seh-letterbox@comcast.net writes:
> Even though the box has a new stamp, I say that because it stays in
> the same location and retains the same name, it counts as a find only
> once.
>
That's how I'd count it, too. Or rather, not count it. Or something.
DebBee
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One find or multiple finds? Same box, different stamps
6 messages in this thread |
Started on 2004-09-14
Re: [LbNA] One find or multiple finds? Same box, different stamps
From: (StDebb@aol.com) |
Date: 2004-09-14 14:18:50 UTC-04:00
Re: [LbNA] Re: One find or multiple finds? Same box, different stamps
From: (StDebb@aol.com) |
Date: 2004-09-14 16:29:30 UTC-04:00
mlcigna@yahoo.com writes:
> 5 boxes
> all of which have their own set of clues, and the first four have
> stamps only, while the fifth has the logbook. One find or five?
>
>
That one could go either way, I guess. I'd count it as five, though.
DebBee
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> 5 boxes
> all of which have their own set of clues, and the first four have
> stamps only, while the fifth has the logbook. One find or five?
>
>
That one could go either way, I guess. I'd count it as five, though.
DebBee
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[LbNA] Re: One find or multiple finds? Same box, different stamps
From: edelweiss (vitlaur@aol.com) |
Date: 2004-09-14 23:38:30 UTC
This is from the LBNA Faqs.
"Further, a letterbox can only count as Found when the letterboxer
obtains a stamp image from any stamp associated with that box, and
their personal stamp image has been imprinted (or attempted) in the
logbook or other part of the box."
In other words, no log = no F
Laurette
"Further, a letterbox can only count as Found when the letterboxer
obtains a stamp image from any stamp associated with that box, and
their personal stamp image has been imprinted (or attempted) in the
logbook or other part of the box."
In other words, no log = no F
Laurette
RE: [LbNA] Re: One find or multiple finds? Same box, different stamps
From: Mark Berkeland (mberkeland@edgewaternetworks.com) |
Date: 2004-09-14 17:17:15 UTC-07:00
I must respectfully disagree (yes, I realize this is the Honor System
and everybody plays by the Counting Rules they feel comfortable with)
it says, as you quote:
has been imprinted (or attempted) in the logbook.
I think if you follow the clues, find the box, and are ready and willing
to stamp if the logbook exists, then that counts as attempted, and
thus fulfills the requirement. But hey, what do I know? My handle is
dedicated to a moose-of-less-than-stellar-intelligence!
-wassamatta_u
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From: edelweiss [mailto:vitlaur@aol.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 4:39 PM
To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [LbNA] Re: One find or multiple finds? Same box, different
stamps
This is from the LBNA Faqs.
"Further, a letterbox can only count as Found when the letterboxer
obtains a stamp image from any stamp associated with that box, and
their personal stamp image has been imprinted (or attempted) in the
logbook or other part of the box."
In other words, no log = no F
Laurette
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and everybody plays by the Counting Rules they feel comfortable with)
it says, as you quote:
has been imprinted (or attempted) in the logbook.
I think if you follow the clues, find the box, and are ready and willing
to stamp if the logbook exists, then that counts as attempted, and
thus fulfills the requirement. But hey, what do I know? My handle is
dedicated to a moose-of-less-than-stellar-intelligence!
-wassamatta_u
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From: edelweiss [mailto:vitlaur@aol.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 4:39 PM
To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [LbNA] Re: One find or multiple finds? Same box, different
stamps
This is from the LBNA Faqs.
"Further, a letterbox can only count as Found when the letterboxer
obtains a stamp image from any stamp associated with that box, and
their personal stamp image has been imprinted (or attempted) in the
logbook or other part of the box."
In other words, no log = no F
Laurette
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[LbNA] Re: One find or multiple finds? Same box, different stamps
From: the_cignacats (mlcigna@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-09-15 01:12:55 UTC
See, that's what I have been going by so far. The kicker is that
for this particular "series", the first 7 boxes are stamps only and
the 8th box is a logbook only.
I have basically been going by the logbook rule - if I stamped in,
it's a find. So in this case, I've been counting the series as 1
find.
I know that it really doesn't matter anyway - no one cares how many
finds I have but me!
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "edelweiss"
wrote:
> This is from the LBNA Faqs.
>
> "Further, a letterbox can only count as Found when the letterboxer
> obtains a stamp image from any stamp associated with that box, and
> their personal stamp image has been imprinted (or attempted) in
the
> logbook or other part of the box."
>
> In other words, no log = no F
>
>
> Laurette
for this particular "series", the first 7 boxes are stamps only and
the 8th box is a logbook only.
I have basically been going by the logbook rule - if I stamped in,
it's a find. So in this case, I've been counting the series as 1
find.
I know that it really doesn't matter anyway - no one cares how many
finds I have but me!
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "edelweiss"
wrote:
> This is from the LBNA Faqs.
>
> "Further, a letterbox can only count as Found when the letterboxer
> obtains a stamp image from any stamp associated with that box, and
> their personal stamp image has been imprinted (or attempted) in
the
> logbook or other part of the box."
>
> In other words, no log = no F
>
>
> Laurette
[LbNA] Re: One find or multiple finds? Same box, different stamps
From: Judy B (sowbiz@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-09-15 01:54:51 UTC
I say contact the placer. Did THEY count 1 - 7 - 8 P's. What they
count you get. In the final accounting the assets must equal the
liabilities. But then whose auditing %^)
Judy B
Fairfax VA
sewsowbizzy
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "the_cignacats"
wrote:
> See, that's what I have been going by so far. The kicker is that
> for this particular "series", the first 7 boxes are stamps only and
> the 8th box is a logbook only.
>
> I have basically been going by the logbook rule - if I stamped in,
> it's a find. So in this case, I've been counting the series as 1
> find.
>
> I know that it really doesn't matter anyway - no one cares how many
> finds I have but me!
count you get. In the final accounting the assets must equal the
liabilities. But then whose auditing %^)
Judy B
Fairfax VA
sewsowbizzy
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "the_cignacats"
wrote:
> See, that's what I have been going by so far. The kicker is that
> for this particular "series", the first 7 boxes are stamps only and
> the 8th box is a logbook only.
>
> I have basically been going by the logbook rule - if I stamped in,
> it's a find. So in this case, I've been counting the series as 1
> find.
>
> I know that it really doesn't matter anyway - no one cares how many
> finds I have but me!