterday. There's easily a dozen different boxes there so I would suggest that you start early! (grin)
Team Rayvenhaus
P0 F32 E0 X0 V8 HH1 PL16 SNL2
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Hitchhiker
From: fishfeeder7 (fishfeeder7@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2003-09-30 13:34:33 UTC
Has anyone seen the "Mighty Oak" hitchhiker?
Hitchhiker
From: (FreeloadingFeret@aol.com) |
Date: 2004-04-10 19:49:11 UTC-04:00
Freeloading Froggy, hithchiker, has hopped on over to a box in Northern New
Jersey today.
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Jersey today.
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Re: Hitchhiker
From: Althea Gill (althea_gill@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2006-09-16 10:07:49 UTC-07:00
Posted by: "connfederate" connfederate@yahoo.com connfederate
Fri Sep 15, 2006 5:13 am (PST)
{Halesangel,
Here in Conn. there is a letterboxer by the trailname "Swiper",
perhaps of the four-footed variety...check out the "Swiper" boxes on
LbNA. There are no HH's listed but there are several boxes named for
and about Swiper's activities. You might try the LbNA link to contact
placer.
Connfederate}
You know I found a hitchhiker about a month ago and contacted the maker to find it under letterboxes. It had started as a letterbox (I think) and was released into the wild as a hitchhiker at some point. Since then I always search the name and not the type.
Good luck with Swiper!
Travel'n Turtle
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Fri Sep 15, 2006 5:13 am (PST)
{Halesangel,
Here in Conn. there is a letterboxer by the trailname "Swiper",
perhaps of the four-footed variety...check out the "Swiper" boxes on
LbNA. There are no HH's listed but there are several boxes named for
and about Swiper's activities. You might try the LbNA link to contact
placer.
Connfederate}
You know I found a hitchhiker about a month ago and contacted the maker to find it under letterboxes. It had started as a letterbox (I think) and was released into the wild as a hitchhiker at some point. Since then I always search the name and not the type.
Good luck with Swiper!
Travel'n Turtle
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Hitchhiker
From: gillespieba (gillespieba@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2006-10-12 15:27:43 UTC
Hello All!
I am looking for some information on a hitchhiker we recently ran
across... I was so excited about finding my first hitchhiker (and
trying to make sure I stamped everything correctly, put everything
back in the multiple bags correctly, etc) that I did not write down
the origin of the hitchhiker or the name or contact info of the
planter. I would like to be able to contact them and give them a
status update... The name of the HH is The Bat-Brained HH and it is
not listed on either AQ or LBNA. Thanks!
The Gillespie Tribe
I am looking for some information on a hitchhiker we recently ran
across... I was so excited about finding my first hitchhiker (and
trying to make sure I stamped everything correctly, put everything
back in the multiple bags correctly, etc) that I did not write down
the origin of the hitchhiker or the name or contact info of the
planter. I would like to be able to contact them and give them a
status update... The name of the HH is The Bat-Brained HH and it is
not listed on either AQ or LBNA. Thanks!
The Gillespie Tribe
Re: Hitchhiker
From: pyratemates (pyratemates@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2006-10-12 19:17:03 UTC
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "gillespieba"
wrote:
> HH is The Bat-Brained HH
Try contacting Kirbert on AQ. I believe he mentioned this HH a week
or so ago. If you can't contact him there is website is:
http://www.nettally.com/palmk
Hope he can help
>
wrote:
> HH is The Bat-Brained HH
Try contacting Kirbert on AQ. I believe he mentioned this HH a week
or so ago. If you can't contact him there is website is:
http://www.nettally.com/palmk
Hope he can help
>
Re: Hitchhiker
From: gillespieba (gillespieba@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2006-10-13 14:48:55 UTC
I tried contacting Kirbert but he was not familiar with this
particular HH... His was a different bat inspired HH.
> > HH is The Bat-Brained HH
>
> Try contacting Kirbert on AQ. I believe he mentioned this HH a week
> or so ago. If you can't contact him there is website is:
> http://www.nettally.com/palmk
>
> Hope he can help
> >
>
particular HH... His was a different bat inspired HH.
> > HH is The Bat-Brained HH
>
> Try contacting Kirbert on AQ. I believe he mentioned this HH a week
> or so ago. If you can't contact him there is website is:
> http://www.nettally.com/palmk
>
> Hope he can help
> >
>
Re: [LbNA] Re: Hitchhiker
From: (LundyandVickster@aol.com) |
Date: 2006-10-13 11:07:28 UTC-04:00
There is a bat-brained HH in AQ by Kristal and Ron.
http://www.atlasquest.com/lboxes/showboxinfo.html?gBoxId=15693
Larry
Lundy and Vickster
North Shore, Massachusetts
-----Original Message-----
From: gillespieba@yahoo.com
To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Fri, 13 Oct 2006 10:48 AM
Subject: [LbNA] Re: Hitchhiker
I tried contacting Kirbert but he was not familiar with this
particular HH... His was a different bat inspired HH.
> > HH is The Bat-Brained HH
>
> Try contacting Kirbert on AQ. I believe he mentioned this HH a week
> or so ago. If you can't contact him there is website is:
> http://www.nettally.com/palmk
>
> Hope he can help
> >
>
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Larry
Lundy and Vickster
North Shore, Massachusetts
-----Original Message-----
From: gillespieba@yahoo.com
To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Fri, 13 Oct 2006 10:48 AM
Subject: [LbNA] Re: Hitchhiker
I tried contacting Kirbert but he was not familiar with this
particular HH... His was a different bat inspired HH.
> > HH is The Bat-Brained HH
>
> Try contacting Kirbert on AQ. I believe he mentioned this HH a week
> or so ago. If you can't contact him there is website is:
> http://www.nettally.com/palmk
>
> Hope he can help
> >
>
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[LbNA] Re: Hitchhiker
From: gillespieba (gillespieba@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2006-10-13 16:44:35 UTC
Wow, I am flabergasted! I searched the AQ last week and got several
bat related HHs, but not that one. Well there it is... thanks!
>
> There is a bat-brained HH in AQ by Kristal and Ron.
>
> http://www.atlasquest.com/lboxes/showboxinfo.html?gBoxId=15693
>
> Larry
> Lundy and Vickster
> North Shore, Massachusetts
>
bat related HHs, but not that one. Well there it is... thanks!
>
> There is a bat-brained HH in AQ by Kristal and Ron.
>
> http://www.atlasquest.com/lboxes/showboxinfo.html?gBoxId=15693
>
> Larry
> Lundy and Vickster
> North Shore, Massachusetts
>