wrote:
>
one day when i was out LBing, i past an area where there was a LB. i
thought that i would check on it and make sure the condition of the
box was good. this box was in the ground under a rock and i couldn't
get the rock up. i had steel toed boots on and kicked the rock as
hard as i could and the rock never moved. i'm hoping no one goes
looking for that box because they maybe very dissappointed when they
get there. thank god i found it in the summer. with the weather
being so warm this winter, i was surprised to find the ground so
hard and the rock so unmovable. the joy of LBing in the winter.
david (team new hampshire)
> Had a similar experience in CT. Had to peel off paper towels from
several stamps in a series. Soooo cold in CT today,,,
>
> Enjoy!
>
> donutz716
>
> budster2@... wrote:
> Boulder Rock - NY
>
> After walking about 2.5 miles, it was about 15 degrees on top of
> Mountain. Letterbox was in place but wrapped in frozen plastic bag
and
> decided not to open it up to check it out. Will be back to check
it out
> when the weather is warmer.
>
> Budster of the Catskills
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