The Mansfield Monster Mash website has now been updated. You can now look at the monster makers list and view their creations. See all the stamp images. See how many monsters the individual monster hunters found and take a look at pictures from the October 2nd Mansfield Monster Mash event. Just go to the following link...
http://www.chuckstraub.com/Letterboxing/mmm.htm
Thanks to everyone that participated and helped.....Chuck and Molly
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MMM monster images available for viewing.
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Started on 2004-11-17
MMM monster images available for viewing.
From: Chuck Straub (woodschuckstraub@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2004-11-17 19:35:18 UTC-05:00
Re: [LbNA] MMM monster images available for viewing.
From: (hurdhut@aol.com) |
Date: 2004-11-17 20:23:17 UTC-05:00
In a message dated 11/17/04 7:36:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,
woodschuckstraub@yahoo.com writes:
http://www.chuckstraub.com/Letterboxing/mmm.htm
Chuck- Thank you so much for sending Cookie Monster back to us! We really,
REALLY enjoyed looking at all the images in the log book. What a fantastic
idea this was and our family enjoyed it!
Wanted to share a funny story: at the gathering, I saw a man wearing a VA
Tech sweatshirt and being from VA myself, I decided to introduce myself. Turns
out he and his wife were from my hometown of Vienna and one of them lived 1/2
mile away! Small world.
I did see that 'Reporter at Large' came up and got some "monsters". That
person is from my old neighborhood and we first saw their stamp while we were
letterboxing in VA. Would have loved to have exchanged stamps w/ them. Maybe
some day....
Thanks again!
Southern Light of the End Gang!
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woodschuckstraub@yahoo.com writes:
http://www.chuckstraub.com/Letterboxing/mmm.htm
Chuck- Thank you so much for sending Cookie Monster back to us! We really,
REALLY enjoyed looking at all the images in the log book. What a fantastic
idea this was and our family enjoyed it!
Wanted to share a funny story: at the gathering, I saw a man wearing a VA
Tech sweatshirt and being from VA myself, I decided to introduce myself. Turns
out he and his wife were from my hometown of Vienna and one of them lived 1/2
mile away! Small world.
I did see that 'Reporter at Large' came up and got some "monsters". That
person is from my old neighborhood and we first saw their stamp while we were
letterboxing in VA. Would have loved to have exchanged stamps w/ them. Maybe
some day....
Thanks again!
Southern Light of the End Gang!
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